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Watch Operation Teapot’s 1955 Atomic Bomb Testing In Spectacular HD

While the footage below contains no sound, it is fascinating to watch four previously unreleased videos capturing atomic bomb testing during Operation Teapot in 1955 at a Nevada Test Site. Not only do we get to see the…

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First New York Virtual Currency “Bit License” Issued to Circle

Virtual Currency: Buying & Selling Without Government Issued Money Earlier this week, the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) issued its first bitcoin license, allowing Boston-based Circle Internet Financial, Ltd. to offer mobile…

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Study Shows Samsung TVs Use More Power in Real-Life Than in Efficiency Tests

EU-funded research group ComplianTV recently performed a series of tests and concluded Samsung TVs actually use more power in real-life conditions than when undergoing efficiency tests. A myriad of Samsung TVs come equipped with a…

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Biomimetic Materials Driving Major Technological Advances

IndustryTap has written a number of articles on biomimetics, also known as “biologically inspired design,” including bionic ants for use in industrial applications, butterfly wings, thermogenesis and detecting explosives, and more. Now, in addition to…

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Global Sources, World’s Largest Electronics Sourcing Show, Running this Week

This week from October 11-14, 2015 the Asia World Expo in Hong Kong is hosting the 10th anniversary Global Sources Electronics Show, the world’s largest electronics sourcing trade show. The show is a big draw…

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MIT’s Modular Soft Robotic Gripper Can Handle Eggs, Tennis Balls, and Beanie Babies

Researchers at MIT have developed a modular soft robotic gripper capable of identifying and handling everyday objects, from CDs and hairbrushes to fragile objects like eggs. Designed, built, and tested by engineers at MIT’s Computer…

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New DNA Nanotechnology Assembles Into Precise Interlocking Shapes

The origin of nanotechnology can be traced to Richard P. Feynman’s 1959 lecture at CalTech to the annual meeting of the American Physical Society titled “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom.” The lecture explores the…

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“Facebook M” Personal Assistant Brings Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Users

We All Need Gatekeepers to Help Us Manage Information According to sociologists, the average person has the capacity to manage about 60 personal relationships after which point people fall off the radar, we lose focus,…

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Don’t Let IT Manage Your Marketing

Sometimes delegate online marketing to their IT team. At first, this makes sense. Their IT team is the one managing the website, after all. Since online marketing involves their website, that’s who should manage this initiative. Sure,…

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Edward Snowden Joins Twitter, Promptly Follows the NSA

Edward Snowden has officially joined Twitter and follows one account at the moment, the NSA. Call him a hero or a villain for the way he handled things, but you can’t deny this is just…

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Watch Operation Teapot’s 1955 Atomic Bomb Testing In Spectacular HD

First New York Virtual Currency “Bit License” Issued to Circle

Study Shows Samsung TVs Use More Power in Real-Life Than in Efficiency Tests

Biomimetic Materials Driving Major Technological Advances

Global Sources, World’s Largest Electronics Sourcing Show, Running this Week

MIT’s Modular Soft Robotic Gripper Can Handle Eggs, Tennis Balls, and Beanie Babies

New DNA Nanotechnology Assembles Into Precise Interlocking Shapes

“Facebook M” Personal Assistant Brings Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Users

Don’t Let IT Manage Your Marketing

Edward Snowden Joins Twitter, Promptly Follows the NSA

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