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  • Bonn, Germany – April 12: In this photo illustration a woman is sitting at a comper to crime on April 12, 2021 in Bonn, Germany.Tech

    Beware: Phone scammers are using this new sci-fi tool to fleece victims

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  • Microdosing with cannabis to treat a range of physical and mental health issues is on the rise. Here’s what employers need to know about THC in the workplace.Health

    What employers need to know about employees microdosing cannabis at work

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  • The Hyundai S-A1 electric Urban Air Mobility concept is displayed Jan. 7 at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The flying taxi was designed for Uber’s upcoming urban air-travel service.Tech

    Why flying taxi makers are hitting turbulence

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  • Wearables may be transformed by 5G wireless networks.Tech

    With 5G, wearable devices are expected to become even more sci-fi

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  • 5G networks are expected to have a major impact on the entertainment industry.Tech

    Movies and video games are poised for a 5G upgrade

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  • An artificial tree designed by Klaus Lackner of ASU sucks CO2 from air that moves through the device.Magazine

    Sci-fi tech tackles climate change with fake trees

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  • Magazine

    Medicine by machine: Is A.I. the cure for the world’s ailing drug industry?

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  • Mustang Mach-E 19

    The Sound of Silence: Why Automakers Are Changing the Noise That Electric Vehicles (Don’t) Make

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  • A robot called MULE, from Construction Robotics, lifts heavy concrete blocks.Tech

    How robots are changing the construction industry

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  • SHI11.19.SilverstreamMagazine

    Cruise ships tack to a greener future

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  • Air quality monitors are among the coolest tech gadgets of 2019, simply for their ability to give users the ability to protect themselves from air pollution.Tech

    Air Quality Monitors Are Quickly Becoming 2019’s Must-Have Gadget

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  • Finance

    The Real Cost of College: Vast Expansion of ‘Fees’ Means up to $5,000 Extra per Semester

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  • Oncologist Bert Vogelstein of Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer CenterHealth

    This Researcher Doesn’t Want Another Person to Die From a Cancer That Was Detected Too Late

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  • Close-up of a man adjusting sound on digital sound mixer.

    Jingles All the Way: How Sonic Branding Is Helping Companies Get Heard in the Voice Computing Age

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  • BRAZIL - 2019/06/11: In this photo illustration the Google Calendar logo is displayed on a smartphone.Tech

    Calendar Spam Is on the Rise. Here’s How to Avoid It

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