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Researchers found calcium-regulated connecting structures in cyanobacteria, pushing the origin of intercellular communication much earlier in evolutionary history.
The tool can silently screen unknown calls before the driver hears them, using on-device processing that requires no internet connection.
A new study published in the American Economic Review estimated New York City's office stock would lose 47 percent of its value, and foreclosures suggest that prediction is holding.
The telescope is on a three-month journey to its permanent observing position roughly one million miles from Earth.
University of Delaware students helped investigate what appears to be the first documented live kissing bug ever recorded in Europe.
Researchers found that cracked Teflon cookware alone can release more than 2 million microplastic particles into a single meal.
Apple confirms that only a USB connection, not wireless CarPlay, supports lossless audio streaming from Apple Music.
The country's online safety regulator says the technology should protect bystanders from being filmed and identified without consent.
Over 12 terabytes of files from Valve's old Steam2 servers, covering games from 2003 to 2013, are now circulating online via BitTorrent.
The update includes a patch for an iCloud Private Relay vulnerability that could expose a user's IP address even when the feature was turned on.
A class-action lawsuit alleged Sony cut off outside retailers from selling digital game vouchers, forcing customers to buy exclusively from the PlayStation Store at higher prices.
A robotic arm from Kinova is being evaluated to cut power to servers, and one worker says the bots could replace up to 80 percent of some people's workloads.
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