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Dyson's hot and cool purifier is an air-pushing triple-threat - CNET

Being a mode gadget, the device can be controlled via an app. Using this software you can adjust settings, see how clean the machine thinks your air is, and see how that air purity has changed over time. Read editors' take Let's block ads! ...

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This is the closest thing we have to loading a wheelchair into a mech (Tomorrow Daily 400 show notes) - CNET

Musician Jack White's label Three Man Records recently launched a small craft into near-space with a special payload: a spinning vinyl album playing a remix of Carl Sagan's "A Glorious Dawn."We're also discussing Ripchair 3.0, a massive, tank-like machine that allows a disabled person to load in their wheelchair and head outdoors through rugged terrain and difficult weather conditions. Close Off-roading in a wheelchair, made possible by Ripchair (Tomorrow Daily 400) Dr...

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'The Simpsons' pokes fun at Donald Trump's canine hair and tiny hands - CNET

[embedded content] "The Simpsons" has never been shy about making fun of American politics. After all, several presidents have been Simpsons-fied on the long-running animated comedy series. Bill Clinton, famously, was always hitting on Marge. George Bush Sr. was a neighbor for a while.But as the 2016 race for the US presidency increasingly resembles a "Simpsons" episode, it was inevitable that the animated series take aim at both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.In a short video clip called "3 a.m." -- posted on YouTube on July 30 by Animation on Fox -- we see Homer and Marge grappling with who to support in the upcoming election, as they watch a commercial showing Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The 3 a.m. reference is to an ad from the 200...

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The CraveCast indulges in some Comic-Con hangover hair of the dog - CNET

"Double Dare" had a one-night-only revival on Facebook Live during San Diego Comic-Con 2016 with original host Marc Summers at the helm. Mike Sorrentino/CNET The annual geek-fest that was Comic-Con 2016 is now over, but the CraveCast crew is still digesting all the news and everything we lea ed.Whether it's the improbable revival of the Nickelodeon classic "Double Dare," all things "Star Trek Beyond" or the latest Pokemon developments, there's plenty to rehash from the annual meeting of the United Nations of Nerds. We'll do it live on the next CraveCast at noon PT Tuesday. We'll also get an update from the major political conventions happening in the US this month, which have a surprising amount of comics c...

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Wheelchair user avatars are coming to Microsoft's Xbox - CNET

Enlarge ImageMicrosoft will offer Xbox users the abilty to choose an avatar in a wheelchair. Mike Ybarra/Twitter/screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET Microsoft is expanding the scope of its Xbox avatars by adding ones seated in wheelchairs.Xbox head Phil Spencer responded Sunday to a couple of tweeters who asked about the possibility of creating wheelchair user avatars. Spencer said the company had already looked at the idea and that it's not far off. Mike Ybarra, head of Windows and Xbox program management, gave everyone a peek Monday night, posting images of the new avatars -- one male and one female -- both sitting in wheelchairs.Microsoft's new avatars are part of an overall industry trend to create online...

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3D printing produces human hair-like bristles - CNET

Enlarge Image Ou et al, MIT Media Lab Slowly but surely, researchers are stripping away the limitations of 3D printers. Until now, dense and finely-featured objects had been considered off-limits, simply because the computer-aided design (CAD) files required would be enormous and take hours to compute. But new software designed by researchers at MIT's Media Lab circumvents this problem.Called Cilllia, it uses sliders to allow the users to create surfaces covered in thousands of hairs with a resolution of 50 microns, about the width of a human hair. Unlike CAD, where each hair has to be drawn individually, this process takes just a few minutes."[Hair] comes with a challenge that is not on the hardware, but ...

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Google chairman: We're not going to touch Trump vs. Clinton - CNET

Eric Schmidt: Google will keep supporting gay rights. FAYEZ NURELDINE/AFP/Getty Images No matter which candidate gets your vote in the upcoming presidential election, the world's most valuable tech company will not be standing behind you.Google will not lend its support to either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, according to company's executive chairman Eric Schmidt. "We have not taken a position on the American election and nor do I expect us to," said the longtime Googler, speaking at Startup Grind in London on Wednesday.Google might be how much of the world gets its information about politics these days, but it is not immune to accusations of political bias. Schmidt has previously been described as a "ki...

