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Parrots given phones prefer live chats over recorded messages

Scientists believe this is because the birds may be able to tell the difference between live and pre-recorded videos

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University of Glasgow study involving parrots gives new insight

If you’ve ever had to endure an automated phone line, you may have wished you could just speak to a real person. New research from the University…

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Parrots taught to video call friends prefer live chats over recorded messages

Parrots taught to video call friends prefer live chats over recorded messages
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The Engineer - VR gamers can experience ludicrous speed without motion sickness

Vehicle passengers using VR headsets to pass time on the road could enjoy games moving at ‘ludicrous speed’ without experiencing motion sickness, researchers claim.

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New tech could help traveling VR gamers experience ludicrous speed without motion sickness

New tech could help traveling VR gamers experience ludicrous speed without motion sickness
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