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(Patent) Apple Files Patent for MacBook Fuel Cell That Could Last Weeks

Apple has filed a patent application for a fuel cell system that could power a MacBook "for days or even weeks without refuelling".In the patent application Apple describes a small internal power source that would add very little extra weight to a laptop. The patent refers specifically to Apple's MagSafe charger for MacBooks, suggesting the technology wouldn't be used in iPhones or iPads.The pa...

The Most and Least Liked Industries in America

The computer industry is the most liked business sector by Americans, according to a recent report from Gallup.The report was based on data from a Gallup poll conducted in August 2015 of a random sample 1,011 adults from all 50 US states and the District of Columbia.Some 69% of respondents say have a positive view of the computer industry, and only 10% say they have a negative view.Other indust...

(PDF) MIT - How Machine Vision Is About to Change the Fashion World

The way fashion shows influence street-chic outfits has long been debated. Now a machine vision system that can track how fashions spread through society is providing the first hard evidence.In the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, the notorious fashion editor Miranda Priestly sizes up people at a glance by analyzing their clothes, who designed them, and what year they date from. Priestly’s cha...

(Video) ‘Terminator’-Style Material Heals Itself

NASA self-healing material can repair itself two seconds after being shot by a bullet.NASA’s coolest discovery yet might not be in outer space, but right here on Earth.The space agency has found a new material with the ability to self heal from a bullet wound in just two seconds.While they might not be able to recreate the Terminator just yet, the discovery could have applications for everythi...

Save Secures $16.7M To Repair Your Smartphone In No Time

Damien Morin isn’t your average first-time founder. In less than two years, he managed to turn a non-scalable smartphone repair shop into an exponentially growing startup with hundreds of employees and more than $1.5 million in monthly revenue.Part of TheFamily, his startup Save (née Save My Smartphone) raised $16.7 million in equity and debt from IdInvest, 360 Capital Partners and business a...

(Video) Automultiscopic 3D Display That Doesn't Require Glasses

Viewing 3D content without glasses or goggles has proved to be one of the toughest things for interface designers to achieve—it never really looks right. At this year’s SIGGRAPH, a group of researchers presented a display that creates a 3D human in stunning detail using a cluster of 216 projectors.A team from USC’s Institute for Creative Technologies has built an automultiscopic 3D display w...

Zomato Raises $60M and Launches a White-Label Service to Help Restaurants Go Online

Restaurant search service Zomato has raised a fresh $60 million in funding in a round led by new entrant Temasek Holdings and existing investor Vy Capital.Founded in 2008, Zomato offers an online and mobile search service for 30 million restaurant-seekers in 20 countries. It serves up in-depth information including menus, photos, and locations, with users able to submit reviews and ratings.Thou...

Japan is Building a Giant Robotic Lettuce Factory

In 2016, Japanese vegetable production company Spread plans (pdf) to begin building a lettuce factory in Kyoto that produces 30,000 heads of lettuce per day, or 10 million heads annually, using a growing technique that’s almost entirely automated.As of last year, the world’s largest vegetable factory by square footage, also located in Japan at an abandoned Sony factory in Miyagi Prefecture, p...

(PDF) Mckinsey - Shifting Tides : Global Economic Scenarios for 2015–25

Are we in for a bumpy ride? How bumpy? And for how long?At the National People’s Congress in Beijing in March 2015, China’s Premier Li Keqiang announced a growth target of 7 percent, acknowledging that “deep-seated problems in the country’s economy are becoming more obvious.”1 Three months later and thousands of miles away in Washington, the World Bank lowered its growth forecasts across t...

 

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