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This is the future: YouTuber uses drone to cut hair - CNET

[embedded content] From photography to racing, drones are becoming increasingly useful as people explore the evolving technology. On Tuesday, Simone Giertz, a YouTube blogger known for making humorously dodgy robots, tried to take drones to their next logical frontier of glory: hair cuts.She paired up with computer Samy Kamkar to make the above video, which sees the duo attempt to give a mannequin a stylish new 'do.As you'll see, this isn't something you'd want to try at home.Let's block ads! ...

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Former FCC chairman Powell dishes on over-regulation and Donald Trump (Q&A) - CNET

Michael Powell, a former FCC chairman and currently head of the cable industry's biggest lobbying group, is frustrated.NCTA President Michael Powell addresses the cable industry at the trade group's annual show. Cable companies have been "increasingly saddled with heavy rules without any compelling evidence of harm to consumers or competitors," Powell, president of National Cable & Telecommunications Association, said at an industry trade show last week. He pointed to proposals to ensure more competition in the cable set-top box business and to regulate privacy for Inte et service providers as evidence of "tectonic shifts that have crumbled decades of settled law and policy." For consumers, he says these regulatory policies will lead to higher costs as they are encouraged to buy set-...

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Uber's wheelchair accessible vehicles come to London - CNET

Uber has expanded its wheelchair-friendly fleet to London, giving disabled customers the power to call a car that features a rear-entry ramp, winch and restraints.The popular cab-calling app, which has proved controversial in the UK, inciting protests from traditional black cabs, has already brought its wheelchair-accessible service, dubbed UberWAV, to more than 10 US cities including Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington. Toronto and Sydney are also covered. UberWAV carries the same cost UberX, and can now be booked across Greater London. Uber Uber says that UberWAV drivers will have "received Disability Equality Training from Transport for All, and Inclusion London."In the same statement, Uber said, "We wil...

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Man buns may hit Westeros (yay?) with Jon Snow haircut - CNET

"Ugh. First they kill me, then they give me a man bun? What's next, eating bugs?!?" HBO Remember last year during the filming of "Game of Thrones," when everyone wanted actor Kit Harrington to get a haircut (or not) just to give us an answer to the big question about you know what? But then he did and the Inte et freaked out trying to figure out what the 'do did or did not mean about his character's fate?! Well, it tu s out, the haircut happened because the showrunners wanted it and his hair definitely is going to be a featured player this season (I hope). Not much is known about how much shorter the lovely locks will look or truly be, but word is there's a man bun coming. Harrington basically told Ente...

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CNET UK podcast 479: Dyson's pricey hairdryer, the music industry survives streaming and 'Captain America: Civil War' - CNET

Phwooar! (Is the sound it makes, written phonetically.) Luke Westaway/CNET Dyson's found another outlet for its air-pushing technology, giving the hairdryer a radical makeover. It's the week's weirdest-looking gadget and it's up for discussion on the UK's greatest tech podcast. Don't worry if you're not into hairdryers -- there's plenty more hot air where that came from. Rich Trenholm and I get our minds around a new invention from the mind of mischievous music-maker Will.i.am. There's also excitement around Nintendo games making their way to mobiles, the music industry records its best growth so far this century and the UK gove ment spends £70,000 on Snapchat filters (but it's for a good cause).Plus we've ...

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Thrust your rump into a chair made from a 737 engine - CNET

Enlarge ImageThe safest way to sit inside a jet engine. Fallen Fu iture Look down. What kind of chair are you sitting on? It might be wood. It might be all cushions and plastic with tilt and up-and-down controls. It might be leather if you're fancy. Now look at the 737 Cowling Chair from Fallen Fu iture. Feel the envy course through your veins. Fallen Fu iture describes the creation as "colossal," "luxurious," "epic" and "captivating." It spins. It sits in the original orientation like you would see if it was mounted to an airplane. The interior is upholstered in black leather, giving it the impression of being a never-ending pit, like you could just crawl inside and then keep going. It won't fit in just an...

