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Selena Gomez crumpled up a fan's 'Marry Justin' sign at her concert

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What the world could look like through Facebook augmented reality glasses

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YouShould helps you book a private space for you and your buddies at the local bar | Webrazzi - Tech startup news from Europe, Middle East and North Africa

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Tourist nearly loses head attempting to photograph low-flying plane

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This startup uses AI to automatically create videos out of articles

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Publishers are continuously looking for new ways to expand their reach. One sure bet? Video. Even Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg recognizes this. Discussing the company’s performance last year, he told media how video remains central on the News Feed of its users. “We’re entering into a period where that’s increasingly going to be video — and we’re seeing huge growth there,” he was quoted by Wired as saying. Yet not all publishers have the ability to produce video content. Taiwan-based GliaCloud wants to offer them help.

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Watch the first certified drone-helicopter hybrid take flight

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Now that the company has a successful flight under its belt, E-Volo said its next goal is to produce a lot more Volocopters. With these, the company mentions entering into air sports, air taxiing and even public transportation. As testing and design experiments improve the drone/helicopter hybrid market, it’s possible that we’ll see more movement toward using these electronic air vehicles as opposed to gas-powered helicopters, similar to how electric cars with autopilot features have been increasing in popularity over the years.

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Finally, a camera that can live stream virtual reality

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The medium of virtual reality is just beginning to blossom and developers are experimenting with how to take advantage of the technology. There have been first-person video games, immersive films and interactive dioramas, but the worlds of live streaming video and VR have yet to really meet. That's about to change. The team behind VideoStitch, a program that stitches together multi-directional camera footage to create 360-degree video, announced the Orah 4i, a camera that streams 360-degree VR video at 4K resolution to the Internet. You can watch the stream on any connected VR headset.

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A man built this $50,000 robot that resembles Scarlett Johansson

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A 42-year-old designer based in Hong Kong, has fulfilled his childhood dream of building a humanoid robot. And not just any robot, but a female humanoid robot that looks a lot like Hollywood actress, Scarlett Johansson.

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Samsung patents smart contact lenses with a built-in camera

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In the future, we could all be wearing smart contact lenses, like the ones secret agents use in movies. Samsung has been granted a patent in South Korea for contact lenses with a display that projects images directly into wearer's eyes, according to the Samsung-focused blog SamMobile. A built-in camera and sensors are controlled by blinking.

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9 physics concepts every time travel enthusiast should master

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Ask a child how to travel through time and you'll get a simple answer: Use a time machine. Ask a physicist, and suddenly you'll start hearing outlandish, seemingly made-up terms like "quark" and "quantum gravity." In that moment, you'll realize the world of modern physics waved goodbye to simple Newtonian phraseology — the likes of inertia, momentum and plain-old gravity — long ago.

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Skydive the Grand Canyon!

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John Travolta's Daughter Gets Put to the Test

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Microsoft's Surface Phones could be delayed until 2017

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As Microsoft’s mobile platform continues to bob aimlessly in an ocean of iOS and Android, the company may be delaying its rumored Surface Phone devices until 2017. At least, that’s what a report from Windows Central’s Daniel Rubino suggests. Citing “sources close to Microsoft’s plans,” Rubino reports that any Microsoft-branded Surface Phone won’t appear until sometime in 2017.

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The complete guide to Android Pay - CNET

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Android Pay lets you make purchases by tapping your phone on a credit card terminal. Not all phones can run the app, however, and not all banks are supporting it. This FAQ will help you find out which devices and banks can use Android Pay, explain how it works, and offer you some guidance on the extra settings within the app. Find out if your phone supports Android Pay Android Pay works with most Android 4.4 KitKat (or newer) devices that have near field communication (NFC) and host card emulation (HCE) capabilities. To find out if your device supports NFC -- most new phones do -- head to the connections settings and look for the option to enable it. Finding out if your device supports HCE is a bit trickier. The best way to find out is to try and download the Android Pay app, which will give you a warning if your device isn't compatible. Incompatible devices include the Evo 4G LTE, Nexus 7 (2012), Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Light.

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Mark Zuckerberg's H&M collection is just gray T-shirts and blue jeans

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9 crazy things we learned about Pluto in the past year - CNET

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BMW's new app wants to be your personal assistant for driving

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The app, which is available now for iOS users (no word on when it may be available to Android), is mostly centered around navigation. You can see estimated travel times to your next destination based on current traffic conditions and send directions from your phone to your car. Once you've arrived at your destination, the app will send directions back to your smartphone for "last mile" guidance from your parking spot to your destination. It also connects to your calendar to pull in specific locations from your schedule, which will automatically appear within the app.

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Tesla Model 3 gets 134,000 pre-orders in 24 hours

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Tesla customers have reserved at least 134,000 of its much-anticipated Model 3 electric cars within the first 24 hours of pre-orders. The majority of those orders occurred before the car was even unveiled Thursday night to a raucous crowd in Hawthorne, California.

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