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Dec 3, 2024 China's recent export restrictions on vital materials like gallium and germanium are reshaping the tech landscape and raising geopolitical questions. Meanwhile, a University of Texas team has developed a temporary tattoo that can track brain activity, merging health tech with comfort. The Verge introduces a subscription service, sparking debates on paywalls amidst challenges in digital media. Tune in for insights on how these developments intersect with consumer rights and innovations in technology.
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China's Mineral Restriction
- China restricts exports of gallium, germanium, antimony, and superhard materials, impacting U.S. electronics manufacturing.
- These materials have dual-use applications, meaning they're used in both civilian and military tech.
EEG Tattoo
- Researchers created a temporary tattoo ink to simplify EEG brain wave measurement.
- This eliminates the need for uncomfortable wires and gels, potentially improving diagnostics.
Verge Plus Subscription
- The Verge launched Verge Plus, a subscription service offering fewer ads and unlimited articles.
- Consider subscribing if you value their journalism and want a better reading experience.