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Wednesday, 24 April 2019

Samsung to invest $120 billion into logic chips by 2030

Samsung will invest 133 trillion won -- around $115 billion -- into its logic chip businesses such as processors and contract chip making by 2030 to become the market leader.

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SAP Q1 2019: First quarter operating profit slammed by restructuring hit

SAP’s earnings have been seriously impacted by planned restructuring efforts and the promotion of growth.

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Huawei: UK will have access to best technology

While Huawei could not confirm the reports that the British government will be allowing it to take part in 5G, the Chinese tech giant says that if they are true, the UK ‘will have access to the fastest and most reliable networks’.

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UK allows Huawei for 5G: Report

According to a report, Huawei will be allowed to provide antennas and non-core infrastructure for the 5G network build-outs across the United Kingdom.

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Airtel rising in India as Jio growth continues: OpenSignal, Tutela

OpenSignal still scores Jio as the best in 4G availability and Airtel in download speeds, while Tutela found Airtel to be the provider with the highest excellent consistent quality across six of India’s 10 largest cities.

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What Amazon's rare defeat in China could mean for its tough slog ahead in India

Whether Amazon will be able to use its experience in China to combat Reliance's exhaustive digital backbone and web, which connects millions of India's small grocery shops, will determine if its India experience goes the China way.

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Google Chrome 74 released with Dark Mode support for Windows users

Google also replaces "Data Saver" with "Lite mode" on Chrome for Android.

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Microsoft blocks Windows 10 May 2019 Update on PCs that use USB storage or SD cards

Workaround: Users must remove any USB storage device and SD card and restart May 2019 Update installation.

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Harness raises $60M in Series B funding for software delivery platform

The oversubscribed Series B round was propelled forward by strong market traction.

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Another dark web marketplace bites the dust --Wall Street Market

Two major dark web marketplaces for buying illegal products shut down in the span of a month.

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Squarespace acquires appointment scheduling platform Acuity Scheduling

The acquisition comes as Squarespace puts more focus on offering professional services for independent workers and small businesses.

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Nvidia takes aim at Tesla's custom GPU claims

Elon Musk is a master at promotion, but Nvidia is laying out a few "inaccuracies" with Tesla's GPU comparisons.

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eBay tops Q1 targets, raises 2019 guidance

Despite the relatively solid quarter, eBay said gross merchandise volume was down 4% to $22.6 billion.

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Academics hide humans from surveillance cameras with 2D prints

Couple it with some snazzy eyeglasses and you can become invisible to modern AI-powered surveillance systems.

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How secure are your containerized apps?

Containers are only as secure as their contents.

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Kohl's will begin accepting Amazon returns in all its US stores

The companies kicked off their partnership in September 2017 as a way to offer Amazon returns in select Kohl's stores.

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Alphabet's Wing gets FAA approval to begin US commercial drone deliveries

Wing is the first drone delivery company to receive air carrier certification from the US Federal Aviation Administration.

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Three drivers of AI's explosive startup funding growth

AI is one of the hottest sectors, with its technology promising to revolutionize and automate every industry imaginable. Venture Scanner has been covering this trend, showing a massive increase in AI startup funding. AI funding has more than tripled from 2016 to 2018. This phenomenon then begs the question: What caused this explosive growth in AI funding? There are three reasons.

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Traveling with TripIt: New Apple Watch complications, Pro Hub improvements for Android

TripIt is my go-to service for business and personal travel with regular updates released to improve services and offer enhanced experiences. The latest update brings improvements to the Apple Watch and Android.

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How (and why) Microsoft is looking at freelance experts as its next big target for Office

Microsoft launched a collection of tools and templates aimed at freelance workers late last year. Moving forward, Microsoft has much bigger plans to target those in the 'gig economy.'

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Samsung Postpones Rollout of Galaxy Fold

The company, the world’s largest handset maker, said it would postpone the release of the foldable smartphone after reports that the device was malfunctioning.

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FAA Certifies Google's Wing Drone Delivery Company To Operate As An Airline

The Wing company, a Google spinoff, has won federal approval to operate its drone delivery system as an airline in the U.S.

Wing's drones are made to deliver a wide range of items — including coffee, chocolate and burritos — from local merchants to their customers.

