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This year’s flagship iPhone might arrive in time for a September release as manufacturers and assemblers have resolved production bottlenecks and ramp-up issues, according to a new supply chain report. Motherboard substrate makers Zhen Ding and Kinsus Interconnect have worked out their respective production problems and are preparing to ramp up production in June, according to an early Monday report by the Economic Daily News. Long-time Apple partner TSMC is also preparing to begin mass production of the A11 chip — also in June — and will deliver the chips in volume to assemblers by the second half of July. Battery supplier Simplo Technology is also gearing up for th…

The iPhone is a powerful tool, and for most of us, it’s a constant digital companion that enables us to be more productive, connected and entertained. That is, until the battery runs out. Maybe you’ve noticed some battery-drain issues with your iPhone, or maybe you just want to maximize the amount of battery life that your iPhone gets. Whatever the case may be, here are 5 new and updated ways to make your iPhone battery last longer. 5. Reduce Motion First introduced in iOS 7, Background Motion is a neat little feature that gives a bit of life to your iPhone home screen. When enabled, the parallax effect causes app icons and the background image to subtly “mo…

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At least three people were killed and 10 injured in an intercity train crash outside Thessaloniki when several passenger cars derailed and the engine hit a nearby house, police said, as cited by Reuters World News

Putin plays piano at Xi Jinping’s residence during forum in Beijing Russia’s president didn’t fritter away his time ahead of a meeting with his Chinese counterpart at a high-profile forum in Beijing. Known for his keen interest in music, Vladimir Putin played the unofficial anthems of Moscow and St. Petersburg on a piano. World News

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archatlas: Blue Lake Retreat in Marble Falls Responding initially to the site’s steeply rising topography, a vertically structured house reveals itself as the obvious design for this lake house designed by Lake Flato Architects. Leveraging the home’s tall stature, living spaces culminate at the top floor, set just above the tree line and providing nearly a 180 degree view of the lake beyond. Follow the Source Link for images sources and more information. Via

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For days after the Titanic sinking, ocean liners navigated through ‘acres of water filled with bodies': historical-nonfiction: For nearly two months after the Titanic sank, ocean liners continued to encounter the floating corpses of its victims World News

medresearch: How ‘Smart’ Stem Cells Could Lead to Arthritis Vaccine Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis (WUSTL) have modified mouse stem cells to combat the kind of inflammation that arthritis and other conditions cause. The stem cells may one day be used in a vaccine that would fight arthritis and other chronic inflammation conditions in humans, a new paper suggests. The research is available in the journal Stem Cell Reports Such stem cells, known as SMART cells (Stem cells Modified for Autonomous Regenerative Therapy), develop into cartilage cells that produce a biologic anti-inflammatory drug that, ideally, will replace arthrit…

benigno-numine: him3-ros: southernsideofme: The polar bear in Copenhagen Zoo gets a cow head about once a week. Me: Awwwwwww, they’re playing together! Me: Huh. I hope he doesn’t eat that poor cow. Me: … That’s exactly my thought process while looking at this via ScitechPress.org

neurosciencestuff: Over millions of years retroviruses have been incorporated into our human DNA, where they today make up almost 10 per cent of the total genome. A research group at Lund University in Sweden has now discovered a mechanism through which these retroviruses may have an impact on gene expression. This means that they may have played a significant role in the development of the human brain as well as in various neurological diseases. Retroviruses are a special group of viruses including some which are dangerous, such as HIV, while others are believed to be harmless. The viruses studied by Johan Jakobsson and his colleagues in Lu…

npr: As a neonatal intensive care nurse, Lauren Bloomstein had been taking care of other people’s babies for years. Finally, at 33, she was expecting one of her own. The prospect of becoming a mother made her giddy, her husband Larry recalled recently— “the happiest and most alive I’d ever seen her.” Other than some nausea in her first trimester, the pregnancy went smoothly. Lauren was “tired in the beginning, achy in the end,” said Jackie Ennis, her best friend since high school, who talked to her at least once a day. “She gained what she’s supposed to. She looked great, she felt good, she worked as much as she could” — at least three 12-hour shifts a week until late …

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neurosciencestuff: (Image caption: We can examine every transistor in a classical microprocessor using the same techniques we use to understand the brain. For example, we can analyze the transistors based upon their activity during various games (left) or which transistors are necessary for a given game to function. Even with all the data and sophisticated analysis, our understanding of the inner-workings of the processor falls short of what we would hope. Credit: Eric Jonas, CC-BY) Classic Video Game System Used to Improve Understanding of the Brain The complexity of neural networks makes them difficult to analyze, but manmade computing systems should be simp…

the-future-now: the-future-now: Self-driving cars may mean 200 million fewer cars on the roads by 2030 Self-driving cars are a viable reality in the not-so-far-off future. In order to dramatically alter transportation, autonomous vehicles need to be embraced by consumers and businesses. But that shouldn’t be a problem, according to an optimistic new report by independent research group RethinkX. RethinkX forecasts that 60% of vehicles on the road will be self-driving cars within 10 years of government approval of autonomous vehicles. The group also anticipates each autonomous electric car replacing multiple private vehicles, which suggests the number of c…

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ZEMBLA - The dubious friends of Donald trump: King of Diamonds Although still in its early days, Donald Trump’s presidency is coming under fire. The Russians are alleged to be in possession of sensitive information about Trump. And that exposes Trump to blackmail. Fake news, tweets Trump: “I have nothing to do with Russia – no deals, no loans, no nothing!” Trump swears he has no ties with the Russians. But is that actually the case?

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Atlas Shrugged Starting? …. French Invented the Word Sabotage by the way. Car workers at a central French plant are threatening to blow up their factory, if their financial demands aren’t met. RT’s correspondent Charlotte Dubinskij went to the factory in the area of Creuse. She witnessed the workers smashing up parts of the factory, setting fire to rubbish, and seizing equipment. Could this be how humanity destroys the systems that don’t serve them well? What if this were to happen with the code that runs Amazon? or every Tesla car? Kinda scary when you think about it. World News

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neurosciencestuff: Bilingualism may save brain resources as you age New research findings show that bilingual people are great at saving brain power, that is. To do a task, the brain recruits different networks, or the highways on which different types of information flow, depending on the task to be done. The team of Ana Inés Ansaldo, PhD, a researcher at the Centre de recherche de l’Institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal and a professor at Université de Montréal, compared what are known as functional brain connections between seniors who are monolingual and seniors who are bilingual. Her team established that years of bilingualism change how the brai…

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Watch first ever parachute jump off megadrone in dramatic footage What could be the world’s first successful test drive of a super-powered drone took aerial-tech and dare-delivery to new heights in Taurene, Latvia, Friday, after the pilotless aircraft lifted kydiver Ingus Augstkalns aloft, only for him to parachute back down to earth. Hanging on to the drone, the aircraft lifted Augstkalns off his feet and into the air, where at around 330m above the earth, he let go. Quickly releasing his parachute, the skydiver flew safely back to earth, where he was greeted by his colleagues. World News

Is it a giant squid or a regular sized whale? That’s the question causing considerable confusion for investigators examining an enormous 22-meter (71ft) carcass which washed up on the shores of Huamual in Indonesia. World News