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Proterra's long-range electric bus to hit the streets in autonomous trials
US company Proterra has gotten the Nevada authorities onboard for trials designed specifically to explore autonomous mass transit systems, placing its long-range electric buses on the streets of Reno.
Mobile Technology
How to fix red tint – or personalize white balance – on the Galaxy S8’s screen
After the Galaxy S8 launched, some users complained about displays with red hues. Samsung recently issued an update that lets you manually tweak the screen's white balance – handy even if you didn't notice a red tint.
Motorcycles
Factory 1957 Gilera 500 GP bike: Real vs. Replica
The Gilera 500cc Grand Prix bike of 1957 is one of the most desirable racing bikes in history – the final version of a bike that won titles in 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 and 1957, and now one of the 15 made is going to auction.
Infectious Diseases
Closer to a cure: CRISPR cuts HIV from its cellular hideout
Last year, a proof-of-concept study described how the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing tool could be used to eliminate HIV from infected cells. In a potential step towards a permanent cure, the team has shown that the technique keeps the virus from spreading, and in latent cases, rips it from its hideout.
Environment
New biofuel recipe mixes chicken poop and weeds
They may give us an almost endless supply of eggs and nuggets, but industrial chicken farming comes with a tradeoff: it produces a lot of poop. To turn a con into a pro, researchers have developed a process that mixes chicken manure with an invasive weed to create a feedstock for making biofuel.
Telecommunications
SpaceX outlines plans for 2019 launch of space-based broadband
Fifty seven percent of the world's population is currently without internet access. This was one of the statistics offered up by SpaceX's Patricia Cooper this week, as she fronted the US Senate to outline the company's plans to plug the gaps using a mesh network of internet-beaming satellites.
Boats and Watersports
Neck-worn device blows up to save you
Four years ago, we heard about a neck-worn device that wirelessly transmits an alert if its wearer should happen to start drowning. Well, the Ploota takes things a step further – it actually deploys two airbags, to bring its user up to the surface.
Wellness and Healthy Living
Electronics-packing cane could soon be able
In the past we've seen experimental one-off canes that detected obstacles via ultrasound, or which allowed their users to locate people that they know. While the iCane can't do either of those things, it is possibly headed for production – and it does still have some handy tricks up its sleeve.
Science
DDT resistance has turned fruit flies into lazy lovers
To learn more about the evolution of insecticide resistance, researchers have examined its effects on the common fruit fly. They discovered that, while the bugs might be able to survive the poison, their love life certainly takes a hit – even after their serenades.
Automotive
Lister Motors reboots the Knobbly for road use
The Lister Knobbly is a legend in the motoring world, but the legend has been confined to the race track for the past 60 years. Now a continuation version of the classic racer has been converted for use on public roads.
Good Thinking
Workplace "traffic light" knows when you don't want to be bothered
Manually putting up a Do Not Disturb note at work can be a hassle. With that in mind, a scientist from the University of British Columbia has invented a desktop LED light that automatically switches between green ("It's OK to talk to me") and red ("Leave me alone").
Mobile Technology
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 review: A great tablet, if you still need one
Samsung recently jumped back into high-end tablets with the Galaxy Tab S3. While it serves as a viable alternative to the iPad Pro, phablets are getting better and better – posing the question (once again) of whether you need a tablet at all.
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