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Digital Government Software Platforms to Leverage Power of Social Networks

Better, Faster, and Smarter Delivery of Government Services The general population’s impression of government agency services, whether deserved or not, is that they are slow, tiresome, inefficient, manual and staffed by employees who are working…

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SpaceX Rocket Falcon Heavy Lights 27 Engines Before Launch

Preparing for today’s launch, Elon Musk’s SpaceX recently conducted a key test of its new rocket – the Falcon Heavy. All 27 Merlin engines of the rocket were fired up to make sure they are…

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21st Century Smart Cities to Run on Data & Open Operating Systems

An Exciting Future for Cities For a city to be smart, it must be livable. This means commute times should be reasonable, noise levels low, and living offers residents and visitors the least amount of…

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Lightyear One: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered Car

Considering the many problems associated with air pollution and the fact of worldwide climate change, electric cars give us the hope of building a cleaner and greener future. However, present battery technology, which requires frequent…

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LG Patent: Tablet that Folds Down into a Phone

LG has patented a hybrid tablet-phone design. The patent itself describes the device as a “mobile phone with a flexible display which can be folded in half.” As you can see from the design images,…

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China’s Hypersonic Missiles Could Hit Any Target in the World in One Hour

Recently, China tested a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) that is capable of flying at 10 times the speed of sound and can bypass existing radar sensor technology. New military threat to the world These new…

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Pentagon Moves Top-Secret Military Facility Back to Cold War-Era Nuclear Bunker Carved Into a Mountain

A fully contained and self-sufficient town functioning secretly and quietly — buried deep beneath a snow-covered mountain. The location for a spy movie? In reality, this town inside a mountain is the setting for a…

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Chinese Surveillance Network Tracks Down BBC Reporter

In an astounding display of the capabilities of China’s CCTV (closed-circuit television) surveillance network and facial recognition technology, Chinese authorities took just seven minutes to locate and apprehend BBC reporter John Sudworth. China has the world’s…

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Solar Greenhouses Grow Crops, Generate Electricity

Greenhouses have a variety of applications, but they consume a lot of energy to grow our food. Temperature, lighting, and other systems are powered by electricity. To remedy this, researchers from the University of California, Santa…

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Google’s Paper Signals: Control Objects With Your Voice

Paper Signals is a new voice project from Google. It offers a simple, yet intriguing function. Essentially, users can build paper objects then give the objects voice commands to do tasks, such as checking the…

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Design

Digital Government Software Platforms to Leverage Power of Social Networks

SpaceX Rocket Falcon Heavy Lights 27 Engines Before Launch

21st Century Smart Cities to Run on Data & Open Operating Systems

Lightyear One: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered Car

LG Patent: Tablet that Folds Down into a Phone

China’s Hypersonic Missiles Could Hit Any Target in the World in One Hour

Pentagon Moves Top-Secret Military Facility Back to Cold War-Era Nuclear Bunker Carved Into a Mountain

Chinese Surveillance Network Tracks Down BBC Reporter

Solar Greenhouses Grow Crops, Generate Electricity

Google’s Paper Signals: Control Objects With Your Voice

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