Hilary Brueck

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  • Google’s Deep Dream artificial intelligence is making art that can sell for thousands of dollars.Tech

    Google’s Computers Are Making Thousands as Artists

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  • A Toms billboard uses the new RADAR tech to track how well the company’s ads are working. The system uses anonymous phone data to determine whether people who see the ads later look up Toms online or buy a pair of shoes.Tech

    These Billboards Know Where You’ve Been

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  • Apple Unveils New Software For iPhone And iPadTech

    Why San Francisco Wants To Give Steve Jobs $174

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  • The Sony Xperia EyeTech

    5 Weird New Tech Gadgets From Mobile World Congress

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  • Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, left and Apple CEO Tim Cook.Tech

    Facebook Boss Still Tech’s Most Popular CEO

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    Here’s Why Chicago Just Made Computer Science a Graduation Requirement

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  • Airbnb'S Value Estimated At $10 Billion After New Round Of InvestmentsTech

    Airbnb Says It Scrapped 1,500 NYC Listings Before Releasing Data

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  • Nissan ‘unboxes’ its new LEAF at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.Tech

    How Hackers Could Heat Up a Nissan Leaf

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  • Coca-Cola’s prototype virtual reality viewer is made from cardboard packaging.

    Fold Your Coke Box into a Free Virtual Reality Viewer

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    Why You’re Still Smarter Than a Computer

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    Yes, There’s a Gender Pay Gap for eBay Sellers

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  • ReFlex is a bendable smartphone prototype than runs on Android with an LG OLED touchscreen.Tech

    See The Smartphone That Can Bend, Not Break

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  • Nissan "Intelligent Parking Chair"Tech

    Watch Nissan’s New Self-Driving Office Chair in Action

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  • A 3D-printed Human Ear. Scientists at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center have developed a first-of-its kind “bio-printer” that can make bones, tissue, and muscle that can live in a human body.Tech

    Researchers Have 3D-Printed Usable Human Bones and Muscles

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    How To Actually Motivate Employees To Exercise

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