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MATERIALS Conductive thin film clears the way for improved solar cells
	A new material combines high transparency with high electrical conductivity for the first time, holding promise for more efficient solar panels, self-heating smart windows, high-performance cooling surfaces, and even flexible displays.Read more

SPACE Musk wants to land a manned mission on Mars by 2025
	In an interview with the Washington Post last week, Elon Musk has given a broad outline of his plan to land a manned mission on Mars in 2025.​Read more

3D PRINTING BAM robo printer to cut its teeth on scale model of "endless" house
	​​A Dutch contracting firm hopes to replace the construction crew with a flexible 3D printer mated with robotics from the auto industry. The 3D Builder will start by creating a 1:4 scale version of the so-called "Landscape House​."Read more

SCIENCE Robotic microscope locks on to wiggly worm's brain
	A team of scientists from Osaka University and Tohoku University has developed a new robotic microscope that automatically tracks moving objects as part of a study of brain activity.​Read more

AUTOMOTIVE Mack showcases turbine-powered electric garbage truck
	Mack Trucks has shown a retrofitted refuse truck featuring Wrightspeed's turbine-powered electric "Route" powertrain. The truck was at the WasteExpo2016 (yes, that's a thing) in Las Vegas this week.Read more

URBAN TRANSPORT Sideways elevators could ease London commutes
	London's Underground system faces growing passenger demand and "Willy Wonka" elevators that move sideways as well as up and down have been proposed to take some of the pressure off.​Read more

URBAN TRANSPORT Conquer hills sitting or standing on the Eon Scooter
	The Eon Scooter is equipped with an electric motor that is claimed to be powerful enough to carry a 250-lb (113-kg) rider up a 30-degree incline with no problems.Read more

AIRCRAFT Solar impulse 2 wraps up flight across US with Statue of Liberty flyover
	​​Solar Impulse 2 completed crossing the United States early Saturday with a flight over the Statue of Liberty and landing at New York's JFK airport.Read more

SPACE ESA's potential space garbage collector nets itself a drone
	ESA has provided a preview of its plan to net space debris by unveiling a prototype net gun designed to envelope and capture tumbling dead satellites. A small version of the gun targeted and took down a low-flying drone at the Industry Days event for ESA's Clean Space initiative.Read more

AUTOMOTIVE Jannarelly welcomes summer with $55K retro roadster
	The Jannarelly Design-1 is a sleek, simple roadster inspired by roadsters of yore. And if the estimated US$55,000 price tag sticks, it's also a relatively cheap ticket to fast, stylish open-top driving.Read more

ELECTRONICS Review: Yolk's Solar Paper lets you plug into the sun
	At the close of funding, the Solar Paper Kickstarter project had raised an impressive one million dollars in pledges from an almost 6,300 backers. Does it live up to all the hype and energy? The team sent us a unit to determine just how good a solar socket may be.Read more

DIGITAL CAMERAS Peripheral smartphone camera goes where the sun don't shine
	​​Your smartphone's camera may be able to do a lot of things, but it can't detach from the phone to see into hard-to-reach places. That's why Edinburgh-based startup Barwritek created the Eye Eye.Read more

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY Making the real world virtual: Hands-on with the ridiculously bold Lenovo Phab2 Pro
	​Google's Project Tango is now just Tango, arriving with the launch of the Lenovo Phab2 Pro​. But just how much appeal does an indoor-mapping, AR experience creating smartphone have to consumers?Read more

GOOD THINKING Uber delivers an easier way to use its courier service
	Uber is seeking to do for deliveries what it has already done for taxi rides. The firm's UberRUSH service is aimed at providing companies with a fast and flexible means of making deliveries to customers, without the need for their own logistics operation.Read more

