AI systems outperform human lawyers at reviewing legal docs, and that’s a good thing
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4G network coming to a moon near you
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Samsung reveals world’s largest SSD: a 30-TB monster
The gigantic SSD, called the PM1643, consists of 32 sticks of 1-TB NAND flash packages that contain 16 layers of 512-Gb V-NAND
Highly elastic, ultrathin membrane turns your skin into an LED display
Electronic skin display reads electrocardiogram in real time or sends to the
Skin-like film with built-in sensors monitors pressure, temperature, airflow, and humidity
The skin is self-healing and recyclable — an industry
Video: First footage of Ehang flying taxi carrying passengers
A Chinese company has released the first video of an operational air
Fitness app unintentionally reveals active military bases
By providing visual data, the app may be revealing top secret
Oxford Nanopore promises DNA sequencing with hardware that fits in a USB
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10 of the most eccentric products from 2018’s CES
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Nanoleaf introduces new, touch-sensitive square panels at CES
The new panels are designed to cover whole walls and are controllable by remote or