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Curiosity rover sends back stunning pics from Martian mountains NASA's Mars Curiosity rover may have taken a little break earlier this summer, but the craft has been back at work and beamed some excellent images back to Earth late last week. [Read more...] The RetroUSB AVS just replaced my childhood Nintendo When I was a child, I fought with my brothers. A lot. It was part of being the youngest, and part of being a family. [Read more...] iTunes offers 10-movie bundles for $10 each Believe it or not, it's been a decade since movies arrived in iTunes... and Apple wants to make sure you remember that. [Read more...] TiVo combines its biggest, fastest DVRs to make the Bolt+ As soon as TiVo unveiled its Bolt Unified Entertainment System last year, the company's biggest DVR fans started asking "what about us?" That's because despite its new design, 4K streaming and updated features, there was no option with enough tuners and storage to match the top of the line Roamio Pro DVR. [Read more...] BMW reportedly steps up its electric vehicle plans Mercedes isn't the only car maker determined to beat Tesla before it gets huge. Sources speaking to German business daily Handelsblatt claim that BMW is in the midst of planning an executive shuffle that will also include a big shift in its electric vehicle strategy. [Read more...] Neural networks are powerful thanks to physics, not math When you think about how a neural network can beat a Go champion or otherwise accomplish tasks that would be impractical for most computers, it's tempting to attribute the success to math. [Read more...] Take the newest Prius for a virtual spin Toyota has a new car and a new way to market it. During Techcrunch Disrupt this week, the automaker will show off its new Prius Prime, a plug-in version of its popular hybrid vehicle. [Read more...] Copyright © 2016 Aol Inc. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Engadget 410 Townsend St., Suite 450 San Francisco, CA 94107 Follow Engadget You are receiving this email because you opted in at engadget.com. Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe from this newsletter.

Editor's Pick: How China Could Take Over the World's Tech and Automotive Markets

How China Could Take Over the World's Tech and Automotive Markets

Rob Enderle Sep 12, 2016 9:52 AM PT
	Nvidia and Baidu recently made an announcement with regard to self- driving cars that deserves closer attention. China currently is behind the U.S. in automotive technology, but it has passed the U.S. and Japan in automobile production -- I actually thought Japan was still ahead. China is producing twice the number of cars the U.S. is producing right now. [More...]

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