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Hollywood’s VR Fantasy Was Everywhere at Comic-Con—With a Catch
Virtual reality grabbed plenty of attention at Comic-Con this year, but only rarely did it live up to its promise. via Zero Tech Blog
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How They Make Those Squishy Air Pillows Inside Amazon Boxes
Call them pillows of love. via Zero Tech Blog
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Meizu Pro 7: When One Screen Isn't Enough, Try Meizu's Two-Screen Phone
The Chinese phone manufacturer's unorthodox solution to screen addiction: add another screen. via Zero Tech Blog
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How 'Comedy Bang! Bang!' Perfected the Podcasting Long Game
Throughout its 500 episodes, the comedy podcast has revolutionized not just the medium, but our expectations of it. via Zero Tech Blog
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Anti-Drone Tools Tested: From Shotguns To Superdrones
From anti-drone shotgun shells to a drone-snagging megadrone, security researchers put the drone defense arsenal to the test. via Zero Te...
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Inside Dodge’s Face-Warpingly Fast Demon Dragster
How to build a production car so speedy, it's been banned by the National Hot Rod Association. via Zero Tech Blog
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The Tricked-Out Research Planes That Fly Through Wildfires
The best way to test the gases created by wildfires is to fly a plane directly above the conflagration. via Zero Tech Blog
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Repealing Net Neutrality is Easy. Replacing It Will Be Hard
The next fight over the future of the open internet will fall to the U.S. Congress. via Zero Tech Blog
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Shred the Trails All Day Long With E-Mountain Bikes from Specialized and Riese & Müller
These electric rides aren’t for lazy days on the trail. via Zero Tech Blog
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Luxembourg's New Law Lets Space Miners Keep Their Plunder
On August 1, Luxembourg plans to adopt a new law that gives empyrean mining companies the rights to whatever they pull from asteroids. vi...
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Grasping Robots Compete to Rule Amazon’s Warehouses
A warehouse-themed automated rodeo has robots auditioning to work in Amazon’s fulfillment centers via Zero Tech Blog
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The Camera Drone Company That Fell to Earth
With two young founders and a much-hyped product, Lily Robotics promised that its camera drone would transform photography. Then it came cra...
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The Military Assigns the Homework in This College Course
A new initiative is building a pipeline of tech know-how from America’s finest universities to the military. No one’s freaking out—yet. v...
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The Digital Divide Isn't Microsoft's First Priority
Microsoft says it wants to use spare TV bandwidth to close the digital divide. But the company has even bigger plans than that. via Zero ...
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Killing the Blue Whale Challenge
Social media companies like Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr enabled the Blue Whale Challenge. They must do more to curb it. via Zero Tech B...
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From Elon Musk to Bill Gates: Tech’s Most Dubious Promises
Elon Musk’s NY-DC hyperloop isn’t the first outrageous claim we’ve heard from Silicon Valley. via Zero Tech Blog
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Asomándonos a la Revolución Cubana de Internet Hecha por los Propios C
En Cuba, donde los datos gotean vía una red sobrecargada controlada por el gobierno—en su caso—la gente ha puesto en escena la revolución de...
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Inside Cuba's D.I.Y. Internet Revolution
In Havana, where data trickles in via overloaded, government-controlled networks—if at all—the people have taken matters into their own hand...
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Adobe Flash Will Finally Die Off in 2020
No, for real this time. via Zero Tech Blog
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