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What the Global Shortage of Computer Chips Means for You
Phone, car, TV and game console manufacturers have all had to scale back production, and in 2021, they all will cost more.
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Apple Fined $2 Million in Brazil for Not Including Chargers with iPhone 12
Last year, Apple announced that it would stop including chargers with new iPhone purchases.
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Sony Unveils Next-Gen VR Controllers With Adaptive Triggers
The orb-shaped PS5 VR controllers use haptic feedback, finger-touch detection, and more.
By Chris Young
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Ready for a New Solar Cell? A Breakthrough to Replace Silicon
The next generation of solar cells will be cheaper and easier to build.
By Brad Bergan
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Indian Farmers Install High-Tech Cameras in Secret Locations
Farmers allegedly use cameras that are offering 360º view and face recognition to protect themselves.
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Ready for a Revolution in Energy? All-Electric Battery Capacity Is Tripling
A new nanomaterial could spark an all-electric revolution.
By Brad Bergan
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Apple To Build a "Mini Silicon Valley" in Germany With 1 Billion Euro Investment
Perhaps developing more efficient chips is the company's plan to navigate the ongoing shortage.
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Elon Musk Promised Starlink Internet Speeds of 1 Gbps. Will It Happen?
Starlink internet speeds are rising, but will the 1 Gbps promise come true?
By Brad Bergan
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What Is 6G and When Will It Be Implemented in Our Daily Lives?
6G could bring Star Wars-esque holograms and accelerate cloud computing.
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Hologram Touchscreens Could Improve Public Hygiene
The revolutionary control systems use 'air-floating image' optical technology.
By Chris Young
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Software Bug Kept Arizona Inmates in Prison Past Release Dates
When computer algorithms go wrong, human lives that depend on them can be at stake.
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