IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 01/09/2015

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IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 01/09/2015

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Moto 360 2015 rumor roundup: New leaked press render leaves little to the imagination
Rumors are gathering that Motorola has a second generation version of the Moto 360 smartwatch, which could have a revised design and come with new accessories. Here's everything we think we know about it so far.
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BlackBerry Android news: BlackBerry Venice slider appears in first high-quality images
BlackBerry's next phone may feature a slide-down keyboard and run Android. Briefly shown off at MWC 2015 as the BlackBerry 10 Slider, it has a codename of Venice, and could be released later this year. Here's what we know about it so far.
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Explaining EmDrive, the ‘physics-defying’ thruster even NASA is puzzled over
Despite the fact that they're still unsure of how it works exactly, NASA scientists have confirmed once again that the seemingly impossible EmDrive is legit
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The long and storied history of the white van speaker scam
The so-called white van speaker scam has been around for a long time, so why do people still get conned on a daily basis? We're here to arm you and your friends with the knowledge you need to see the hoax for what it is.
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Infinite mailboxes: How to add accounts to Windows 10 Mail
Upgrading from one operating system to another isn't always easy. Here's how to quickly add your personal or work email account to the Windows Mail app, whether you prefer Outlook, Gmail, or another service entirely.
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Here are the 5 best apps to download this weekend
It's more difficult than ever to seek out the best new apps released each week, even if you have the will to trawl through the app store on a regular basis. To make life easier, we've gathered our favorite app picks together in a handy list.
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Google will automatically pause Flash ads and videos in Chrome starting Sept. 1
Google is joining the ranks of companies sounding the death knell of Adobe’s Flash: The company announced that it will automatically pause Flash content in its Chrome browser starting Sept. 1.
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Stories you missed this week: Wiz Khalifa ‘hoverboard’ arrest, the next Hummer
It can be challenging to keep track of everything that happens in the tech world. That's why we have compiled a list of the top 10 tech stories from this week — just for you. We've got news of Apple's iPhone 6S September 9 event and more.
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You don’t have to be rich to be an art collector, thanks to Kollecto
The art world has established itself as a highbrow institution. But now, one app is looking to change that. Meet Kollecto, your "art-buying mentor" that insists, "You don't have to be rich to collect art."
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Report: Apple Watch accounted for two-thirds of smart wearables shipped in Q2 2015
After its first quarter joining the ranks of companies manufacturing wearable devices, Apple finished No. 2, behind Fitbit and ahead of Xiaomi. Apple’s strong debut in the wearables market is both good and bad for its competitors, according to IDC.
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If dust could talk, it would tell you how many women versus men live in your home
According to a new study published recently in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, your average household dust bunny tells a shockingly accurate story about your family and the inhabitants of your home
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Wanna store half a terabyte of photos? You can with this MicroSD card … ‘technically’
The Microdia Xtra Elite MicroSD card features a staggering 512GB of storage and an even more shocking $1,000 price tag. That's a lot of money, but this card is the largest of its kind to date. Now the question is, when will we see it?
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The secret to getting hired at Uber? Remotely carjacking a Jeep
As far as unique resumes go, having the line "wirelessly jacked a Jeep from 10 miles away" will certainly get you noticed, and that's exactly what Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek did last month. Now, they work for Uber.
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How to wipe your Mac and restore to default
Feel like you need a clean slate? Whenever you want to, you can restore the factory settings on your Mac. This means erasing all your data, everything you've done on the computer, and reverting it back to like-new status.
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Google adding personalized hurricane warnings to its search results
The search giant has added some extra personalization features to its platform, giving you more accurate advice and up-to-the-minute forecasts whenever you run a search for a storm.
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Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Gladiator suits, float tubes, and a giant robot
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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Popcorn Time says Hollywood is far too greedy
Internet users are turning to illegal means for their movie and television fixes because the authorized alternatives are hampered by restrictions and high prices, say some of the Popcorn Time team.
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Arro is the latest cab-hailing app to try and topple Uber
Watch out, Uber, the competitors are coming. Arro just launched in New York City with a promise not to rely on surge pricing during busy periods, and the app is coming to more cities soon.
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Breaking the law not your thing? Here are 11 sites for free, legal music downloads
Free music isn't exactly difficult to find on the Web, but finding music that is both free and legal to download is something else. Check out our handpicked selection of the best free and legal sites for downloading music, no matter the genre or style.
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14 genius gadgets to keep you charged on the go
There are a ton of charging options available, from the palm-sized battery packs to candle-powered accessories. Here are a few of our current favorites, whether you need something for your work commute or a month-long bicycle trek.
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Buzz Aldrin opens Florida institute dedicated to colonizing Mars
The race to reach Mars is heating up with Buzz Aldrin launching the new Buzz Aldrin Space Institute, whose primary goal is to encourage research that leads to the future settlement of Mars.
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Stealing Apollo’s chariot: the inner workings of solar panels
Solar panels are one of the brightest methods of obtaining clean energy — especially given their energy source — but how exactly do they work in the real world? Here's a brief rundown.
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Flipping through The Manual: Water to go, erotic watches, tasting dead-ant gin
Burned out on apps, keys and screens? Improve your analog life! Digital Trends’ brother site The Manual exists to give men straight-up advice, from gear to the latest in fashion, food, drink, travel, grooming, and culture.
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10 of the best Netflix originals to binge away your day
Looking for a new show to binge watch on your day off? Check out our roundup of the best Netflix Original Series currently streaming on the platform, whether you're in the mood for a gritty crime drama or a dysfunctional comedy.
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Top 17-inch laptop bags for gamers, professionals and photographers
Having trouble with your brick of a laptop? We've rustled up the best 17-inch bags, packs and cases around to store your desktop-replacement for every type of travel.
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Tired of posters falling off your wall? Try Voltaglue, the voltage-dependent adhesive
A new glue is making its debut, and it even works underwater. This is because Voltaglue only hardens when an electrical charge is applied. This allows for it to remain effective even in conditions that generally render adhesives ineffective
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Want to share your mood? Do it with the wearable-first app Vibes
Enter Magic Vibes Corporation, the company that is finally paying wearables the attention they deserve when it comes to applications, and for now, its primary offering is a mood app it calls Vibes.
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Jesse Owens biopic Race sprints to the box-office with early release
You'll be seeing Focus Features' Jesse Owens biopic sooner rather than later, as the studio has decided to release the film almost two months before it was originally scheduled to hit theaters.
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Crazy driver? Self-driving cars are learning your habits on the road
Thanks to the work of Katherine Driggs-Campbell of University of California, Berkeley, self-driving cars may one day soon be able to predict when human drivers will change lanes on the road.
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How to use manual mode on the LG G4 and take amazing pictures
The LG G4 is one of the best smartphones of 2015, partly due to the built-in camera. Here's our guide on how to better utilize the camera's manual components, whether shooting JPEGS or in Raw.
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