
National Safety Council says deaths are up 9% in two years. (It's more like 5%.) But it is up. Smartphones and texting are being blamed.
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National Safety Council says deaths are up 9% in two years. (It's more like 5%.) But it is up. Smartphones and texting are being blamed.
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An area that might have required a rotating network of hundreds of balloons before might only require dozens now.
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With a slim form factor and a focus on flexibility, these highly portable laptops are excellent fits for most consumers. Unfortunately, they tend to be on the pricey side, but we've just found a superb bargain from Dell. With the use of today's coupon code, you can save a total of $250 on a Dell XPS 13.
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When it comes to Valentine, roses, cakes and chocolates may seem like the best gift options out there to offer your loved one. Truth be told, they do serve as a unique symbol of love but affection does not necessarily have to be shown through edibles and sweet scented objects. Ever thought of showing that
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India, Europa, and Proxima b saw major developments this week. Proxima b may not as habitable as we had hoped, but NASA is planning to attempt a landing on Europa -- and it's just received a report on the best way to make that happen.
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With this week's release of TensorFlow 1.0, Google has pushed the frontiers of machine learning further in a number of directions.
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Sony isn't killing PlayStation now, but it's drastically curtailing the number of supported devices. Bravia TVs, Blu-ray players, Vita, PS3s, and Samsung TVs are all getting the ax.
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