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3-D White Graphene: Electronics Could Be Kept Cool With Incredible Material

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'Microcombing' Creates Super Strong, Ultra Conductive Carbon Nanotube Films

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Sharp is Not Going to Sell Its Display Business, Company Confirms

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Graphene Displays for Electronic Devices Successfully Developed by Scientists

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Teens' Electronics Use Could Keep Them Awake At Night: Finding Highlights Need For Revised Recommendations

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E-Cycling: TVs, MP3s, and Printers Must be Recycled in 2015, What Happens to the Discarded Electronics? (CHECK OUT THE VIDEO)

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TSA To Prohibit Dead Mobile Phones and Electronics on Some Flights

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Silver Underwear Protects Wearer Against Wi-Fi, Smartphone Electromagnetic Radiation

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CES 2014 Promises A Whole New World For Electronics

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LG Releases New OLED Curved TVs Which Provide 'Imax-Cinema-Like' Experience

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AI

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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