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The Affluent Homeless: A Sleeping Pod, A Hired Desk And A Handful Of Clothes

Steven T. Johnson rents a bed at the PodShare in Hollywood, Calif. "When you don

Many young people participate in the rental economy. They own less stuff than their parents' generation, and they rent or share a lot more. For some it's a choice; for others, a necessity.

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Ford wants to build a better app store for cars


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Snapchat just grew for the first time in a year


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Kids hack dad's facial recognition lock in easiest way possible


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Mark Zuckerberg might not be untouchable after all


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Free music streaming is coming to Google and Amazon


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A Tesla Model S burst into flames out of nowhere


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Save up to $420 on SanDisk, WD Elements, and Toshiba external hard drives at Amazon


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Microsoft Paint won't be banished to oblivion—for now


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2019 Toyota RAV4 review: A lovable SUV, but rough around the edges - Roadshow

Toyota's ubiquitous SUV is much improved, but it's not exactly perfect.

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2019 Land Rover Range Rover P400e review: A hard hybrid to recommend - Roadshow

Despite its green potential, electronic hiccups and disappointing range plague the plug-in hybrid version of Land Rover’s flagship SUV.

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2019 Jaguar F-Pace SVR first drive review: A magnificent beast, indeed - Roadshow

Jaguar's 550-horsepower F-Pace is both a thrilling performer and comfortable cruiser.

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Alphabet’s Wing gets FAA permission to start delivering by drone

Wing Aviation, the drone-based delivery startup born out of Google’s X labs, has received the first FAA certification in the country for commercial carriage of goods. It might not be long before you’re getting your burritos sent par avion.

The company has been performing tests for years, making thousands of flights and supervised deliveries to show that its drones are safe and effective. Many of those flights were in Australia, where in suburban Canberra the company recently began its first commercial operations. Finland and other countries are also in the works.

Wing’s first operations, starting later this year, will be in Blacksburg and Christiansburg, Va.; obviously an operation like this requires close coordination with municipal authorities as well as federal ones. You can’t just get a permission slip from the FAA and start flying over everyone’s houses.

“Wing plans to reach out to the local community before it begins food delivery, to gather feedback to inform its future operations,” the FAA writes in a press release. Here’s hoping that means you can choose whether or not these loud little aircraft will be able to pass through your airspace.

Although the obvious application is getting a meal delivered quickly even when traffic is bad, there are plenty of other applications. One imagines quick delivery of medications ahead of EMTs, or blood being transferred quickly between medical centers.

I’ve asked Wing for more details on its plans to roll this out elsewhere in the U.S. and will update this story if I hear back.



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Louisiana Purchase

Under the leadership of President Thomas Jefferson, the United States purchased 827,987 square miles of territory from France on May 2, 1803 for $15 million. It was a momentous event that doubled the size of the new country, and greatly […]

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Crap artists rejoice! MS Paint is getting a last-minute reprieve

Intel puts 8 cores, 16 threads, and a 5GHz turbo option in a laptop processor

The OnePlus 7 (and 7 Pro) are launching May 14

OnePlus is gearing up to release a new smartphone, the OnePlus 7, and it has reached the point in its hype cycle where the company has started a slow drip of information every few days. The latest news is the launch date itself. OnePlus is holding a launch event May 14 in several cities, and the company is even selling tickets to the event to the general public.

For this year's flagship release, OnePlus is actually announcing two phones: the OnePlus 7 and the OnePlus 7 Pro. While a lot of companies release two phones with identical designs in two different sizes, that is not the case here. OnePlus is shipping two different phones with different designs.

We've already seen a bit of the OnePlus 7 Pro. We posted renders in March showing an all-screen OnePlus phone with a pop-up camera and three cameras. At the time, we called it the OnePlus 7, but this is actually the OnePlus 7 Pro.

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Windows 10’s “Sets” tabbed windows will never see the light of day

Google cuts the Pixel 3 price in half for Project Fi’s birthday

We're on the lookout for the mid-range Pixel, which is expected to bring some of Google's flagship smartphone goodness to a lower price range. If you;'re in the market for a device like that, why not skip the mid-ranger and just buy the full flagship smartphone? Today only, Google is running an exceptional deal on the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL: they're available for half price as a way to celebrate Google Fi's birthday. So instead of $800 for the Pixel 3, you can pick up Google's smaller flagship for $400. The bigger Pixel 3 XL drops from $1,000 (for the 128GB version) to $500.

