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After 50 years, Jack White finally has a cell phone.

Photo credit: Raph_PH via Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons Attribution 2.0, cropped / Photo credit: Canva, Laproid from Pexels, edited (cell phone graphic)

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Photos of Herbie Hancock and a futuristic AI humanoid

Herbie Hancock has an optimistic outlook about the rise of AI.

Photo credit: Herbie Hancock (Shawn Miller/Library of Congress, via Wikicommons) / Photo credit: Canva (AI image)
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Tree-planting drones are firing ‘seed missiles’ into the ground. Less than a year later, they’re already 20 inches tall.

10 drones can plant 400,000 trees in a day — enough to combat climate change in real time.

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Please read this before you post another RIP on social media.

Grieving in the technology age is uncharted territory.

MIT’s super-fast camera can capture light as it travels
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MIT’s super-fast camera can capture light as it travels

It has a resolution rate of one frame per trillionth of a second.

The car of the future is so green, it has a garden beneath the hood

?It's giving auto manufacturers a glimpse into the future of transportation.

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After a child went missing, someone invented a wristband that helps prevent abductions

The child was found in an hour, and the incident sparked an idea.

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You've Probably Seen An Emergency Alert On Your Phone. But Did You Notice How It Was Worded?

Here’s what happens when alerts like Hawaii's false alarm reach communities already in crisis.

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12 Postcards From The Freaky Side of Google Earth

12 times when Google Earth freaked out.

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Google Warns Users Of Widespread Email Phishing Scam

Google is warning everyone about a widespread phishing scam

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Flying Cars Are Coming Sooner Than You Think

Here’s one way to shake up your Monday commute

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A NASA Engineer Invented A Brilliant Moving Dart Board That Makes Every Toss A Bull’s-Eye

This insane device tracks the dart’s flight and makes over a hundred movements, ensuring a bull’s-eye every time