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Monday, June 13, 2016 THE RIPPLE EFFECT OF MICROSOFT'S LINKEDIN ACQUISITION The week opened with the major announcement that Microsoft had purchased LinkedIn for $26.2 billion. And everyone from the tech world to Wall Street reacted to the blockbuster news. The general consensus was positive, as LinkedIn offers strategic opportunities for Microsoft, and Microsoft provides LinkedIn investors with a much-needed exit given the social media platform''s slowing growth. "From a Microsoft perspective, we believe the strategic rationale makes sense," wrote Citi analysts Mark May and Walter Pritchard. "LinkedIn has, for some time, been the 'Outlook address book' for most business professionals," they continued. "There are likely new ways Microsoft can integrate/extend this franchise by owning it." BI Intelligence has a full breakdown of this deal, including the chart below. FIVE IN FOCUS 1   Acclaimed security expert Mikko Hypponen has said a hack will kill someone within the next decade, and it may have already happened. Read more » 2   Leaked images reportedly reveal Microsoft's new Xbox One S, which the company could formally unveil at E3 this week. Read more » 3   Speaking of Microsoft, the company has made an ambitious bet that is about to face a major test in the real world, as the tech giant has effectively combined Windows 10 and its Xbox consoles. Read more » 4   Donald Trump wants Apple to build its smartphones completely within the U.S., but analysis suggests that is simply not possible. Read more » 5   Salesforce was one of the most active VCs last year, but it is no longer placing major bets on startups. According to its quarterly filings, the company has curbed outside investments significantly. Read more » REPORT OF THE DAY The Mobile Payments Report In this report, we forecast the growth of in-store mobile payments in the US, analyze the performance of major mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung Pay, and address the barriers holding mobile payments back as well as the benefits that will propel adoption. Learn More » BRIEFING HIGHLIGHTS Apple Could Bring iMessage to Android Via Apps and Platforms Briefing | Subscribe Here » The inclusion of iMessage on Android devices would radically change two parts of Apple's business by opening the messaging app to a larger audience. Read More » Advertisers Choose Instagram Over Twitter Via Digital Media Briefing | Subscribe Here » In a recent survey, Instagram ranked ahead of Twitter in terms of advertiser preference, but Facebook still blew away the competition. Read More » Starbucks' Loyalty Program Is Now Larger Than Some Banks Via Payments Briefing | Subscribe Here » Starbucks Rewards now holds more than $1.2 billion, which holds more money than some regional banks. Read More » U.S. Government Makes Self-Driving Car Announcement Via IoT Briefing | Subscribe Here » The announcement means that self-driving car creators must deal with regulations in each individual state. Read More » U.S. Shoppers Are Canceling Subscriptions Via E-Commerce Briefing | Subscribe Here » Many online shoppers are canceling their subscription services, and there are four major reasons behind that decision. Read More » Prosper Makes Major Changes Via Fintech Briefing | Subscribe Here » The adjustments suggest that marketplace lending is losing investor interest. Read More » CHARTS OF THE DAY LinkedIn revenue by segment Apple TV apps suffer from poor user engagement LTE subscription growth to drive boom in mobile usage BECOME A MEMBER You can gain access to everything BI Intelligence produces - ALL of our extensive research reports, newsletters, and data - when you claim your BI IntelligenceALL‑ACCESS pass. 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By Meredith Lepore   Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and families of the victims of the Orlando Shooting tragedy.  Code Blue Meredith Grey would be pissed. In not surprising news, a new study has found that white male doctors are making more than both their female and black counterparts, male or female. In fact the income gap between white male doctors and black female doctors is as much as $100,000. The survey looked at 60,000 physicians and their earnings from 2000 through 2013. Dr. Dan Ly, a VA Boston Healthcare System physician said, “Our findings are not only disconcerting for black male doctors but also highlight the lower incomes of female doctors relative to their male peers.” White male doctors earned on average $253,042 a year compared to $188,230 for black male doctors. Female doctors earned less than both groups — $163,234 for white female doctors and $152,784 for black female doctors. (Related: Did Salesforce Just Solve the Wage Gap?) Welcome to Zadar Zadar is the city of exceptional 3000 years old history and very rich historical