en_il-hotdailynews: 2015-02-11 Israel Sci/Tech

Marine reptile remains found in Negev. Photo: Shutterstock
Ynetnews
Fossilized skeletal remains of ancient reptile known as Elasmosaurus dating back to 85 million years ago discovered in Arava desert in southern Israel. Noam (Dabul) Dvir. Published: 02.10.15, 23:53 / Israel News. Fossilized skeletal remains of an ancient ...

Israeli geologists find unprecedented 85 million-year-old reptile remains   Jerusalem Post Israel News

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Claims IS militants hacked Newsweek Twitter feed
The Australian
ANOTHER day, another big cyberattack. On Tuesday, Newsweek's Twitter feed was briefly taken over by someone claiming allegiance to Islamic State militants, sending out several messages with screenshots the hacker claimed were taken from secure US ...

Hackers find easy pickings Tuesday in rash of corporate website attacks   Fortune
CyberCaliphate threatens Obama   The Star Online
Newsweek's Twitter feed hacked by Cyber Caliphate; Obamas threatened   Tech2
SMN Weekly
Business Standard
Tribune-Review
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What a striking map! Thunderstorm animation reveals five lightning bolts hit the ...
Daily Mail
How many lightning strikes are taking place around the world every minute? If your answer is anything less than 300, you're in for a shock. A stunning interactive map has revealed just how much of Earth is subjected to lightning strikes every second, with an ...

World Thunderstorm "Map" Key To Assessing Climate Change   reportingclimatescience.com
Storm mappers chase after patterns for climate change   Green Prophet
Frequency of lightning strikes key to climate change   San Diego Jewish World
Science World Report
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Apple closes at record market value of more than $700 billion
Livemint
The iPhone maker is now more than twice as valuable as longtime rival Microsoft. Photo: AP. San Francisco: The world's largest company by market capitalization got a little bit bigger on Tuesday. Apple Inc., which began flirting with a record valuation of $700 ...

Apple closes at record market value of more than $US700 billion   The Australian Financial Review
Tim Cook Doesn't Believe This Made-Up Math Law Will Limit Apple's Growth   Bloomberg
Tim Cook plugs new fitness friendly Apple Watch with declaration that 'sitting is ...   Daily Mail
ABC Online
USA TODAY
The Times (subscription)
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CNET

Samsung Smart TVs forcing ads into video streaming apps
CNET
Just days after its TV voice recognition software came under fire for invading privacy, Samsung users are reporting unwanted Pepsi ads appearing while they watch their Smart TVs. by Claire Reilly · @reillystyley; 11 February 2015, 11:55 am AEDT. comments.
Samsung Smart TVs are no spies, company says   Sydney Morning Herald
Samsung's TVs aren't the only devices listening to you   Mashable
It's too early to let Samsung off the hook for smart TV eavesdropping   VentureBeat
NEWS.com.au
Herald Sun
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SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule returns home from space station
Xinhua
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 (Xinhua) -- The unmanned Dragon capsule owned by private U.S. firm SpaceX splashed into the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday evening, wrapping up its fifth contracted cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station. "Dragon ...

SpaceX Dragon capsule returns from space station   Reuters
Unmanned spaceship splashes down near Southern California   Boston Herald
SpaceX Dragon Splashes Down in Pacific Ocean   ABC News

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Quartz

Creepy robot dog gets kicked repeatedly
Toronto Sun
Related Stories. Robot easily lands ridiculous backflip · Google acquires developer of military robots · Robot programmed to open fridge, pour beer. The guy in this video is guilty of robot animal cruelty. (But it's OK, the robot dog was unharmed.).
New, smaller robotic dog unleashed   9news.com.au
VIDEO: Spot robot from Boston Dynamics moves like a dog   WXYZ
VIDEO: Meet Spot, Google's robot dog who can run, climb and survive a kick?   Q13 FOX
KIVI-TV
Tech Gen Mag
Live Science
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Google's about to get smarter at answering health questions
Los Angeles Times
Google is the first port of call for many people with health questions — one in 20 queries made on the search engine is related to health, the company said. lRelated Human language accentuates the positive · Science Now · Human language accentuates the ...

Google to add medical details to health topic searches   Reuters
Google boosts health search with more medical sources   BusinessWorld Online Edition

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Free data and websites: Facebook and Reliance Comm bring Internet.org to India
Firstpost
Reliance Communications, a part of the Anil Ambani-led group, Tuesday said it has been roped in by Facebook to offer free access to data and websites to customers through the social networking site's global digital inclusion initiative, Internet.org.
Facebook keen to partner with govts for digital push: Chris Daniels   Economic Times
India is key to connect billions across the world to the Internet: Mark Zuckerberg   Indiainfoline
Facebook, Reliance Communication tie up for free internet access   Financial Express
PC Magazine
Hindu Business Line
ZDNet
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JetBlue Becomes First Airline to Offer Apple Pay
CBS Local
Flight attendants on JetBlue will soon be armed with iPad minis and NFC-enabled cases to accept Apple Pay for in-flight purchases, becoming the first airline to do so. Staring in med-February, the airline will accept Apple Pay when purchasing snack boxes, ...

JetBlue to use Apple Pay   wreg.com
JetBlue's Apple Pay play begs questions about live CC processing   Runway Girl Network
Apple Pay Lands On JetBlue   InformationWeek
CBS News
Christian Science Monitor
PC Magazine
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