- FinanceThe Telegraph
Roundabouts and potholes could put the brakes on driverless cars in Britain
Roundabouts and potholes could put the brakes on driverless cars in Britain
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Luvmyhike is the app that helps you get in shape for adventure
Luvmyhike is a new fitness app designed specifically for outdoor enthusiasts that offers a 12-week training program designed to improve their overall well being, making it easier to enjoy their hiking and camping adventures.
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The best fitness trackers
Looking for your first fitness tracker, or an upgrade to the one you're already wearing? There are plenty of the wrist-worn gadgets available that are capable of doing more than just tracking daily steps, so here's our pick of the best fitness trackers available right now.
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How L’Oréal designed the UV Sense to fit on your fingernail
The L’Oréal Technology Incubator is constantly finding new ways to infuse technology within beauty products. Just in time for summer, L’Oréal is releasing the UV Sense -- a battery-free wearable electric sensor that can measure your UV exposure.
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The best Android podcast apps
There are thousands of amazing podcasts available on demand. All you need is a smartphone, a pair of headphones, and good podcast app. Here are our picks for the best podcast apps for Android.
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The car dashboard is dead, long live touchscreens! But give us better apps
The era of 747-style car cockpits full of dials and buttons is coming to an end. Features like CarPlay and Android Auto mean screens are in, and we’re all better for it. Or are we? Sometimes things don’t go as planned.
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Space tourists could be struck down by astro-sickness, warns Nasa astronaut
Space tourists could be struck down by astro-sickness, warns Nasa astronaut
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World Cup streaming: Sites hosting online live streams of games could be danger to football fans who watch them
Links to live streams are being posted to illegal streaming sites – many of which are easily accessible through Google – as football fans turn to piracy sites to watch matches that are not freely available in their own country. This has prompted warnings from cybersecurity experts that people could
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Tim Dodd Is the Everyday Astronaut: An Origin Story
Tim Dodd hosts Space.com's Facebook Watch series "Spacing Out with the Everyday Astronaut," which launched May 4. Dodd is a self-proclaimed "space-obsessed man-child with a spacesuit. "I didn't really want a backstory to it," Dodd said.
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Space Station Astronaut Chats with Passengers Aboard 'Viking Orion' Cruise Ship
A panel of 15 NASA astronauts gathered in the Star Theater on Viking Orion to share their favorite experiences in space and talk about what's next for space travel. "I hope that you're having a good time — I wish I could be there," Feustel said. Feustel arrived at the space station
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Why Are Astronauts Moonwalking on the Bottom of This Giant Pool?
With government leaders and space organizations aiming to send astronauts back to the moon, how do astronauts train to work on the lunar surface? ESA's NBF houses one of the deepest swimming pools in Europe. The tank alongside the suit works to simulate lunar gravity, which is only one-sixth of
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Trump's Space Force Push Reopens Arguments About Military in Space
President Donald Trump's call this week that to create a sixth branch of the U.S. military — which he called the "Space Force" — has reopened a wider debate about whether such a move is necessary to better manage military space activities. While the idea of a separate, space-focused military
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Whoa! Watch This Fireball Blaze Over a Foo Fighters Concert in the Netherlands
While photographing the conjunction of the moon on Venus on June 16, 2018, astrophotographer Uwe Reichert captured this birhgt-green fireball meteor as it fell from space and exploded in Earth's atmosphere over Belgium.
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Tracking System Glitch Delays Rocket Lab's 1st Commercial Electron Launch
Rocket Lab initially aimed to launch the Electron rocket at 8:30 p.m. Friday EDT (02:30 p.m. Saturday local time/0030 GMT) from the company's seaside Launch Complex 1 on Māhia Peninsula in New Zealand. "Electron is healthy but we have not been able to resolve an issue with one of our down range
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1st Satellite Built to Harpoon Space Junk for Disposal Begins Test Flight
The first spacecraft to demonstrate active space debris-removal technologies — such as a harpoon, a net and a drag sail — in orbit has been released from the International Space Station to commence its mission. The spacecraft is the largest payload deployed from the space station, according to NanoRacks
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Google Doodle Honors Science Fiction Author Octavia E. Butler
Google honored the legacy of famed science fiction author Octavia E. Butler with her own Google Doodle today (June 22), which would have been the writer's 71st birthday. Butler, who died in 2006, was a prolific science fiction writer who received multiple Hugo and Nebula awards for her work. In
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The best PDF editors
There are plenty of PDF editors to be had online, and though the selection is robust, finding a solid solution with the tools you need can be tough. Here, we've rounded up best PDF editors, so you can edit no matter your budget or OS.
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Agricultural campus faculty, students worry about losing research after fire
In the meantime, faculty and students with research inside the building are anxiously waiting to hear when they can get into the building to access their material. McLean and her PhD student looked into the windows of their basement lab Friday, hoping to salvage the bee samples.
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Like a vice principal in the sky, this A.I. spots fights before they happen
Researchers from the U.K. and India have developed a new drone-based surveillance system, which uses A.I.-equipped drones as flying security cameras to identify violent incidents from the sky.
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Canadian military not ready for 'space army,' former defence chief says
It wouldn't make sense for Canada to attempt to build something as costly as a military presence in space right now, Tom Lawson told CBC Radio's The House on Thursday. "I think the best things Canada can do is to remain closely linked with U.S space agencies," he said. Lawson said
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In the search for life beyond Earth, moons may be the best candidates
In a new study published in The Astrophysical Journal, researchers suggest that there are 121 giant exoplanets — worlds in orbit around other stars — that could host a potentially habitable moon. Using data from NASA's Kepler space telescope, which has confirmed more than 2,000 exoplanets, scientists
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Netflix chief communications officer fired after using racist language
Netflix chief communications officer fired after using racist language
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The time is right to take advantage of these Apple Watch deals for June 2018
The Apple Watch has surged to prominence in recent years. If you're in the market for an iOS wearable, we've sniffed out the best Apple Watch deals available right now for all three models of this great smartwatch.
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Apple owns up to sticky key problems with free MacBook keyboard repairs
Apple wants to fix your sticky MacBook or MacBook Pro keys for free. The company is offering a repair program to address the keyboard glitch on affected laptops after user outcry and several class-action lawsuits have been filed.
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BlackBerry inks deal with Bullitt to provide security tech to phones
BlackBerry announced a partnership with Bullitt Group to provide security features to Bullitt's ultra-rugged Cat and Land Rover-branded phones. This is one of only a few deals BlackBerry has made for BlackBerry Secure technology.