heritage that will always offer something new and completely original. The city is located in the heart of the Adriatic coast and has been a central part of the North Dalmatia with 75000 inhabitants. In the blend of the beauty of the past and all benefits that a contemporary traveller demands the City of Zadar offers many tourist attractions: if you are looking for an ideal accommodation, authentic gourmet delicacies, cultural attractions, modern sports facilities and different types of excursion programs – you have chosen the right destination for holidays, sports and entertainment. The particularity of the city is irresistible to those that respect and admire historical monuments and cultural heritage, artists, tourists and their citizens. Zadar is a city in which the large areas are left for pedestrians. The walk through cobblestone streets of the city will become a walk through history, and an experience of the contemporary life. Being a monument town surrounded with the historical city walls, City of Zadar is a true treasure trove of the archaeological and monumental treasure of ancient, medieval and Renaissance periods, as well as numerous modern achievements such as the first Sea Organ in the world. The centuries of the turbulent history, destruction and creation left scars but numerous records of time as well, which is today’s valuable monumental city heritage. From all historical periods there have been preserved many churches and monuments holding visible architectural works of art of many styles. There are around 70 monuments in the very historical centre of the city, while other parts are located in the immediate or wider surroundings and count over 600 static historical monuments.Extremely indented coast, islands and untouched nature attract many yachtsmen in this very area. The archipelago that consists of 24 larger and even around 300 smaller islands, three Nature Parks – Telašćica, Velebit and Vransko jezero, as well as five National Parks – Paklenica, Plitvice, Kornati, Krka and North Velebit make Zadar an ideal starting point for visiting all those parks, all in the area of 100 km. Even forty years ago Alfred Hitchcock proclaimed sunset in Zadar “the most beautiful in the world”. Many tourists agree with his opinion and enjoy the views of the sea, sunset and sky with the sounds of the world famous Sea Organ and light magic of the new urban installation “Greeting to the Sun”.City Zadar Your Pocket - Zadar Republic Croatia Highlights New Gig Taylor Swift’s 1989 tour is finally over, but if you think she is relaxing, you would be wrong. In addition to giving herself an awesome punk makeover she is working on a greeting cards collaboration with Papyrus. According to Papyrus’ Instagram account, the colorful, bejewled cards currently available in US stores is “just the beginning” of a potentially larger project. Taylor Swift stationary! As Huffington Post said, Swift is basically a human greeting card so this makes complete sense. She can just take a photo of one of her cats or her cookie parties or one of her many BFFs wearing a matching outfit with a hashtag and be done with it. (Related: A Millennial Life Through Taylor Swift Songs) Cram Session We all know the difference a three-day weekend can make to our work week. It’s an extra day for bingeing, seeing more friends, getting over jet lag and let’s be honest, nursing the world’s worst hangover. So imagine if you only had a one day weekend, which is what our ancestors had to deal with for a long time. Only one day for brunch and going to an exercise class to work off that brunch and then go out again making the exercise class redundant? Ridiculous! Luckily in the 19th century the Britons (you know it’s a really long time ago when you get to use words from Monty Python and The Holy Grail) got them to change that so you could spend your Sunday on your couch ordering Seamless.  Basically instead of observing the Sabbath on Sundays they were partying so as a result they were heading to work (at the….cobbler shop? mill? pooridge store? building huts place?) quite a bit hungover. So many people were coming in late or just skipping work altogether that eventually it became known as “Saint Monday.” This led to factories by 1850 letting employers take a half-day on Saturday if they would definitely come in Monday. Eventually this turned into two full days off and then eventually ABC gave us the TGIF lineup and the rest is history. But next time you get the Sunday blues just think about how bad they would have been if you hadn’t had even had Saturday. (Related: 7 Activities Super Successful People Do on the Weekends) Levo Loves… All the ways to help the victims and families of the Orlando Shooting tragedy. Go here to find out how you can help.  Get The Brief delivered to your inbox daily. Click here. The Brief is more fun with friends. Share it here.

