Title: U.S. Bicyclist Deaths on the Rise, Study Finds
Category: Health News
Created: 1/2/2015 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 1/2/2015 12:00:00 AM
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The annual CES extravaganza begins next week. While the relevance of products launched after the holidays seems questionable, it’s still home to tons of new and weird technology. TNW will send three brave souls (Natt, Napier and Roberto) to the desert event to bring all the latest news from the annual event. But before we trek out to Lost Wages (dad joke) to be surrounded by blinking LEDs and robots, here’s what we expect to see at CES 2015 from the three of us. Smartphones (Natt) Typically, the largest names in smartphones like to have their own special dates for product announcements.…
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Remember in 2014 when we all got upset about Net Neutrality and Verizon? Well after months of collecting comments from citizens and corporations pretending to be citizens, there might a decision on the horizon. According to the Washington Post, the FCC will vote on new Net Neutrality rules next month. In May the commission outlined its Net Neutrality proposal and asked citizens to comment on that proposal. Earlier rules established by the FCC were struck down in a ruling by a Federal Appeals Court. Mobile carrier Verizon brought the suit against the commission saying the FCC didn’t have the authority to…
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ProductHop: Time travel to revisit Product Hunt’s best ideas a year on
Jan02
on January 2, 2015
at 4:23 pm
Product Hunt is one of our daily destinations here at TNW – and was one of our 10 best startups that made an impact in 2014 – but what if you don’t just want to see what’s hot today? ProductHop could be the site and Chrome extension for you. Built by UIUC student, Ali Afridi, ProductHop takes its cue from TimeHop and lets you see what posts were most popular on Product Hunt a year ago today. Afridi built the idea as a Chrome Extension first before offering it as a website as well at the urging of Product Hunt founder…
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