Travel & Entertainment News
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Techlicious CES 2025 Editor's Choice Awards
Our CES 2025 Editor's Choice winners showcase the future of technology and deliver meaningful solutions that can improve your life.
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Say Goodbye to Junk Fees: FTC Bans Hidden Hotel and Ticket Charges
FTC's new rule bans hidden fees for hotels and tickets to live events, ensuring upfront pricing and saving consumers from deceptive charges.
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Nextbase Piqo Dash Cam Offers Premium Features for Under $150
The Nextbase Piqo proves you don’t need to splurge for premium dash cam features. Get HD video, night vision, and parking protection for under $150.
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These Bluetooth Trackers are Better than AirTags & Work with Any Phone
These rechargeable Bluetooth trackers outperform AirTags with built-in lights, better features, and cross-platform compatibility.
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Get This Deal on a Passport Holder with AirTag Tracking Tech
The Satechi Passport Holder combines passport storage with Apple AirTag tracking technology, perfect for keeping travel documents secure. Now just $41.
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Speedy Connections or Buffering Blues? Airport WiFi Ranked
Ookla’s latest report on WiFi and mobile performance at the 50 largest U.S. airports reveals the best and worst options for connectivity while traveling.
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New Google Maps Features Make Finding EV Charging Easier
Google Maps adds more detailed location descriptions, real-time availability updates, and smart trip planning for a smoother EV experience.
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IHG Hotel TVs Get AirPlay for Easy In-Room Streaming from Your iPhone
Stream your favorite shows from Netflix, Disney+ and more on hotel TVs with AirPlay. Now at Kimpton, Holiday Inn, InterContinental, and more.
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5G is Changing How You Watch Sports: Get Ready for the Future
Multi-angle views, real-time AR stats...Verizon's 5G tech is transforming the fan experience. I saw the demos that prove it's not just hype.
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Android Finally Gets Its Own "Find My" Network
Track your lost devices like an iPhone user. Google's Find My Device network launches, allowing you to locate devices and compatible trackers.
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Google Maps Introduces 3 Updates to Simplify Summer Travel Planning
Google Maps' updates simplify summer travel planning with curated lists, customizable itineraries, and insightful AI-powered recommendations.
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Anker 548 Power Bank for Just $109 - Big Power in a Camping Light
Snag the 548 Power Bank on sale for just $109, down from $149. Perfect for emergencies or camping, it offers a massive battery and built-in LED light.
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This Cool Briefcase TV is On Sale for $200 Off
Seen it in action – this LG StanbyME Go 27-inch portable, briefcase-style TV is surprisingly versatile. Streaming apps, touchscreen, & more. Save $200 now.
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Best Selling Dashcam on Amazon, with 24/7 Protection, is Now 33% Off
See the difference with 4K video and night vision. Get peace of mind on the road and 24/7 protection while parked. Limited-time 33% discount!
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Finally, a Car Mount that Isn't an Eyesore: Scosche MagicMount
Ditch bulky car mounts! This minimalist option keeps your phone secure and in view, with easy vent or dash mounting. iPhone and Android are compatible.
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No More Airline Earbuds: Use Your Bluetooth Headphones with AirFly
Tired of wired headphones on planes and at the gym? AirFly lets you use your favorite Bluetooth headphones with in-flight entertainment and gym equipment.
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BougeRV Enhances Outdoor Living with Innovative Products at CES 2024
BougeRV showed off three new products that make outdoor living more practical and fun, whether you're heading to the wilderness or the backyard.
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Tesla Tops Charts in Accident Rates: A Closer Look at Safety Concerns
Explore the latest LendingTree study revealing Tesla's surprising lead in accident rates and what it means for drivers prioritizing safety and insurance costs.
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Rad Power Bikes Holiday Blowout: Your Ticket to an Affordable eBike
Rad Power Bikes, a leader in electric bicycles, has put all of their models on sale – up to $1,200 off, offering their best prices through November 29.
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Power Your World: Save $500 on Jackery's Explorer Plus Power Station
Get 25% off the Explorer 2000 Plus, a durable, high-capacity power station perfect for surviving power-outage emergencies or enhancing outdoor adventures.
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Trek Fetch+ 2 is a Versatile, Nimble eBike for Cargo and Kids
For the well-heeled buyer who needs extra load capacity or wants the most seamless riding and ownership experience, the Fetch+ 2 is the way to go.
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Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2021 Awards
Our team of tech industry veterans scoured this year's virtual exhibit halls and picked our absolute favorite products for the Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2021 Awards.
