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What’s next for the gene-edited children from CRISPR trial in China?
By Nicolas Gutierrez C. Illustration of a DNA double helix Yurchanka Siarhei/Shutterstock MORE than a billion people live in China,…
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Apple CarPlay feature to offer an easy way to pay for fuel | Digital Trends
Apple is developing a new CarPlay feature that will let drivers pay for gas via their vehicle’s dashboard. The feature…
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Apple joins Google in complying with South Korean law allowing alternate payment platforms
A hot potato: Epic’s fight with Apple over forcing it to use its payment system is really about getting out…
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Tenoumer Crater, Mauritania – One of the Best-Preserved Craters on Earth
Copernicus Sentinel-2 image captured on May 16, 2022, of Tenoumer Crater in Mauritania, one of the best-preserved craters on Earth.…
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OpenSea’s email data breach may have affected 1.8M users – US News Mail Tech
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How to Keep Your Dog Calm During July 4th Fireworks
This story is part of Home Tips, CNET’s collection of practical advice for getting the most out of your home,…
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Capturing the onset of galaxy rotation in the early universe
After the Big Bang came the earliest galaxies. Due to the expansion of the universe, these galaxies are receding away…
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Spinal cord stimulation enables paralysed monkeys to move their arms
An electrode implanted in the necks of three monkeys with partial arm paralysis stimulated nerves in the spinal cord and…
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NASA chief looks forward to Webb telescope’s first images | Digital Trends
NASA is preparing to unveil the first high-resolution images captured by the $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope, and recent…
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Chromebooks set to take the biggest hit as global PC sales slow
The big picture: The PC industry saw significant benefits from the sudden shift to remote work and study in 2020…
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Some Viruses Make You Smell Tastier to Mosquitoes – Increasing the Spread of Disease
According to new research, Zika and dengue fever viruses make infected mice and humans smell more attractive to mosquitoes, causing…
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Halo Infinite’s campaign co-op preview kicks off in July
Halo Infinite developer 343 Industries is finally going to kick off a public test of its long-awaited network campaign co-op…
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Visby Medical tests positive for a Series E extension at $1B+ valuation – US News Mail Tech
Medical diagnostics company Visby Medical raised $100 million in a Series E round earlier this year. Today, the company told…
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12 Essential Things I Pack Before Traveling
Many of us have taken a two-year hiatus from traveling while cases of COVID-19 soared across the globe. But if…
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Active transportation projects offer solid returns on investment, economic study finds
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Active transportation investments offer many types of benefits related to safety, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, physical…
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What does the new US Supreme Court ruling mean for carbon emissions?
By James Dinneen Electricity generation, as at this coal-fired plant, is second only to transportation in terms of US greenhouse…
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Beyond rainbows: How big tech is doing more for Pride Month | Digital Trends
During the month of June, many organizations show their support for Pride Month by displaying rainbow symbols on their logos,…
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Samsung’s Gaming Hub adds Xbox, Stadia, and GeForce Now apps to its TVs later this year
In brief: As video game streaming struggles to find a steady foothold in the industry, service providers have partnered with…
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NASA Approves Continuation of ICESat-2 Space Laser After 3+ Years of Big Results
Illustration of NASA’s Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2), a mission to measure the changing height of Earth’s ice.…
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Apple’s former securities lawyer pleads guilty for doing the insider trading he was supposed to prevent
A former Apple lawyer who was in charge of preventing insider trading has pleaded guilty to six counts of securities…
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Stanford-designed pyramid lens boosts solar panel efficiency – US News Mail Tech
Stacks of teeny lenses that look like inverted pyramids could juice up solar panels, helping them capture more light from…
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Sticking With Windows 10? Change These Default Settings
Microsoft launched Windows 11, its latest operating system, last October. The OS reached broad deployment earlier this year after a staggered…
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Time makes histone H3 modifications drift in mouse liver
Chromatin state definition and transitions between states with age. Credit: Hillje et al. Aging is known to involve epigenetic histone…
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Why two-thirds of IVF embryos suddenly stop developing
A new insight into why some IVF embryos go into “developmental arrest” could help researchers create treatments that coax them…
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Samsung’s 2022 soundbars are now available starting at $250 | Digital Trends
If it’s summer, that must mean it’s soundbar season. And right on cue, Samsung has announced that almost every soundbar…
