By Ben Fox Rubin The chipmaker won’t contest the record fine as part of the resolution, and agreed to make several changes to its licensing business in China.
Qualcomm, fined $975M in China, prepares to move forward
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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Reinforced Runners Ensure This Inflatable Sled Can Survive Icy Terrain
The same inflatable tube you use to lazily drift on the lake in the summertime works just as well on a snow-covered hill in the winter—until you hit a patch of rough icy terrain. Then the odds of it getting punctured are all but guaranteed. So the makers of the …
Reinforced Runners Ensure This Inflatable Sled Can Survive Icy Terrain
The same inflatable tube you use to lazily drift on the lake in the summertime works just as well on a snow-covered hill in the winter—until you hit a patch of rough icy terrain. Then the odds of it getting punctured are all but guaranteed. So the makers of the …
13 Gorgeous Panoramic Maps Drawn Long Before Satellites Even Existed
It’s hard for us Google Earth-dependent modern-day humans to conceive of, but there was once a time when we had to imagine what our towns and cities looked like from the sky. In fact, there were famous artists who specialized in creating these panoramic views of Earth. For a time, they were stars. Today, it’s a lost art.
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13 Gorgeous Panoramic Maps Drawn Long Before Satellites Even Existed
It’s hard for us Google Earth-dependent modern-day humans to conceive of, but there was once a time when we had to imagine what our towns and cities looked like from the sky. In fact, there were famous artists who specialized in creating these panoramic views of Earth. For a time, they were stars. Today, it’s a lost art.
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13 Gorgeous Panoramic Maps Drawn Long Before Satellites Even Existed
It’s hard for us Google Earth-dependent modern-day humans to conceive of, but there was once a time when we had to imagine what our towns and cities looked like from the sky. In fact, there were famous artists who specialized in creating these panoramic views of Earth. For a time, they were stars. Today, it’s a lost art.
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13 Gorgeous Panoramic Maps Drawn Long Before Satellites Even Existed
It’s hard for us Google Earth-dependent modern-day humans to conceive of, but there was once a time when we had to imagine what our towns and cities looked like from the sky. In fact, there were famous artists who specialized in creating these panoramic views of Earth. For a time, they were stars. Today, it’s a lost art.
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This Enormous Boat of a Car-Boat Probably Needed Oceans of Oil to Run
By Matt Novak
Life for Americans after World War II was supposed to be filled with open roads and open waters. The roads, more often than not, were for getting to work. And the water? That was pure leisure time. This “water-mobile” of 1947 was imagined to provide the best of both, with an enormous (and, one imagines, gas-guzzling) six-wheeled amphibious vehicle.
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“Spot” Is a Smaller (More Kickable) Version of Boston Dynamic’s Big Dog
We haven’t seen much of Boston Dynamic’s four-legged self-balancing …
Forgotten Apollo moon artifacts found in Neil Armstrong’s closet
By Amanda Kooser A hidden treasure trove of gear flown on the Apollo 11 mission to the moon sees the light of day after Neil Armstrong’s widow shares the find with the Smithsonian.