Hooray, a new recruit!

Remember when Cambridge University announced they were opening The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, a think-tank designed to help prevent, among other things, a future robotic apocalypse? Well famed brainiac Stephen Hawking has just joined the force, and promises to destroy robots WITH HIS MIND ALONE. Although I bet he could take one in a staring contest too. MAYBE finish one off with his electric chair if it was already injured. “Did I get one?!” No Stephen, that was my foot.

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Whenever Facebook proposes changes to its policies or exactly how it deals with individual data, the userbase often responds with outrage– however that usually is available in the type of disgruntled wall posts. Last June, only a tiny portion of Facebook individuals voted on changes to Facebook’s privacy policy, but an Austrian pupil team understood as Europe vs. Facebook has consistently been at the center of those pushing the social media giant to satisfy European privacy laws. As The New York Times reports, the group is currently planning to bring Facebook to court for the business’s failure to update its policies to adhere to European law.

Facebook has been under watch by the EU for the much better part of the last year– last December, Facebook adhered to …

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Microsoft is currently creating a safe, fenced-off area in Windows Phone 8 with Kids Corner, however it’s expanding that to feature almost every person through Spaces. A rough parallel to Groupme, Rooms lets families, good friends or business share calendars, chats, notes and photos without letting any sort of spying eyes get a peek. And if others aren’t following the Windows Phone means, they can still view a few of the material from an additional platform. There’s no doubt that Microsoft truly hopes its communal addition is a method to squeak out an additional phone sale or 2 from those who like to stick together.

For more, have a look at our Windows Phone 8 occasion liveblog!

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This video was made for Ashoka’s Youth Venture’s “Banking on Youth” competition. “The average teen uses 15-25 personal care products a day, but 70% didn’t know that they could damage their health. Do you know what’s inside? When you go to a personal care products aisle, you’ll see tons of choices, but when you choose which bottle you want you’re probably not thinking about how safe the ingredients are. Unfortunately, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act does not require pre-market testing, review, or approval for cosmetics. In fact, 89% of all ingredients in cosmetics have not been evaluated for safety by any publicly accountable institution. This has led to an array of chemicals being used in products that cause cancer, allergies, infertility, organ damage, hormone disruption, birth defects, and developmental issues. While this may shock you, you’re not alone—most people, especially youth, don’t know about this. We think it’s important for teens to know what they are putting on their bodies so that they can make healthier choices. We are Amaya Bravo and Robin Pollak, the founders of Clean Care Group, and our group wants to raise awareness about the issues you just heard about through our four-step plan: 1. The first step of our program is to make presentations at both public and private schools all over the Maryland, Virginia, and DC area. 2. Then, we’re going to work with health teachers at those schools to integrate our education program into their curriculums. 3 …

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Google’s SPDY process is currently getting grip among internet browsing heavyweights such as Chrome and Firefox, however its next action may be its biggest showing to date– albeit in a different kind. Asing reported by Mark Nottingham, the chairperson of the committee behind the HTTP process, a choice was made to focus on SPDY as the starting point for HTTP/2.0 discussion. Now, in case you could not advise, this is far from a sure thing, and as is, the HTTPBIS Working Group is presently targeting 2014 for the brand-new spec’s release. The decision is crucial, nonetheless, as the group appears intent to not transform the wheel with HTTP/2.0.

While Nottingham made it clear that SPDY wouldn’t form a straight-out replacement for HTTP– for instance, the “methods, status codes, and many of the headers” will continue to be the same– there’s now a high possibility that SPDY will heavily affect the new method. Up next, Nottingham will open the discussion to the group’s mailing list, and after that, approval will be looked for from the Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG). As soon as those actions are out of the way, however, we can expect work to start in earnest to the progression of HTTP/2.0, and hopefully, a whole lot of rapid impacts.

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Believe it or not, EV battery life is still something of a Pandora’s Box, also for automakers: they can easily advise you the battery pack’s current and voltage, however not exactly how it’s truly doing under pressure. Ford, GE and the University of Michigan are unifying to open that mystery with a new ARPA-E project. In its function, GE is establishing a minuscule sensing unit array that will track the nuances of battery cells that existing innovation misses out on; it will immediately hand the baton to researchers at the University of Michigan, who plan to both prove that GE’s data is on the mark along with develop tricks for anticipating behavior. Ford deals with the last mile, practically literally: it’s preparing to fit the GE sensing unit innovation to one of its autos and test in a more realistic environment. Prior to you fantasize about knowing the life-span of your Focus Electric’s battery down to the minute, nevertheless, the brand-new alliance is stressing that it’s only simply getting started– there’s an additional 3 years and $ 3.1 million to go prior to the project wraps up. If all goes asing reported by plan, however, we’ll have electric cars and plug-in hybrids that can not only inform when they have actually seen far better days but can easily eke out additional miles with smarter battery designs.

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