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Amazon Expands Alexa Capabilities in Cars and More at CES
You'll soon be able to stream your Fire TV content to your car, fill your home with Ring smart lights, and fill your life with new Alexa products.
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Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2020 Awards
Every year at CES, we see a dizzying array of new products. Our team of tech industry veterans selected just 15 our Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2020 Award.
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20 Awesome Things We Saw at the IFA Tech Show
We walked the show floor at IFA, Europe's largest consumer electronics show, and found 20 products that we'd love to own.
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THX and Mixhalo Deliver Better Sound at Live Concerts
THX and Mixhalo make the music quality as good as the experience of attending a live concert.
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Google Maps Can Now Warn You When Your Bus Is Overcrowded
You can now plan ahead with Google Maps to find out how crowded the train or bus will be when traveling.
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Hotel Booking Sites May Be Leaking Your Personal Information
Most hotels aren't doing a very good job of keeping your personal information safe. Here's what travelers need to know.
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LiveWire is Harley-Davidson's First Electric Motorcycle
Iconic motorcycle-maker Harley-Davidson is finally jumping into electric vehicles with its first all-electric bike: the LiveWire.
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Marriott Confirms 500 Million Starwood Accounts Breached: What You Should Do
Hackers made off with personal data from more than 500 million accounts, including names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail address, and passport numbers.
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How to Get a Free (or Cheap) Ride to Vote
Ride-sharing services (Uber and Lyft), car-sharing services (Zipcar and Getaround) and bike rental services are offering discounts and even free rides to the polls. Here's how to get one.
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Samsung SmartThings Tracker Can Find Your Kids, Pets or Keys Anywhere
Unlike most Bluetooth trackers, the tiny Samsung SmartThings Tracker has cellular service built-in so you can find it (and whatever it's attached to) anywhere it in the country.
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TripIt's New Features Will Have You Traveling Like a Pro
TripIt now provides safety ratings for neighborhoods and international travel tips to make your next trip more enjoyable.
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Emergency Services to Finally Get Accurate Location Info from iPhones
Starting in iOS 12, your iPhone will automatically send location information to emergency dispatchers when you call 911.
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Must-Have Travel Tech for your Summer Vacation
From vacation to staycation, these high-tech gadgets will help you make the most of your summer.
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Dashcam Video of Uber Self-Driving Crash Fatality Raises Questions
Was the crash a technology or human fail? Watch the video and you decide.
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Beer Ripples Can 3D Print a Picture on Your Next Pint
Using a malt-based ink, Beer Ripples can print just about anything on the surface of beer.
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Anker Roav Viva Charger Brings Alexa to Your Car
The Anker Roav Viva USB charger brings Alexa into the car so you can play music, get directions, order coffee and control your Alexa-enabled devices at home.
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Snap a Selfie and Find Your Fine Art Doppelgänger
Google can compare your selfie to thousands of works of art in seconds and find a famous portrait that looks like you.
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New Tile Pro Trackers Are Waterproof
The new Tile Pro item trackers have twice the range and volume and are now waterproof.
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Google SOS Alerts Give You Crucial Emergency Information Fast
Now you'll see verified emergency information pertinent to natural and human-caused crises in your search results, Google Maps and pushed to your phone.
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As the ATM Marks Its 50th Anniversary It Remains a Plum Target for Thieves
The ATM has become ubiquitous, found everywhere from convenience stores to bank lobbies. Here's how to continue to enjoy ATMs in safety.
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Knomo LiveFree Backpack Takes Care of All Your Tech Needs
The versatile Knomo LiveFree Backpack is designed to take you from workplace meetings through a weekend getaway, all while keeping your tech safe.
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What You Need to Know About Connected Cars
Connected cars, which provide access to high-tech features via cellular service or Bluetooth, come with security risks that you may not be aware of.
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FTC Tells Breathometer to Refund Customers Who Bought Breathalyzer
FTC has shot down Breathometer's claims of accurately measuring blood-alcohol levels. Now, its makers have settled the charges.
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Finding Your Keys, Wallet & Purse Has Never Been Easier
Now it’s easier than ever to find your keys, remote or purse with TrackR’s suite of tracking devices.
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Cobra Drive HD Wireless Back Up Cam Lets You See What's Behind Your Car
Can't see what's behind while backing up the car? You could hit something or someone. The Cobra Drive HD Wireless Back Up Cam removes this blind spot.
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Hands On: Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 vs. Bose QuietComfort 35 Headphones
Looking for a pair of Bluetooth, noise-cancelling headphones? We tested the Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2s against the industry-leading Bose QuietComfort 35s.
