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If you have a Mac and a cat, you've probably run into a situation where your cat sits on your computer keyboard. Whether it's because Macs are warm or because they want to distract you from the screen ...

Apple’s AirPods are some of the best wireless earbuds you can buy. They’re also small, easy to lose and unfortunately, fairly expensive to replace. Given their design, it’s all too common to knock one ...

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In a nutshell: Brain-computer interfaces are often framed as tools for restoring lost function. In a Caltech lab, they are also becoming instruments. Research psychologist Galen Buckwalter, 69, is ...

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