Buying the Pixel 3 for half price does come with some caveats. First, it's through the Project Fi site, and the terms of the deal say you have to "activate" the phone with Google Fi. Fi doesn't have a contract though, so assuming you use 0GB of data, that just means you'll be on the hook for one month of $20 service. The deal is good until 11:59pm PT today only (April 22) or while supplies last. It is only open to US residents.

We've complained about the limited amount of RAM in the Pixel 3 and 3 X and the idea that it's not competitive in price or design with devices like the OnePlus 6T. For half-price, though, this sale represents a pretty sweet deal. You're getting a great stock Android device with the fastest Android updates that will arrive until October 2021. It has one of the best mobile cameras on Earth, and if you're the crazy type that likes to play with beta builds of Android, the Pixel 3 gives you the earliest access. This is the lowest price we've ever seen for the device, so it seems hard to go wrong with a purchase here.

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After the Galaxy Fold breaks in the hands of reviewers, Samsung delays launch [Updated]

Update: Samsung has made the delay official. In a press release, Samsung confirmed the Wall Street Journal report, saying "While many reviewers shared with us the vast potential they see, some also showed us how the device needs further improvements that could ensure the best possible user experience. To fully evaluate this feedback and run further internal tests, we have decided to delay the release of the Galaxy Fold. We plan to announce the release date in the coming weeks."

Samsung's press release even goes into some of the problems discovered with the display so far, saying "Initial findings from the inspection of reported issues on the display showed that they could be associated with impact on the top and bottom exposed areas of the hinge. There was also an instance where substances found inside the device affected the display performance. We will take measures to strengthen the display protection. We will also enhance the guidance on care and use of the display including the protective layer so that our customers get the most out of their Galaxy Fold."

Why this was only discovered now, and not during testing, is pretty strange. Samsung's admission that it will be tweaking the design of the Galaxy Fold this late into the production is also unprecedented. The theory of the Galaxy Fold launch being rushed to market is looking more plausible with each passing day.

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Galaxy S10+ review: Too many compromises for the sky-high price

New automation features are coming to macOS in Shortcuts—but not for every app

McAfee joins Sophos, Avira, Avast—the latest Windows update breaks them all

Get a look at Android’s browser and search ballots for the EU

Last year the European Commission ruled that Google had illegally used Android to dominate search. Last month the European Commission gave Google feedback that bundling Chrome with the OS was also frowned upon. This week Google is implementing actual software changes to Android. The company has created a Windows-style ballot system which will encourage users to actively pick alternative browsers and search engines.

Google outlines the new ballot system in a post on its official blog. Pictures show two new setup screens in Android, one shows the currently installed search engine (usually Google Search) and offers to install alternatives like DuckDuckGo and Qwant. The second screen shows the currently installed browser (Chrome) and offers alternatives like Firefox and Edge.

Rather than make these screens part of setup that would be shown to new users only, Google says "These new screens will be displayed the first time a user opens Google Play after receiving an upcoming update." The browser and search pages each show five apps total, including any apps that are already installed. Google notes that the app selection will vary by country, and that new apps "will be included based on their popularity and shown in a random order." There's also going to be a new prompt in Google Chrome, which will encourage users to pick a search engine.

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Microsoft buys Express Logic, adds a third operating system to its IoT range

Facebook is working on an AI voice assistant similar to Alexa, Google Assistant

Amazon and Google settle feud, bring YouTube back to Fire TV devices

Staffsource: Ars’ most coveted work-from-home essentials

50-inch Surface Hub 2S: $8,999, shipping in June; 85-inch version next year

Bendgate 2.0: Samsung’s $2,000 foldable phone is already breaking [Update]

Intel quits 5G modem business hours after Apple settles with Qualcomm

‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ Final Trailer: The Titans Are Back


Godzilla: King of the Monsters is coming to theaters on May 31 and the eerie flick’s final trailer confirms fans’ greatest fears: The titans, also known as monstrous mega-creatures, are back to make […]

