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08/14/2025 05:17:59 am

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New Apple TV Coming In June

Apple's CEO Tim Cook and executives Eddy Cue claim the TV experience is rubbish and outdated.

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Sony Reveals Pricing For PlayStation Vue

Sony has been able to grab the most channels out of any internet service.

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Swiss Watch Makers Warm to the Smartwatch

It's clearly a viewpoint among the watch community that touchscreen functionality shouldn't be added.

Cometary gas

Rosetta Observes Comet 67P Spinning Down and Slowing

Accomazzo said these gases are moving at 800 meters per second, fast enough to endanger Rosetta.

Working on the LHC

Large Hadron Collider Restarts Next Week but Won't Smash Any Particles Yet

Scientists are busily preparing for the LHC's next proton smashing experiments but turning on the powerful machine should be taken with caution.

Arctic Sea Ice

Arctic Sea Ice Melting Faster; Hits All Time Record Low This Winter

The Arctic ice has significantly become thinner by 65 percent from 1975 to 2012.

Falling Boulder Kills 7 Tourists In China’s Deicai Mountains

Because it is just the start of spring, the Chinese government has not yet removed loose rocks on Deicai Mountains to avert disaster. During springtime, it is not uncommon for the rocks to become loose, according to Zhou Zhengxi, a security guard of a hotel near Deicai.

Extradited Chinese Fugitive

China Narrows Fugitive World By Signing Extradition Treaties With 39 Countries

The other day, the U.S. Department of Justice indicted a former Chinese official and his wife who fled to the United States with millions of money earned from corruption. Although the indictment indicates the support of Washington to Beijing's anti-corruption drive, the lack of an extradition treaty makes the work harder to catch absconding and corrupt officials and return them to China to face charges.

Monica Lewinsky

‘That Woman’ Monica Lewinsky, Now 41, Is Back And Talking

Monica Lewinsky will always be remembered as the White House intern who "swallowed" the evidence of President Bill Clinton's infidelity, which almost broke the marriage of the first family. Had it happened today, the story would have broken instead the Internet.

Officer Shoots Machete-Wielding Taxi Driver At New Orleans’ Louis Armstrong Airport

A challenge on Friday night by a female Transport Security Agency (TSA) officer to a 63-year-old man led Richard White to pull out a can of wasp spray and spray it on the officer's face. He then pulled out a machete and sprayed a second TSA officer.

Robert Durst

Robert Durst Documents Seized In House, Hotel Search

Authorities got their hands on documents that would help in prosecuting businessman Robert Durst for the death of several people, including his former wife Kathleen Durst.

Rosetta Finds Nitrogen on Comet 67P; Shows it Came from Pluto Region

The solar system's outer regions are abundant in nitrogen, the main gas found in the gas giants.

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Sony, HBO, Showtime Disregard Net Neutrality Laws for Special Internet Speeds

It looks like some internet services are still trying to get an upperhand after the FCC announced new rules.

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Android Auto Finally Available for Compatible Cars

Google will use a new companion app to connect the smartphone to the car dashboard,.

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Mercedes Benz F 015: First Insight Into The Future of Automotive

Mercedes Benz has shown off its self-driving concept car.

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