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	How Tesla will help bring renewable energy to your business or home Production of lithium-ion batteries capable of storing solar or wind-generated electricity will need to ramp up before homes and businesses can truly go off the grid. Read More WEBCAST: Dell Inc. Office 365 and Dell Services: Productivity and ROI for SMBs We're on the go. With cloud technology and virtual apps, Office 365 makes it easier to work remotely from any device, anytime. This webcast highlights the new features of Microsoft Office 365 and Dell Services, driving greater productivity, efficiency and ROI in any workplace. View Now In this Issue LG to sell first OLED 4K TV -- for $11K NASA spacecraft en route to historic look at mysterious Pluto Round smartwatches arrive, but users still waiting for Apple to join fray Humans want autonomous robots that take control FDA approves tech that turns smartphone into stroke warning system Carmakers put Apple's CarPlay in the slow lane Intel moves closer to wire-free computing Google gets patent to make Glass look like ordinary specs Google acquires Gecko Design for next-gen products Cyborg moths could act like living drones in search and rescue Two Galileo GPS satellites launched in wrong orbit LG to sell first OLED 4K TV -- for $11K LG has announced plans to release the industry's first OLED TVs in 77-in. and 65-in. screen sizes. But they won't be cheap. Read More NASA spacecraft en route to historic look at mysterious Pluto NASA's New Horizons spacecraft crossed Neptune's orbit and is speeding along a path that will give scientists their first real information about the distant and still mysterious Pluto. Read More Round smartwatches arrive, but users still waiting for Apple to join fray LG's new video teaser showing off a round-faced smartwatch to debut next week at the IFA show begs a central question: What do users want in a smartwatch? Read More Humans want autonomous robots that take control If a company wants humans and robots to work well together, they need to give the robots more freedom to work on their own. Read More FDA approves tech that turns smartphone into stroke warning system The FDA approved an algorithm that allows a special iPhone case to record the heart's rhythm and detect abnormalities associated with strokes or other heart-related problems. Read More Carmakers put Apple's CarPlay in the slow lane Some car manufacturers are delaying their rollout of CarPlay, the software platform from Apple that synchronizes an iPhone to a vehicle's infotainment system. Read More Intel moves closer to wire-free computing Intel is taking more steps to provide what it calls "wire-free" computing by 2016, a plan the company first talked about publicly in June at the Computex trade show. Read More Google gets patent to make Glass look like ordinary specs Google appears to be redesigning Glass to make the wearable computer look less nerdy and more like ordinary eyeglasses. Read More Google acquires Gecko Design for next-gen products Google has acquired Gecko Design, which will become part of the Internet company's unit developing cutting-edge products like Glass and balloons for Internet access. Read More Cyborg moths could act like living drones in search and rescue By electronically manipulating the flight muscles of moths, scientists are one step closer to creating biobots that could fly over a disaster area and spot survivors or hazards. Read More Two Galileo GPS satellites launched in wrong orbit Two satellites that are intended to form part of the European Galileo satellite navigation system went astray from their intended orbit after their launch from French Guiana on Friday. Read More
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