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	NASA to Mars rover Curiosity: Drill, baby, drill After about five months on the Martian surface, NASA's rover Curiosity is preparing to drill its first rock on Mars. Read More WHITE PAPER: Moovweb Creating the Right Mobile Strategy In the new Moovweb white paper, "Creating the Right Mobile Strategy: What You Need to Know Before You Get Started", get the insight you need to make an educated decision on the move to mobile. Read Now! In this Issue Walmart, jobs and the rise of self-service checkout tech Cadillac electrifies line up with ELR hybrid Cadillac introduces hybrid electric ELR U.S. could fall behind China in R&D spending by 2023 Gesture computing is here! (And it's out of control!) Barbara Krasnoff: CES 2013: Taking a Leap into motion control Walmart, jobs and the rise of self-service checkout tech Walmart this year plans to install 10,000 self-service kiosks in hundreds of stores. But even as it moves ahead, other retailers are bailing on the technology. Read More Cadillac electrifies line up with ELR hybrid Cadillac introduced a high-end hyrbid electric vehicle called the ELR at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit Tuesday. Read More Cadillac introduces hybrid electric ELR It's based on the Cadillac Converj concept car that debuted at the auto show in 2009 and uses a hybrid design to cut down on emissions. Follow reporter Nick Barber on Twitter @nickjb. Read More U.S. could fall behind China in R&D spending by 2023 A new study predicts that 2023 may be the year that America loses its global R&D leadership role. Read More Gesture computing is here! (And it's out of control!) As the dust settles over Las Vegas, it's becoming clear that this year's International CES ushered in a new era of in-the-air gesture control, says Mike Elgan. Read More Barbara Krasnoff: CES 2013: Taking a Leap into motion control Have you ever wanted to swipe at virtual objects the way Tom Cruise did in the film Minority Report? Here's your chance, by way of a new company called Leap Motion. Read More
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