IOTAS wants to help renters get onboard the Internet of Things by selling smart home equipment to their landlords.
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It's made from liver cells that have been treated with a smallpox vaccine.
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Microsoft took Samsung to court back in August, seeking to enforce a contract with Samsung over Android royalty payments. Samsung has been paying out per-device royalties to Microsoft for every Android product it sells, and a court case revealed Microsoft has earned $1 billion from Samsung in the form of patent-licensing royalties during 2013.
Samsung originally signed two contracts — a cross-licensing agreement and a business collaboration agreement — with Microsoft in 2011, ahead of its dominance of Android shipments. Samsung has, understandably, been looking to avoid paying huge Android royalties to Microsoft, and the Korean company decided Microsoft’s acquisition of Nokia’s phone business was a good excuse to try and invalidate the...
Phones: They die. Usually at the hands of their owners.
Fiat has announced the schedule for the 2015 Abarth Track Experience. Beginning this month, the one-day session will include instruction by professional drivers and laps in the 2015 Fiat 500 Abarth.
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Kevin Hart will be the Roast Master at the roast of Justin Bieber, scheduled to air on Comedy Central on March 30
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Canister vacuums are lighter and more maneuverable than a stick-style vac, but you often have to keep running over to rescue them when they get stuck or even flipped upside down. To help alleviate both problems, the Vax AirRevolver is designed as a self-contained cylinder with over-sized wheels that clamber over anything and clever engineering that allows it to keep on sucking no matter how it gets flipped.
Like palm trees and sunshine, the bright lights of movie and television sets are an eternal part of Los Angeles’ landscape.
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