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Scientists at CERN are trialling a new type of robot that identify potential radiation leakages in environments challenging to navigate both for humans and other robots employed at the research centre. Called the CERNquadbot, the dog-like robot has successfully completed its radiation protection test at the North Area, the facility’s largest experimental zone. “There are large bundles of loose



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A voluptuous aircraft dubbed “The Flying Bum” has joined the fleet of Grands Espaces, a French eco-tourism company. Officially called the Airlander 10, the climate-conscious craft brings the Zeppelin era into the future. Built by the UK’s Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV), the blimp uses helium and electricity to stay aloft. In development since 2007, the Airlander 10 promises lower emissions, fuel burn



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Apple CEO Tim Cook is facing a growing threat in China from rival smartphone makers.
  • Apple's China problems are about to get bigger.
  • Domestic chipmakers are drawing up plans to supply smartphone makers like Huawei with advanced chips.
  • It's a move that could help Chinese smartphone makers produce more rivals to the iPhone.

Apple is about to face another big problem in



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You don't have to stay in the dark — in fact, it's probably better that you don't. The brightest LED smart bulbs is a great way to battle the darkness with the ability to dim it for comfort or even change the color.



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The best waterproof phone is the Samsung Galaxy S23 because it's well-built, fast, and of course, waterproof. That's an amazing combination that our other nominees share as well.



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Battery life is one of the most important factors to consider when buying a phone. However, it's also important to note that even though most manufacturers claim "all day" battery life, only a few live up to it. That's why we came up with a trusted list of the best Android phones you can buy with the best battery life.



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Bluesky, the open-source Twitter alternative, is getting rid of its waitlist and opening its decentralized platform to everyone. The service, which opened in beta last spring, currently has a little over 3 million users, though that number could rise quickly now that prospective users don’t need an invitation to join.

It’s a significant moment for Bluesky, which began as an internal project at



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Mozilla is rolling out a tool that can automatically monitor data brokers for your personal information and scrub any of your exposed details from them. Mozilla Monitor Plus expands on the Mozilla Monitor (formerly Firefox Monitor) service, which lets you know when your email address is included in a data breach.

This new paid service, which costs $9 per month or $107.88 per year, aims to



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  • Google has been trying to crack the TV market forever. 
  • It figured it out. Instead of acting like a tech company, it sells TV like a regular cable company.
  • YouTube TV is now the fourth-biggest pay TV service in the US.

Google has been trying to break into TV for close to two decades. It's here now: Its YouTube TV offering has become one of the biggest pay-TV services



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There was a moment last year when Bluesky — the weird, irreverent Twitter competitor with a decentralized twist — had captured lighting in a bottle.

The app quickly amassed over two million users while in closed beta and became a hot topic of conversation in newsrooms like The Verge’s. Now, the conversation about what comes after the platform-now-called-X has



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Mozilla is introducing a new paid subscription privacy monitoring service called Mozilla Monitor Plus. For $8.99 a month under its annual subscription, Mozilla says it will automatically keep a lookout for your information at over 190 sites where brokers sell information they’ve gathered from online sources like social media sites



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It's not often that the world gets to hear from teens about what boosts their mental health.

A new report from Crisis Text Line and Common Good Labs aims to provide exactly that insight at a time when people, including lawmakers, are scrambling for solutions to the youth mental health crisis.

Some of the answers may be found in Crisis Text Line data. The crisis intervention service partnered with