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Toyota might be ready to take a stab at the flying car, as revealed by a patent drawing for a car with stackable wings.
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Filed under: Chevrolet, Car Buying, Sedan, Budget
The new 2016 Chevy Malibu can be had for as little as $22,500 in base L trim, undercutting the price of last year’s model and much of the competition.
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A step for processors, a leap for PCs.
The post What Intel’s New Processors Mean for Your Next Computer appeared first on WIRED.
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The Steve Jobs of 2010 would not be psyched about Apple’s new Pencil.
The post Steve Jobs Said A Stylus Was a Sign of Total Failure appeared first on WIRED.
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Human trials are coming for a company that wants to restore sight with an algae protein.
The post A Cure for Blindness Just Might Come From Algae appeared first on WIRED.
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Mobile phone data reveals large-scale human activity that is otherwise hidden from view. Now one website visualizes and compares the activity in different cities.
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The rocket carrying two HoloLens headsets to the International Space Station blew up in June, and NASA is planning another launch.
The explosion in June of the SpaceX rocket that was headed to the International Space Station felt like “a punch in the gut†to Jeff Norris, the project manager for two HoloLens projects that NASA is working on at its Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California. Among the items on board were two HoloLens headsets—Microsoft’s forthcoming augmented-reality gadgets.
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