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    Social media in this day and age weighs heavy on our everyday lives. Society tends to spend way too much time on their mobile devices and computers on social media of all sorts including but not limited to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. It can create unwanted problems in relationships, weight gain due to lack of physical activity, It may distract you for long periods of time without realizing it and delay you from real world responsibilities. Social media may be one of the biggest issues this

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    Wearable devices Abstract- This article will be talking about how technology started to be wearable, how it affects our lives. The usage, advantages and disadvantages of 20 different wearable devices. An expectation about wearable technology future. Keywords- Wearable devises; Wearable technology; Wearables; HCI; Human-Computer interaction INRODACTION Wearable technology is related to the history and development of wearable computers since the 80s. Wearables make technology pervasive by

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    security risk. In an article by Adam Turner, titled “Smart technology may make your home a net target”, Turner explains the dangers of using smart home devices. How do these dangers affect smart home technology? To explain the issues, Turner relays the knowledge of AVG security adviser Michael McKinnon. Mckinnon claims that people use most of these devices to access files remotely, giving hackers the opportunity to breach them. After a hacker gains access to a home’s internal network, they can then collect

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    works are actually quite simple. Unlocated blocks your IP address so that streaming services can't recognize and pinpoint your location. In order to activated Unlocator, you create your free account and then follow the simple directions to set up your device. Once you follow the setup instructions you will be ready to watch all of your favorite streaming services. We will be going over all of the highlights and potential downsides of using this

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    Team Bio 2: Allison Schaiberger, Head of Operations Allison is an outdoor enthusiast with a Master’s degree. 3 Key Traction Points: • We tested our prototype with more than 50 users and received rave reviews. • Our patent attorney believes that the device has several patentable aspects. • Early user feedback will be fed into R&D to produce the next product. Target Customers: Audiophiles, gamers, and users of electrotherapy. Market Size: There were $3 billion in headphone sales in 2015. Use of Funds:

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    Most people won’t remember that day because it never affected them, some people choose not to remember, and others… others are still shaken by the events of that day. What makes that day so memorable? Was it because Charles Manson was on trial for the Helter Skelter murders, or Ronald Reagan beginning his second term as governor of California, and what about me? I was your average eight-year-old toe headed blond southern California boy, (a real charmer) just beginning his day. Like every other eight-year

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    majority of people own at least one or more of these devices: a computer, laptop, tablet, or a cell phone. So many people seem unable to function through their daily routine without having access to some form of technology device. I’m willing to bet that you have at least two of these devices in your home, too. Now, stop and think about how often we use technology devices throughout the day. As a result of the growing need for technological devices, we have become dependent on technology in the work

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    shut off an application or turn off the device. When families control a family’s use of technology to a point where they limit the child’s ability to learn to exercise agency, they are destined for future issues. This goes with any number of topics in life and not just with the use of technology. This discussion is relevant in our Church meetings also. The Church has gone to great expense to develop an incredible Gospel Library application for use on devices. I have attended meetings where using

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    Why Purchase a Surge Protective Device (SPD)? All affiliations and homes depend upon electrical gadgets to complete conventional exercises. Right when an electrical surge happens, voltage that surprisingly beats perceived apex voltage levels can encounter building circuits to the electrical mechanical assembly. Without honest to goodness affirmation, these contraptions are helpless against harm or thwarted expectation from a voltage surge. A Surge Protective Device (SPD) is intended to diminish

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    However, the used software platforms need devices with some computation processing power, so it is not applicable for simple devices, often found it in IoT environment. A first step to address the data persistence problem in the environment of Fog/Mist computing (DPPF), it is to model the problem formally. Therefore, given $D$, a data block of size $L$, which it wants to persist in the environment of Fog/Mist computing. Let's define $F$ as the network devices located at the edge of the network, and

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