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The Air Force is planning to start using laser weapons before 2020
Laser weapons have been synonymous with sci-fi entertainment for decades, but only is the technology for these weapons available to us now, the United States military plans…
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America and China are setting ground rules for cyberwarfare
Back when Russia and the United States were the top dogs, both countries were afraid of the devastation that a nuclear attack from the other could cause, and set some ground rules…
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The Nexus 6P may have as much as 128GB of internal storage
From the rumors we’ve been seeing recently, it looks like the LG-made Nexus 5X will be the smaller, more affordable version of Google’s new smartphone, and the Huawei-made Nexus…
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LG is ready to start mass-producing its foldable displays
Remember back when screens were just screens? The capabilities of these screens and the technology that powered them differed, but at the end of the day they were just flat…
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Konami won’t make any more console games, not even Metal Gear
Konami has had a rough year, in terms of both finances and reputation. Not only is the Japanese video game company struggling to make money, some reports from earlier this year…
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Sony’s virtual reality headset will cost as much as a new console
There are a bunch of companies working on their own virtual reality headset at the moment, and while they love talking about how great their product is, there’s one bit…
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The BBC is launching its own Netflix competitor in America
Britain is second only to the United States in terms of the number of enjoyable, high-quality television shows it produces, and that’s all thanks to the BBC. The British…
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AT&T may have been the victim of a massive phone-unlocking scheme
Wireless carriers like to lock down smartphones in order to make it more difficult for users to switch to another carrier with a compatible network, and while it’s perfectly legal…
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The OnePlus 2 isn’t even the fastest affordable smartphone out there
My wallet and I feel all warm and fuzzy inside whenever we see all the affordable high-end smartphones that have been hitting the market these past couple of years, but with…
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Volvo wants to replace trash men with robots
There’s no denying that trash men have an essential job, but it’s also a very simple one, so simple, in fact, that you could probably program a robot to do it. That’s exactly what…
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Amazon just took the wraps off a bunch of new hardware
Apple’s big hardware announcement event was last week, Microsoft’s is next month, and Google’s is coming shortly after that, but what about Amazon? Not wanting to be left out…
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China wants American tech companies to be “secure and controllable”
Earlier this year, Russia started requiring technology companies like Google and Twitter to store data on Russian users within Russia itself, not overseas, all in the name…