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Asteroid Bennu Is a Technicolor Wonder in Trippy 3D View


Asteroid Bennu recently received a technicolor makeover, thanks to a 3D view recently shared by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) and NASA. The 3D space rock view features more than 11 million measurements […]

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Nintendo Kills ‘Super Mario Bros.’ Commodore 64 Fan Port

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Years before the Nintendo 64 took us to glorious new 3D versions of Hyrule and the Mushroom Kingdom, the Commodore 64 home computer had already given old-school video game fans a reason to […]

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Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Egyptian Tomb With More Than 30 Mummies


Archaeologists discovered a tomb cut into rock and containing dozens of mummies in the southern Egyptian province of Aswan, Egypt’s ministry of antiquities said Tuesday. Hidden behind a stone wall, the tomb belonged to […]

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‘Game of Thrones’ Cast Posts Hilarious ‘Squad’ Tributes on Instagram


Game of Thrones is in its last season, however, the series’ actors are not ready to say goodbye yet. Some Iron Throne contenders recently posted funny “squad” tributes on Instagram, stating how happy […]

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Geek Pick: Flir One Pro Is a Hot Thermal Camera


Not all cameras are for taking the prettiest pictures of what you can see. Sometimes you need to look at stuff light and your eyes can’t detect, like heat. Whether you’re doing home […]

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Wreck of Australian WWII Ship Discovered 77 Years After It Was Sunk by Japanese Submarine


The wreckage of an Australian freight ship torpedoed and sunk by a Japanese submarine during World War II has been uncovered by archaeologists off the coast of Victoria, Australia. The SS Iron Crown was […]

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‘Avengers: Endgame’ Cast Spoofs ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’ on ‘Fallon’


The Avengers: Endgame cast came together for a special singalong on The Tonight Show, and this time, they sang a Marvel-themed version of Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire.” On Monday, April […]

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New ‘Detective Pikachu’ Trailer Is a Pokemon Tear-Jerker


The first trailer for Pokemon: Detective Pikachu left us shocked and confused. They’re making a live-action Pokemon movie? The next trailer left us excited and pumped. They’re making a live-action Pokemon movie! And now this […]

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Charlie, the Oldest Living Southern Sea Otter at Any Aquarium or Zoo, Dies at Age 22


Charlie, the oldest living southern sea otter at any aquarium or zoo worldwide, has died at the age of 22. On Monday, April 22, the Aquarium of the Pacific announced Charlie’s passing, and […]

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Police Dog Gets Stuck With Over 200 Porcupine Quills While Chasing Suspect


A K-9 police dog in Oregon got into a prickly situation while tracking a wanted man when it encountered a porcupine and got stuck with more than 200 quills. According to the Coos […]

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‘Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’ Online Is The New Miiverse


Last week Super Smash Bros. Ultimate got its big snazzy new update to version 3.0. The most eye-catching addition was Joker, the first of five planned paid DLC characters and a pretty slick […]

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Study: Climate Change Affects Global Economic Inequality, Too


Climate change affects more than just the environment: A Stanford University study shows global warming has increased economic inequality. While temperature fluctuations have enriched cool countries like Norway and Sweden, warmer nations such […]

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‘Avengers: Endgame’ First Reactions Flood Social Media After Premiere


On April 22, Avengers: Endgame had its star-studded world premiere in Los Angeles and following the big night, first reactions of the film have started going viral on social media, with most fans […]

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Stop Shaming Meal Kits—They’re Greener Than You Think


Meal kit services (you know, the things you hear about during podcast ad breaks) are a godsend for busy professionals and reluctant chefs. For a monthly fee, companies like HelloFresh and Blue Apron […]

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Toy Tuesday: The Endgame of ‘Avengers’ Toys


Iron Man. Captain America. The Hulk. The Black Widow. Hawkeye. That quintet of heroes has been at the core of the massive mechanism known as the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But will all that […]

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Zillow’s AI-Powered 3D Home Tours Available Now on iOS


We’re all busy people. Between work, kids, Game of Thrones, taxes, and self care, who has time to schedule tours of potential new homes? No one, that’s who. That’s about to change, though, […]

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Take My Galleons: Vans Teases Harry Potter-Themed Merch


Accio Vans! The sk8r brand on Monday teased a spellbinding collection of Harry Potter-themed footwear, apparel, and accessories “for witches, wizards, and muggles alike.” Details about the collaboration, however, remain as hidden as […]

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Best Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10+ cases: Top picks in every style

Best smart sprinkler controller

Whether you’re motivated by water conservation, saving money, a drive to render every aspect of your home smart, or all the above, a smart irrigation controller will scratch that itch.

