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Black Holes Can Split In Two At Extreme Speeds
Researchers discover loophole in thermodynamics laws, allowing rapidly rotating black holes to bifurcate into two separate entities, a phenomenon termed 'pair-of-pants topologies'
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Planet Zoo 2: Bigger, Better Zoo-Building Sim
With new aquariums, aviaries, and improved graphics, Planet Zoo 2 offers a more diverse and creative experience than its predecessor, but some critics note limitations in wildlife reserves and terrain tools
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11 Police Trainees Learn 1,000+ Buildings with MapInsights
The University of Illinois Division of Public Safety used a new web-based training platform to help police trainees master the campus geography, with over 1,000 buildings to learn across three beats
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Onsemi Eyes $1B Chip Startup Deal
Onsemi is in talks to acquire Ferric, a chip startup, for $1 billion, according to a report by The Information, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Brambles Invasion: SA Closer To Natural Fix
Researchers explore biological control to manage invasive brambles that have been spreading across South Africa since the early 1900s, smothering young trees and disrupting wildlife
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9 in 10 Transport Projects Go Over Budget
Research reveals that nearly 9 out of 10 major transportation projects exceed their initial budget due to a range of factors, including external factors, estimation errors, and governance weaknesses
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Clear Aligners Revolutionize Orthodontic Care
Digital dentistry offers discreet and personalized treatment options, making it easier to keep teeth clean, according to health expert Tavishi Dogra
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HeyPolo: Track Family Location Without Sacrificing Privacy
New app offers real-time location sharing, SOS alerts, and safe driving features without selling user data, available on iPhone and Android
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Foldable Phones: Clamshell vs Book-Style
Clamshell phones offer compact designs with glanceable information, while book-style foldables provide larger screens for immersive viewing, but which is best for your everyday needs?
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Uniti Wholesale Expands US Data Center Connectivity
The company has increased its data center connectivity across the United States, enhancing its network capabilities
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New Framework: Lean Six Sigma For Doctoral Research
University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies publishes white paper outlining a Lean Six Sigma framework to help researchers develop defensible problem statements, adapting the Define and Measure logic to organize problem development around five connected elements
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Modular Keyboard Starts With One Key, Assembled Like Legos
The Keybytes project, developed by MIT student Nathan Alspaugh, allows users to create custom keyboards with flexible layouts and key selection, using magnetic key modules with their own RISC-V microcontrollers
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Quantum eMotion Names David Teeple CTO
David Teeple takes the reins as chief technology officer, leading the company's tech strategy
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ServiceNow Expands Google Cloud Partnership
The company will utilize AI agents in its new partnership with Google Cloud
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AirFly View Adds Screen
Twelve South's new wireless headphone dongle simplifies pairing with a built-in screen, available for $79.99
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Logitech Yeti 2: Legendary Mic's Worthy Successor
The new Logitech Yeti 2 boasts exceptional audio quality, automatic polar pattern adjustment, and a built-in LED display, making it a top choice for streaming and recording
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Mystery Radio Echoes
Long delayed radio echoes, first discovered in 1927, remain unexplained with signals returning after more than 2.7 seconds, sparking various natural and speculative theories
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Samurai Classic Shared Japanese Values With West
Inazo Nitobe's 1899 book 'Bushido: The Soul of Japan' found international success due to its expression of moral values, a recent study reveals
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Apple's 20-Year MacBook Legacy
From the PowerBook 100 to the MacBook Pro, Apple's laptops have shaped the industry with innovative designs and technologies, influencing PC makers worldwide
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NASA's 20-Year-Old Mars Spacecraft Still Going Strong
The Mars Odyssey and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter have exceeded their expected lifetimes, providing valuable insights into the Martian surface and supporting NASA's Mars research program
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Tap Water Purified: Is Reverse Osmosis Worth $100s?
Under-sink reverse osmosis systems remove 99.9% of contaminants, but come with a higher price tag than traditional carbon filters, which can only capture particles as small as 0.1 microns in size
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Google Photos Revamps Collections Tab
A new customizable design for the Collections tab on Android allows users to pin favorite collections and hide rarely used sections, now available in version 7.97
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App Fatigue Hits Online Dating
Choosing the right dating app for your goals can help you find a genuine connection, with options like Tinder, Hinge, and OkCupid catering to different needs
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Uluru Plant Dieback: Drought-Avoidance Wins
A collaborative research project between Anangu traditional owners and scientists found that plant species using drought-avoidance strategies were more likely to survive extreme weather events in the Australian desert, with significant implications for conservation of culturally important keystone species