It sounds like America’s favorite $400 juice machine will be no longer. “After selling over a million Produce Packs, we must let you know that we are suspending the sale of the Juicero Press and Produce Packs immediately,” reads the company blog post. Juicero will also be giving people money back. “For the next 90 days, we are offering refunds for your purchase of… Read More
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Students built a sleek little pod that achieved a maximum speed of 324 km/hr, but there’s more to learn from the test footage.
Source: Wired
Twitter bots – robots that interact with humans – have a long history. The Twitter API is fairly easy to use (I made a bot that plays Zork with a friend two years ago) and there is little protection against creating new accounts automatically. This ease of use used to be great for programmers but now Twitter has a huge bot problem. Bots have expanded beyond the traditional tactics.… Read More
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It’s that time of the year: time to spend your entire paycheck on cool new Star Wars stuff!
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Marvel’s extended on-screen universe is showing its first signs of being overextended.
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‘Game of Thrones,’ Hurricane Harvey, Google controversies, and so much (Da)more.
Source: Wired
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it’s almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of it. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of the top tech stories from this week.
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Source: Digital trends
Amazon Alexa’s popular “Flash Briefing” skill, designed to give you the latest news and information from a series of customizable news sources, can now tell you about what’s happening in the world of music, too. On Thursday, Amazon introduced a new skill called “Today in Music,” which will provide daily music news updates, including new releases, details… Read More
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The fate of Lexar is no longer up in the air — storage company Longsys acquired the brand after Micron announced discontinuation. The new owner says the Lexar line of products will continue to hold the same standards.
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There’s no shortage of weather apps on the market, but you may have noticed that few of them are actually all that good. That’s where a new entry called Weather Atlas, from the developer behind the popular productivity app Launch Center Pro, comes in. This newly launched weather application aims to be a better alternative to the stock weather app, offering a more modern take on… Read More
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