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January 20, 2020

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Amazon warehouses expanding across the country

Amazon is quickly building out its vast network of fulfillment centers in order to enable even faster deliveries across the US.

The online shopping giant first launched its warehouse network in 1997 with just two fulfillment centers in Washington state and Delaware. Now, there are fulfillment centers in nearly every corner of the country.

The company stated that it is “constantly exploring new locations and weighing a variety of factors when deciding where to develop future sites.” Check out the full story below:

Gadgets & Gizmos

Civilian drones grounded by the US Government?

With fears of Chinese espionage on the rise, the US government has prohibited government agencies and contractors from using Chinese-made drones over US land and parks.

“Until this review is completed, the secretary has directed that drones manufactured in China or made from Chinese components be grounded,” said the head of the US Department of the Interior.

Now, some fear that the federal government may extend the band to civilian consumer and professional drones made in China, via a possible directive from the FAA. Check out the full story below:

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Why are fax machines still around?

Seeing as how the fax machine actually predates the telephone, it’s a wonder why they’re still commonplace in offices across the country.

And with the advent of the internet, they seem to be completely obsolete in our modern world.

But, there’s good reason why the machines are still used. The ability to instantly copy and send a legal document that is then printed out as an exact copy of the original is handy in many professional settings, even with the existence of flatbed scanners. Check out the link below to discover how exactly fax machines work and why they’re still relevant today:

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