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Raygun-shaped Atomic Trimmer prunes your nose and ear hairs - CNET

Enlarge ImageThere's nothing weird about this at all. Fred & Friends You don't want to spend hours and hours on your cosplay for the local convention and then show up with unwanted ear and nose hairs visible. Unless you're going as Chewbacca, you might want to invest in a personal hair trimmer. And because you're an awesome geek, you'll want that trimmer to look like a retro sci-fi raygun.The Atomic Trimmer from Fred & Friends will really stand out in your bathroom cabinet. It's bright red and looks like something Buck Rogers might carry. A stylized atomic symbol on the side completes the look.Trimming the stray hairs emanating from your nostrils and ears is probably not your idea of a good time. It...

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Buy the chair J.K. Rowling sat on to write 'Harry Potter' - CNET

Enlarge ImageThis chair may have magical powers. Heritage Auctions If inanimate objects can be imbued with mojo, then the chair author J.K. Rowling sat in while writing the early "Harry Potter" stories must be filled to the brim with magical creative powers. The chair will soon be going to a new home. It's part of the Rare Books Signature Auction from Heritage Auctions on April 6 in New York City. The auction is open to inte ational bidders by phone or email. Proxy bidders can place offers in advance to compete against live bidders.The chair was originally one of a set of four mismatched dining chairs. A note written by Rowling accompanies the chair and describes it as "the comfiest one," which is how it e...

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Ted Cruz likes to twerk and eat hair in Bad Lip Reading video - CNET

On Super Tuesday, US presidential candidate Ted Cruz won in his home state of Texas, as well as in Oklahoma and Alaska. With the latest installment of the hilarious YouTube series Bad Lip Reading, he may have endeared himself to a few more states. The Bad Leap Reading series has one creative goal: to "put words into other people's mouths." In this Bad Lip Reading video, we see the Republican contender in a political commercial chatting with factory workers about garden gnomes, telling a small boy he's the devil, and informing a crowd that "if there's one thing our country doesn't need more of it's goose diarrhea." Of course, since it's a political ad, his family is also in the spotlight, offering up tidbits about Cruz's personality.Enlarge ImageWhen Bad Lip Treatment gets ah...

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Ted Cruz likes to twerk and eat hair in Bad Lip Reading video - CNET

On Super Tuesday, US presidential candidate Ted Cruz won in his home state of Texas, as well as in Oklahoma and Alaska. With the latest installment of the hilarious YouTube series Bad Lip Reading, he may have endeared himself to a few more states. The Bad Leap Reading series has one creative goal: to "put words into other people's mouths." In this Bad Lip Reading video, we see the Republican contender in a political commercial chatting with factory workers about garden gnomes, telling a small boy he's the devil, and informing a crowd that "if there's one thing our country doesn't need more of it's goose diarrhea." Of course, since it's a political ad, his family is also in the spotlight, offering up tidbits about Cruz's personality.Enlarge ImageWhen Bad Lip Treatment gets ah...

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These Nissan office chair prototypes move all by themselves - CNET

Just clap, and this chair will automatically park itself under the table. Nissan If you've seen the Disney movie "Wall-E," you've seen a future in which technology does everything for us so we never have to lift a finger. Nissan, it appears, is bringing that future closer to reality. The carmaker released a video to its global YouTube channel Sunday showing off smart office chairs that automatically park themselves under desks or around the conference room table with a simple clap of the hands. In the clip, we see employees in typical office garb standing around and clapping at chairs that have been strewn around the room. But instead of just staying put, as most chairs are wont to do, Nissan's chairs ...

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Japan's latest invention: The wearable chair - CNET

Enlarge Image Archelis Apple Watches and Fitbits may be all the rage, but a new product from Japan is redefining the phrase "wearable technology".Archelis, a collaboration between Yokohama-based Nitto and Chiba University, is a wearable chair that eases fatigue by supporting key pressure points of the leg, such as the top of the thigh, the front of the calves and the balls of the heels. With extra joints at both the knee and ankle positions, it also provides a full walking range of motion, eliminating the need to constantly remove the apparatus.The device was initially conceived for the likes of doctors and surgeons, who spend long and often intensive hours on their feet with little time for rest and recupe...

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