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• Planned Parenthood, Leader in Violence Against Humans, Defends Islamic Terrorism
• Cecile Richards: “For 100 Years Planned Parenthood Has Allowed People to Live Out Their Dreams”
• Awards Ceremony Honors the Top Abortionists in the Country Killing the Most Babies
• Hollywood Celebs and Liberal Journalists Exploit Orlando Shooting to Promote Abortion

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• Planned Parenthood VP Tells Fathers “Tough Luck” If They Don’t Want Their Baby Aborted
• She Went From Being an Abortion Clinic Owner to a Pro-Life Activist. Here’s How
• Obama-Appointed Judge to Determine if Indiana Can Ban Abortions on Babies With Down Syndrome
• Patients Deemed “Futile” by Doctors Face Encouraged or Imposed Death 
• The Amazing Moment When Something Her Unborn Baby Did Made Her Even More Pro-Life
• Abortions in Hungary Fall 22% as More Babies Saved From Abortion, Down 4.1% in 2016
• California Pregnancy Centers Ask Court to Stop Law Forcing Them to Promote Abortion• Amnesty International Pushes Abortion: Pro-Life Nations Should “Take Their Head Out of the Sand”
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Planned Parenthood, Leader in Violence Against Humans, Defends Islamic Terrorism
I’m used to Planned Parenthood saying and tweeting idiotic things. I’ve also come to expect that mainstream media will ignore the lunacy of this taxpayer-funded activist group. Before I get to the sheer stupidity of a billion-dollar abortion chain’s tweet, let’s take a look at what led to the outrageous statement.
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Cecile Richards: “For 100 Years Planned Parenthood Has Allowed People to Live Out Their Dreams”
Before presidential candidate Hillary Clinton spoke at Planned Parenthood event last week, its CEO Cecile Richards had a few things of her own to say.
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Awards Ceremony Honors the Top Abortionists in the Country Killing the Most Babies
Last week, a posh New York City event headlined by Hollywood stars honored abortionists for the life-destroying work that they do every day.
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Hollywood Celebs and Liberal Journalists Exploit Orlando Shooting to Promote Abortion
Shortly after Sunday’s atrocious shooting at an Orlando gay nightclub, both celebrities and journalists took to Twitter to bring up a completely separate issue: abortion. Instead of focusing on mourning the victims, big names – beginning with actress Rosario Dawson – compared gun access to abortion access.
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Shocking Emails Show StemExpress Selling Baby’s Skull and Limbs as the Abortion is Taking Place
It’s been almost a year since the Center for Medical Progress released its first undercover video showing Planned Parenthood trafficking aborted babies’ body parts, but shocking new evidence about the abortion industry continues to be uncovered every week.
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You Won’t Believe What Planned Parenthood Blames the Orlando Shootings On, And It’s Not Terrorism
Lucy Thornton, writing for the British publication, The Mirror, explained today
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Docs Defend Abortions on Babies With Down Syndrome: “Do What’s Best for the Unborn Child”
Eight pediatric doctors in Indiana blasted a new law that protects unborn babies from discriminatory abortions in a new opinion piece for the Indy Star.
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Planned Parenthood VP Tells Fathers “Tough Luck” If They Don’t Want Their Baby Aborted
Louise Taylor, who was the vice president of medical affairs at Planned Parenthood, summed up PP’s attitude towards the fathers of aborted babies.
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She Went From Being an Abortion Clinic Owner to a Pro-Life Activist. Here’s How

Obama-Appointed Judge to Determine if Indiana Can Ban Abortions on Babies With Down Syndrome

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Early August could be when the next Galaxy Note from Samsung goes public Posted: 13 Jun 2016 05:53 PM PDT Now that we’re entering the summer, things are really going to heat up get interesting in the mobile industry. We’re nearing the launch of flagship devices from Samsung and Apple. Last year, Samsung bumped up the launch of the Galaxy Note 5 to cut into potential iPhone sales before Apple debuted the iPhone 6S and iPhone […] Come comment on this article: Early August could be when the next Galaxy Note from Samsung goes public  Visit TalkAndroid

T-Mobile has started rolling out Marshmallow to the BlackBerry Priv Posted: 13 Jun 2016 02:51 PM PDT T-Mobile announced today that the carrier is rolling out Marshmallow to the BlackBerry Priv. The Un-Carrier not too long ago pulled the BlackBerry Priv from the list of devices it had for sale. This came five months after the carrier began offering the handset, but left not long after we saw that AT&T revealed that BlackBerry […] Come comment on this article: T-Mobile has started rolling out Marshmallow to the BlackBerry Priv  Visit TalkAndroid