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Kaspersky report highlights common ransomware attack patterns
Why it matters: As ransomware remains a prevalent security threat, an essential step in countering attackers is identifying their methods.…
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Complete Chaos: Scientists Unravel the Early History of the Solar System
An artist’s impression of the early solar system. Credit: Tobias Stierli / Flaeck / PlanetS The solar system’s chaotic early…
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GM’s reportedly only making about 12 Hummer EVs a day
Months after General Motors started delivering its first Hummer EVs, the company is reportedly only producing around 12 of the…
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Crypto wants its own iPhone – US News Mail Tech
Image Credits: US News Mail Tech Apple’s relative hostility to the desires of crypto developers hasn’t gone unnoticed, and as…
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The Overwatch 2 Beta Is Here on PC and Consoles (for Some)
Overwatch 2 opened its second beta for PC and console players, giving the world the first glimpse at the long-awaited…
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Another Webb telescope instrument gets the ‘go for science’
Artist’s concept of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. Credit: NASA The second of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s four primary…
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Implantable device blocks pain by chilling nerves inside the body
An implant made from biodegradable materials chills nerves to 10°C, reducing pain signals sent to rats’ brains, and can be…
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Intel’s flagship Arc GPUs might be right around the corner | Digital Trends
If Intel’s drivers are anything to go by, we might be about to see the flagship Arc Alchemist graphics cards…
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Brain-connected robot arms enable paralyzed man to feed himself
In brief: Brain-computer interfaces have recently seen promising advancements, often intersecting with prostheses. Tests have shown patients controlling computers with…
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7 Healthy Japanese Foods to Add to Your Diet
A traditional Japanese dinner is very healthy. Japanese food is famous for its health benefits. The Japanese have the second-highest…
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The Supreme Court just took away an EPA tool to fight climate change — what happens next?
The Supreme Court just gutted a major policy tool the US might have used to tackle climate change. Its decision…
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The SEC rejected bitcoin spot ETFs again. Now what? – US News Mail Tech
As governments worldwide continue to eye the crypto industry, some digital asset managers are pushing back against regulators in an…
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Can You Change Your Social Security Number?
Your Social Security number is probably one of the few long numbers you can recite off the top of your…
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Comparative analyses of American and Asian lotus genomes
Characteristics of the Nelumbo lutea (American lotus) genome. (A) Distribution of genomic features along the American lotus genome. (B) Inferred…
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AI predicts crime a week in advance with 90 per cent accuracy
An artificial intelligence that scours crime data can predict the location of crimes in the coming week with up to…
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Apple’s new M2 MacBook Pro struggles under pressure | Digital Trends
Apple’s M2 chip found in the 13-inch MacBook Pro might struggle under pressure, found Vadim Yuryev of Max Tech on…
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Valve starts shipping some Steam Decks with slower SSDs but says performance is unaffected
In a nutshell: Steam Deck production is on the rise but performance may be trending in the opposite direction. It…
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Stress Induces a Kind of Sleep That Helps Relieve Anxiety
Circuits in the brain can induce a restorative sleep that protects against further anxiety. Credit: Imperial College London Stress boosts…
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The Samsung Z Fold 3 has never been more af-fold-able at Amazon
While several retailers are gearing up for the long July Fourth weekend with some exciting sitewide sales, there are plenty…
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Actuator: Fulfillment automation, drone swaps, moon mining – US News Mail Tech
Welp. Three straight weeks of work travel amid a seemingly endless pandemic finally caught up with me. Forgive me, as…
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Are We Headed for a Recession and How Much Will It Sting? Your Questions, Answered
This story is part of So Money (subscribe here), an online community dedicated to financial empowerment and advice, led by…
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Team discovers signaling molecule that potently stimulates hair growth
Graphical abstract. Credit: Developmental Cell (2022). DOI: 10.1016/j.devcel.2022.06.005 University of California, Irvine-led researchers have discovered that a signaling molecule called…
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This soft, electronic ‘nerve cooler’ could be a new way to relieve pain
A flexible electronic implant could one day make pain management a lot more chill. Created from materials that dissolve in…
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Zika or dengue infections make you more appealing to mosquitoes
Infection with Zika or dengue viruses affects the microbiome of the skin, ramping up production of compounds that entice mosquitoes.…
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EA asks for players’ help to test the next Skate game | Digital Trends
Publisher Electronic Arts and developer Full Circle have released a new video for the upcoming Skate game, with early “pre-pre-alpha” footage.…
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