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Sunday, January 8, 2017

Amazon and online grocery services will soon accept food stamps

Thanks to a pilot program from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, families who rely on the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) to buy groceries will soon be able to use online services like Amazon and FreshDirect. When the two-year pr…

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Watch Hulu’s first trailer for its take on ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’

Ever since Hulu announced that it was adapting The Handmaid’s Tale, it’s been hard not to wonder: would it adequately capture the bleakness of Margaret Atwood’s dystopian classic, or do justice to the movie? You now have an inkling of how well it’ll…

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Watch Hulu’s first trailer for its take on ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’

Ever since Hulu announced that it was adapting The Handmaid’s Tale, it’s been hard not to wonder: would it adequately capture the bleakness of Margaret Atwood’s dystopian classic, or do justice to the movie? You now have an inkling of how well it’ll…

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From Mars to Earth and the Moon, 127 million miles away

The pale blue dot we call home is back in the limelight again. The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter grabbed a shot of Earth and our moon with its High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) from a pretty staggering distance late last year. Now, it…

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Friday, January 6, 2017

The FAA has once again approved SpaceX for rocket launches

SpaceX is finally, officially, ready to get back into the space launch game after losing one of its Falcon 9 rockets during a massive launch failure last September, which destroyed both the rocket itself and its $50 million payload. On Friday, the Fe…

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The FAA has once again approved SpaceX for rocket launches

SpaceX is finally, officially, ready to get back into the space launch game after losing one of its Falcon 9 rockets during a massive launch failure last September, which destroyed both the rocket itself and its $50 million payload. On Friday, the Fe…

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Dr. Samsung tried to fix my face

No, I’m not holding a phone. The thing I’m holding in my hand above is analyzing my skin for its hydration levels, redness and melanin. Even better, it’s going to try and fix any issues with a combination of light therapy and “micro-needle” patches f…

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Dr. Samsung tried to fix my face

No, I’m not holding a phone. The thing I’m holding in my hand above is analyzing my skin for its hydration levels, redness and melanin. Even better, it’s going to try and fix any issues with a combination of light therapy and “micro-needle” patches f…

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Watch NVIDIA’s GeForce stream ‘Mass Effect Andromeda’ to Facebook

Game streaming is about to get a lot simpler for NVIDIA GeForce video card owners with the company’s new integration with Facebook Live. We got a chance to see the feature in action at CES, and it works as advertised. NVIDIA reps were able to quickly…

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The Engadget Podcast Ep 22: Filmore Jive

Senior editor Aaron Souppouris, senior HD editor Richard Lawler and senior editor Mat Smith join host Terrence O’Brien to talk about the tech announcements at CES that will shape 2017. Just like every year, it’s a big TV show. LG, Samsung, Sony and p…

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