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Microsoft Paint has been given another reprieve

Amazon drops the price of the Orbi Wall-Plug Wi-Fi System with two satellites to $200 today

Amazon's awesome one-day PC accessories sale offers blowout deals on gaming mice, storage, and more

Razer revamps the Blade Pro 17 with 9th-gen Intel Core and Nvidia RTX in a trimmer package

Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1650 is a $150 graphics card built to plug-and-play in any PC

Intel's 9th-gen mobile Core chips aim for the high end, rocking 8 cores at up to 5GHz speeds

Nvidia's mobile GeForce GTX 1650 and GTX 1660 Ti give affordable gaming laptops more firepower

Intel launches 18 9th-gen desktop Core chips, the majority without hyperthreading

"Anomaly" may set back SpaceX manned mission timetable

A Crew Dragon undergoing a hover test in 2016

The timetable for the first manned flight of the SpaceX Crew Dragon may have been thrown into question after the spacecraft appeared to suffer a serious engine malfunction. On April 20 at Cape Canaveral, Florida, an "anomaly" was reported during a static fire test that may have resulted in the release of toxic rocket propellants.

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Keychron K1 Wireless Keyboard review: Mechanical RGB magic beats backlit butterfly

Wing becomes first company awarded FAA certification to begin drone deliveries in the US

Wing has been granted Air Carrier Certification by the FAA

A month after Wing was given the green light to deliver various goods via drone in Australia's capital, Canberra, the Alphabet subsidiary has become the first company to get the official go-ahead from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin a commercial drone delivery service in the US. Wing announced it had received Air Carrier Certification from the FAA, which allows the company to begin delivering goods from businesses to households.

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Igloohome Smart Deadbolt 2S review: The industry’s most handsome lock remains the most aggravating to install

The smart lock maker shrinks down its beautiful deadbolt, but it remains a frustrating experience.

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Massive roll out of world’s first malaria vaccine commences in Africa

After 30 years of development the vaccine is set to be administered to over a million ...

After decades of development and testing the world's first malaria vaccine is beginning its first wide roll out beginning in Malawi before being introduced into Ghana and Kenya over the following weeks. This initial pilot program is aimed at children up to two years of age and is expected to immunize over one million subjects over the next three years.

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Aston Martin ratchets up heart rates with drop-top DBS Superleggera Volante

The DBS Superleggera gets a drop-top stablemate

Aston has yoinked the roof off its super-grunty V12 muscle car to create its fastest ever convertible. The DBS Superleggera Volante hits the same 211-mph (340-km/h) top speed as the hard top version, but can drop its eight-layer canopy to deliver "that extra level of sensory overload."

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Study claims meal kits produce less emissions than grocery shopping, despite more packaging

A new study contrasts the excessive packaging found in meal kits against increased transportation and food ...

Do meal kits have a larger carbon footprint than regular grocery store shopping? A team of environmental researchers from the University of Michigan set out to crunch the numbers discovering that despite the extra plastic waste meal kits may produce less environmental emissions than conventional grocery shopping.

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In photos: The 2019 NY Auto Show, from supercars to all-electric compacts

Nissan debuts the 2020 GT-R Nismo

April 2019 is a big month for car lovers. A day after the start of Auto Shanghai, the New York International Auto Show kicked off, offering its own compelling mix of new-generation production vehicles, concept cars and special editions. New York is hosting everything from the latest wave of electrics, sports cars through pickup trucks, to pure, unadulterated petrol supercar power.

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Bacteria used to produce synthetic mother-of-pearl

A sample of the artificial nacre, deposited on a glass slide

Besides simply looking nice when used in jewellery, mother-of-pearl is also one of nature's hardest, stiffest, most stable materials. Scientists have now utilized bacteria to develop a cheap and eco-friendly method of replicating it, for possible use in a variety of areas.

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