Android Pay most popular mobile payment system in U.S. Posted: 13 Jun 2016 02:41 PM PDT A new survey completed by Walker Sands, a digital marketing agency, shows that Android Pay is the top mobile payment application amongst U.S. consumers. Walker Sands recently completed their third annual Future of Retail Study and found 19 percent of those responding had used Android Pay to make a purchase in a store. Amongst the […] Come comment on this article: Android Pay most popular mobile payment system in U.S.  Visit TalkAndroid

YI Home Camera 2 review Posted: 13 Jun 2016 02:40 PM PDT So chances are you’ve never heard of YI Technology, but I’m willing to bet they’ll become a familiar brand in the United States very soon. It’s an imaging technology company, whose name stands for “Your Innovator,” with big ambitions to knock competitors by releasing strong products that carry shockingly low price tags. YI is like […] Come comment on this article: YI Home Camera 2 review  Visit TalkAndroid

One last OnePlus 3 leak shows up a day before official announcement Posted: 13 Jun 2016 12:55 PM PDT We’re just a day away from OnePlus making the OnePlus 3 official, but you know that won’t stop the rumor mill from churning out just a few more photos. The latest leak shows off the device, in the flesh, from the front and back. It’s arguably the clearest look we’ve seen, unless you count the […] Come comment on this article: One last OnePlus 3 leak shows up a day before official announcement  Visit TalkAndroid

Giveaway: Win a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 case from Mobile Fun! Posted: 13 Jun 2016 12:33 PM PDT When I reviewed it last year, the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 was declared the best phone in the world. That almost holds true today because of its premium build and specifications that stand strong against current flagships. There are millions of people around the world who purchased the Galaxy Note 5 and have no regrets […] Come comment on this article: Giveaway: Win a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 case from Mobile Fun!  Visit TalkAndroid

Unlocked HTC 10 software update improves system stability and security Posted: 13 Jun 2016 12:05 PM PDT Just one week after Google’s Android Security Bulletin for June 2016 went up, a software update is rolling out to the unlocked HTC 10 that includes three enhancements. The unlocked HTC 10’s software update includes the security patches from Google, bug fixes, and system stability improvement. The version is 1.80.617.1 and it’s a mild 304.51MB package. As always, it’s […] Come comment on this article: Unlocked HTC 10 software update improves system stability and security  Visit TalkAndroid

[TA Deals] Win a $1,000 Steam gift card! Posted: 13 Jun 2016 12:00 PM PDT Valve’s Steam is an all-in-one distribution platform for gaming, serving millions of gamers with thousands of titles to choose from. It’s a cross between a digital store and a social network built for a specific group. Since Steam is a store, there’s a price to pay. And we all know that games can carry hefty […] Come comment on this article: [TA Deals] Win a $1,000 Steam gift card!  Visit TalkAndroid

Verizon slips up and reveals Moto Mods pricing Posted: 13 Jun 2016 09:15 AM PDT Lenovo went public with the Moto Z as its first global flagship least week. Both the Moto Z and Moto Z Force come with a very special feature called Moto Mods, a platform for Lenovo and the company’s partners to give their phones new capabilities through simple modules that attach to sixteen magnetic dots. Since their capabilities are […] Come comment on this article: Verizon slips up and reveals Moto Mods pricing  Visit TalkAndroid

LinkedIn to be purchased by Microsoft for $26.2 billion Posted: 13 Jun 2016 08:48 AM PDT In what Microsoft is saying is their biggest deal ever, the tech giant is purchasing LinkedIn Corp for $26.2 billion and helping Microsoft jump into the social media space. LinkedIn primarily targets professionals for networking purposes and has approximately 433 million users. Microsoft’s offer comes in at $196 per LinkedIn share and was a 49.5 […] Come comment on this article: LinkedIn to be purchased by Microsoft for $26.2 billion  Visit TalkAndroid

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