Solid electrolyte may end the catastrophic failures of lithium batteries
But don't get too excited—it only works at high temperatures.
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Rather than recreate Google Drive, Yahoo integrates Dropbox into Mail Yahoo has no cloud of its own, but Dropbox has become part of Yahoo Mail. Read More ...
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California lawmaker introduces unprecedented personal data disclosure bill "Right to Know Act of 2013" would force companies to tell Californians what they know. Read More ...
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European regulators blast Google for continued EU privacy violations Task force gives green light to EU states to conduct "further investigations." Read More ...
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