Month: February 2015

Filed under: Aftermarket, Government/Legal, Driving, United States, Emerging Technologies, Smartphone, Police/Emergency

Police officers in one major U.S. city are fighting back against Waze, a popular mobile app that reveals their locations to motorists.

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You’ve probably heard no end of hype for 4K video on TVs and computers, and now it’s about to invade your phone… at least, so long as ARM has its way. The company just took the wraps off of Cortex-A72, a processor reference design that promises a h…

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As the TransAsia Airways plane clipped a bridge and crashed into a river in Taipei, it was all caught on a car dashcam, dangerously close. The tragic accident saw the plane glancingly hit a bridge shortly after takeoff, as seen in the video, with the…

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We knew it was coming, but it’s finally here. Not to be outdone by Sony, Olympus revealed last year, during Photokina 2014, that it was working on a lens camera of its own. And now we’re starting to learn more about it. Meet the Olympus Air, the comp…

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Starting today, a new feature has been built right into Search from Google – a complete mortgage calculator. Using this handy dandy calculator, users can estimate how much they can borrow, simply by throwing in a wanted monthly payment and APR. Not only that, but you can also track monthly payments when you input the […]

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Tuna are some of the most popular fishes on Earth. Globally, more than 4.3 million tonnes of tuna are caught every year, valued at more than $5.5 billion dollars. Yellowfin tuna, the species most commonly labeled as ahi in sushi restaurants nationwide, is the preferred tuna in developed nations like the US and the UK, but the world’s favorite sashimi may soon be stricken from the menu, as scientists have found that mercury levels in tuna are rising at a rate of 3.8% or more annually. More im

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DNA testing revealed that the supplements contained no trace of the plants they claimed to include

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