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3 Fun Ways to Capture and Share Holiday Photos
Your smartphone isn’t always the best choice for preserving those magic moments.
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Aloft Hotels Brings Voice Control to Hotel Rooms
Check into an Aloft hotel to check out a Siri-driven smart home experience, with lighting and temperature controls, music and more.
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Escort iX Versus Passport Max2 Radar Detector
Escort updates the 9500iX to the iX, with technology from the Passport Max2. Which is the better buy?
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High Tech Camping in an RV
The latest RVs are completely tech-savvy, whether you're on or off the grid. Here's what you can expect.
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3 Ways to Preserve & Share Memories
Don’t let your memories collect virtual dust, because we have three high-tech ways to save and share them.
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3 Tech Accessories for Your Travel Checklist
Carrying the right gear can make or break your vacation—and a few travel tech items can help your trip go much more smoothly.
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Gadgets for Getting the Most out of Your Outdoor Adventures
Even though you may mean to get off the grid, packing a few tech toys can help you capture every scenic vista and even stay safe.
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Technology Cops Could Use to Test for Distracted Driving
The Textalyzer would be able to determine if you were using your phone right before an accident occurred.
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INRIX's Traffic May Replace Your Favorite Nav App
A new update to INRIX's Traffic app uses machine learning to make your navigation much smarter.
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Hackers Are Stealing Keyless Entry Cars with a $200 Device
Researchers in Germany easily assembled a cheap radio system to access keyless entry cars. Here's how to protect yourself.
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How to Watch NCAA March Madness Games Free Online
Get your chips, drinks, cheers and brackets ready for the 67 NCAA games coming up. Here's how to watch online for free.
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Car Makers Prep Tech to Keep You Alert on Road
To prevent car crashes due to sleepiness and distractions, car makers are exploring solutions that help you keep your eyes on the road.
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2 New Ways to Access Amazon's Alexa Assistant: the Dot and Tap
Amazon has added the Tap, a portable Bluetooth speaker, and Echo Dot, an Echo without the built-in speaker, to its Alexa lineup.
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Google Knows Where Your Photos Were Taken
Google's new deep-learning machine, PlaNet, uses a photo's pixels to determine where it was taken.
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Dashboard Tablet Brings Smart Car Features to Any Car
For less than $300, you can bring smart car connectivity to your pre-smart car through Rand McNally's new OverDryve dashboard tablet.
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The Robotic, Self-installing Car Seat from 4moms Makes Safety Simple
4mom's new self-installing car seat takes the guesswork out of the process that leaves three out of every four seats improperly installed.
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These Travel Cases Let You Carry Your Laptop Without Fear of Theft
If you’re looking for a way to carry your laptop and other gear securely, Kensington’s new SecureTrek line of backpacks and cases is a stylish option.
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Amazon Prime Members Get Free Video Streaming on JetBlue
Amazon Prime subscribers will look forward to those long flights now that they can binge-watch movies and TV series on flights with JetBlue.
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6 Embarrassing Connected Technology Fails
These fails prove that experts in old world technology often don't have a handle on security in the new, connected world.
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Escort Max 360 Looks to Take Out Valentine One
With a new directional arrow system, the top-of-the-line Escort Max 360 looks to put a nail in the coffin for Valentine.
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ZTE Mobley Adds an AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspot to Your Car
The ZTE Mobley attaches to your car's OBD-II port to provide passengers with an AT&T-powered 4G LTE Wi-Fi connection.
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Why TSA-approved Luggage Locks Are Useless
Think your TSA-approved luggage lock is securing your luggage? It's not. Find out why and what you can do to protect your valuables.
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Hotels Compete with Travel Booking Sites With Perks
Hotels like Hilton are offering travelers special rewards and perks like electronic keys to those who skip Orbitz and book rooms direct.
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How to Save Money on In-Flight Wi-Fi
Purchasing in-flight satellite Wi-Fi access from Gogo can cost as much as $40 on a cross-country flight, but planning ahead can save you big bucks.
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Google Maps Now Supports 'Plus Codes' for Hard-to-Find Locations
Plus codes are simple 4-character personal post code abbreviations for exact physical locations that can be used with Google Maps.
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Researchers Hack and Disable a Car via an Insurance Dongle
The celluar-enabled OBD-II dongle used by your car insurance company to track your mileage could be used to remotely disable your vehicle.
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Car Remote Entry Keyfobs Vulnerable to Hacking by $32 Device
Hacker Samy Kamkar has create a $32 device capable of opening most garage doors and unlocking most car doors with remote keyless entry.
