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Apple And Qualcomm Patent Dispute Could Have The iPhone 8 Banned In The US
Apple and Qualcomm are disputing over Apple's refusal to pay the chip maker a licensing fee for patents used. This could possibly lead to iPhone devices being banned in the U.S.
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Canada Plans To Make It Easier For Transgenders To Travel, Looking To Update Gender Identity Policy
Transgenders won't be dealing with the stress of identifying their genders on Canada's travel documents, as the government is looking to update its gender identity policies.
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Supermodel Chanel Iman Attends Usain Bolt’s Kentucky Derby Bash, Can’t Leave Home Without One Accessory
Chanel Iman was seen in New York last Saturday to attend an event. The supermodel looked great and her fans can be assured that she is carrying her favorite playlist with her, the one accessory she can't leave home without.
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The AER Accessory Protects The GoPro Camera, But It Can Also Be Used For Aerial Selfies
Taking great selfies can now be done without owning a drone, as all people need is their GoPro and the AER accessory that costs only $54.
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Climate Change Have Terrible Effect On Air Travel, Makes Turbulence More Frequent And Stronger
Turbulence is becoming stronger and will be more frequent moving forward and that is due to the warming temperature of planet Earth, caused by climate change.
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OnePlus 5 Confirmed To Release This Summer, Rumored To Have High-End Specs And Dual Camera Setup
OnePlus 5 is compared to be released this summer and it is said to feature high-end specs, like the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, 6GB of RAM, dual rear camera, and more.
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Walt Disney World Orlando To Open First Star Wars-Themed Hotel, Part Of Planned Star Wars Land
The planned Star Wars theme park in Walt Disney World Orlando, being targeted for a 2019 opening, will have the first Star Wars-themed hotel, which is rumored to take the shape of the Millennium Falcon.
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Airlines Are Not Required To Compensate Passengers For Delays Caused By Bird Strikes, Deemed ‘Extraordinary Circumstances’
Judges from the European Court of Justice has ruled in favor of airline companies that delays caused by a bird strike, where birds fly into contact with planes, does not require them to compensate passengers.
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: Man Furious With All Nippon Airways For Giving Him Only A Banana During 9 ½ Hour Flight
Londoner Martin Pavelka was left "speechless" as a lone banana was served for his gluten-free meal during a nine-and-a-half-hour flight at All Nippon Airways from Tokyo to Sydney.
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Global Tension, Terrorism Are Negatively Impacting Global Travel, As People Are Concerned For Their Safety
Business and leisure travelers are increasingly concerned about their safety when they travel abroad, which somehow has a negative impact on global travel.
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Nissan Signal Shield Could Be The Answer To Prevent The Use Of Mobile Devices While Driving
Nissan has come up with a prototype for an accessory that can prevent distracted driving and it's called the Signal Shield, a center compartment that can block all communications on a smartphone device.
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American Airlines New Planes Might Have Less Legroom For Economy Class, Wants To Fit More Seats
American Airlines is planning to cut the distance between two seats by 2 inches of its economy class, bringing it down to a distance of 29 inches, so that the airline can fit 10 more seats in their new planes.
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‘Avengers: Infinity War' Shoot In Scotland Includes Thor And Hulk, First Time To See Heroes Back On Earth
A local female fan as spotted Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo in Scotland, showing that the two actors are in town to shoot some scenes for "Avengers: Infinity War."
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Gamescom 2017 Will Have More Than 38 Countries Participating, Up 12% From Last Year
More than 38 countries will be represented during the Gamescom 2017 in Cologne, Germany on August 22 until the 26th.
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Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite MasterCard Considered The Best Credit Card For International Travel
The Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite MasterCard is being considered as the best traveling credit card due to the convenience of its service, as well as its other benefits.