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Self-driving cars have been a vision of the future for decades. However, they may finally be getting closer.
Google’s self-driving cars have now clocked up 300,000 miles without a single accident.
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While driving we can get connected to the world through the internet.
Everyday the world of automotive technology changes. Companies are designing very advanced in-car technology that needs to be secure but also easily usable to their customers. Now a days big automobile brands introduce the internet facility and secure navigation systems in cars. This is very beneficial to the consumers.
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Success is a catalyst for failure.
Successful people and successful organizations don’t become very successful automatically. Greg McKeown, CEO of THIS Inc., says there is one important explanation that he calls “the clarity paradox.” This can be summed up in four predictable phases:
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HTML5 is gonna be HUGE!
HTML5 is a new technology that allows developers to build rich web-based apps that run on any device via a standard web browser.
Many think it will save the web, rendering native platform-dependent apps obsolete.
So, which will win? Native apps or HTML5?
A recent report from BI Intelligence explains why we think HTML5 will win out, and what an HTML future will look like for consumers, developers, and brands…
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America spends $2.4 trillion each year on medical care.
Your head is probably full of facts and a few distortions thanks to the seemingly endless debate about how best to fix healthcare in the United States and what exactly the problem is with American medicine. In his new book Fractured, Ted Epperly, M.D., a former Army doctor and professor of community medicine at the University of Washinton (and Men’s Health‘s family medicine advisor), breaks it down for you. Here, Epperly cuts through the politics and explains just how big a hole we’ve dug for ourselves—and how you can make it out sooner than you think.
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Single-copy magazine sales continue to fall.
Sales of U.S. single-copy magazine fell nearly 10% in the first half of 2012, a troubling sign for publishers that suggests Americans are still being careful about discretionary spending.
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Most of your body is made out of water, fat and muscle.
Just by losing 10 pounds there are a ton of benefits to be gained – from having a healthier heart to feeling better in a bikini! But did you ever wonder exactly what happens to your bod when you do drop that weight?
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For most seniors in the U.S. life is good, according to a recent poll of 2,250 older adults. Whether they move to “active adult” communities such as Sun City or grow old in the homes where they raised their children, they say they are pretty darn content.
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Major online retailers are finding early success in the mobile shopping market, but don’t count out brick-and-mortar stores yet.
According to a new report from Nielsen, mobile commerce, with mobile shopping in particular, continues to skyrocket, but major brands continue to dominate the scene.
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As smartphones explode in popularity, augmented reality is starting to move from novelty to utility.
Yelp quietly added a feature to its iPhone app in 2009 that blurred the line between the real and the virtual. If you held your handset up and looked at the world through its screen, you’d see little floating tags containing the names, user ratings, and other details of businesses around you.
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Count Apple co-founder and tech icon Steve Wozniak among the skeptics on cloud computing.
Cloud computing is here to stay, but not all of us like the idea of putting our personal data onto what is essentially a shared resource beyond our control. No less a tech icon than Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak expressed his reservations on this topic this weekend.
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Disruptive technologies are a potential pot of gold.
If you are looking to get ahead at your current job or you are a budding entrepreneur, just keep your eyes on these four technologies to help put you ahead of the curve.
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By delving into the futuring techniques of Futurist Thomas Frey, you’ll embark on an enlightening journey.
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