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Chrysler Recalls 1.4M Vehicles Over Remote Hacking Risk
Without this software patch, a remote hacker could gain control over select Dodge, Ram, Jeep and Chrysler vehicles with Uconnect.
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Researchers Prove Cars Are Vulnerable to Remote Hacking
White hat hackers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek have discovered a software vulnerability that leaves cars open to hacking via their built-in Internet connections.
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Ford Pilot Program Lets You Rent Your Car Out For a Lower Payment
The new car-sharing program from Ford Motor Credit and Getaround could earn you enough money to retire your car payment for good.
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Are You Ready for a Virtual Reality Vacation?
Marriott has launched a new 4-D virtual travel experience that combines the Oculus Rift VR headset with physical stimuli like warm wind gusts.
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Automatic Braking Could Soon Be Standard on All Cars
Crash avoidance cameras and lasers reduce rear collisions by 15 percent, leading NTSB to recommend them as standard equipment for all cars.
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Security Researcher Accused of Hacking a Plane in Mid-Flight
An FBI warrant says security researcher Chris Roberts hacked a United Airlines flight's computer systems to briefly commandeer the plane in the air.
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Google's Latest Self-Driving Cars Hit the Public Streets
The latest iteration of the Google self-driving car will be tested on the roads of Mountain View, California this summer, the company announced.
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Congress Takes Action Against Online Review Retaliation
The Consumer Review Freedom Act of 2015 would make it illegal for businesses to penalize customers for posting negative reviews online.
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Amazon & JetBlue Partnership Gives Prime Members Free In-Flight Video
Prime members will be able to enjoy their fill of free streaming songs and movies on Amazon Instant on JetBlue flights starting later this year.
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Waze Launches 'Unusual Traffic' Twitter Accounts for Cities Near You
Waze has launched a series of Twitter accounts in 50 cities that warn when traffic conditions are unusually bad and advise alternate routes.
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Car Thieves Hack Remote Keyless Entry Systems with $17 Device
Thieves are using an inexpensive amplifier device to trick remote keyless entry/push-button start vehicles into unlocking themselves, police warn.
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Government Agency Warns Airplanes At Risk of Hacking
The U.S. GAO is warning that newer passenger aircraft are vulnerable to hacking via their in-flight Wi-Fi networks.
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TSA Agents Fired for Inappropriately Groping Passengers During Screenings
The TSA has fired 2 agents who were part of a scheme to fondle attractive male passengers passing through a Denver International Airport checkpoint.
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Delphi Self-Driving Car Makes First Automated Cross-Country Road Trip
A self-driving car completes a successful test run from San Francisco to New York City.
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Video Shows Scary Distracted Driving Crashes by Teens
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has released a study and video showing the real-life dangers of distracted driving by teens.
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U.S. Customs Testing New Facial Recognition Security Program
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is testing a new program that digitally compares your face to the picture stored on your passport chip.
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Chevrolet Unveils 'Teen Driver' Parental Control System
Chevrolet will debut its new Teen Driver safety system, which monitors teen driving habits and provides over-speed chimes, on the 2016 Malibu.
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Goodyear Developing an Electricity-Generating Tire
The Goodyear BH-03 concept tire is designed to generate and harness both piezoelectricity and thermoelectricity.
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Google Flights Now Features In-Flight Amenity Data
Searches on Google Flights now reveals the availability of in-flight Wi-Fi, power/USB outlets, live TV, VOD, added legroom and more.
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FCC Denies Marriott's Request to Block Guest Wi-Fi Hotspots
The Federal Communications Commission states that the use or sale of Wi-Fi signal jamming equipment is punishable by severe fines.
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Google Translate App Now Works Instantly
A major update to the Google Translate app brings near instant translations to both spoken and written words in major world languages.
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Verizon Vehicle: An Aftermarket Connected Car Solution
Verizon Vehicle adds OnStar-like emergency and roadside assistance service to any vehicle manufactured after 1996 for $14.99 per month.
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Is the Era of the Red Light Camera Coming to an End?
The continued existence of red light cameras is being threatened by scandal and a new safety report suggesting that they actually increase accidents.
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AMC Theaters Offering Movie-a-Day Subscription Program
AMC Theaters has teamed up with MoviePass to offer a one-movie-per-day in-theater subscription service for as low as $30 per month.
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Iowa to Launch Digital Drivers Licenses in 2015
The Iowa Department of Transportation is set to release a smartphone app that acts as a legally valid digital drivers license.