Apple Introduces iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus

Innovation isn’t always obvious to the eye, but look a little closer at iPhone 6s and you’ll find it’s been fundamentally improved. The enclosure is made from a new alloy of 7000 Series aluminum — the same grade used in the aerospace industry. The cover glass is the strongest, most durable glass used in any smartphone. And a new rose gold finish joins space gray, silver, and gold. Learn more about iPhone 6s design Read the original:...

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Amazon launches ‘Prime Air’ with a cargo plane, not a drone

The first time we heard about Prime Air it was emblazoned on drones Jeff Bezos showed off for 60 Minutes in 2013. Now Amazon is revealing the logo on a flying machine that operates on a much larger scale. Amazon One is just one of its 11 dedicated planes, and the Boeing 767-300 will be flying this weekend at a Seattle airshow. The company says that maintaining its own air cargo network — the planes are leased from shipping...

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Amazon launches ‘Prime Air’ with a cargo plane, not a drone

The first time we heard about Prime Air it was emblazoned on drones Jeff Bezos showed off for 60 Minutes in 2013. Now Amazon is revealing the logo on a flying machine that operates on a much larger scale. Amazon One is just one of its 11 dedicated planes, and the Boeing 767-300 will be flying this weekend at a Seattle airshow. The company says that maintaining its own air cargo network — the planes are leased from shipping...

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NIH might start funding human-animal chimera studies

While the NIH is now more open to the possibility of creating hybrids for disease research and organ transplants, that doesn’t mean it’s funding even studies that could lead to our sci-fi-esque apocalyptic end. To start with, it still wouldn’t earmark money for experiments aiming to develop and breed animals with human sperm and egg cells.It also plans to form a committee tasked with examining every study that falls...

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NIH might start funding human-animal chimera studies

While the NIH is now more open to the possibility of creating hybrids for disease research and organ transplants, that doesn’t mean it’s funding even studies that could lead to our sci-fi-esque apocalyptic end. To start with, it still wouldn’t earmark money for experiments aiming to develop and breed animals with human sperm and egg cells.It also plans to form a committee tasked with examining every study that falls...

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