Popular Science: Newsletter, 05-06 Feb 2019

Welcome to the Tuesday update of “Hawaii Science Digest”.  This Hawaii Island blog focuses on science, technology, medicine, health, the environment, cyber security, and artificial intelligence (AI).  Views expressed in this science and technology news summary are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Content provided by “Popular Science”.

Accessed on 06 February 2019, 0540 UTC.

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Four reasons to switch from iOS to Android (and vice versa)

Read this before making your choice.

Why measles is back, in five charts

Both coasts are currently battling measles outbreaks.

There’s an ’empty trash bag’ circling our planet

Not drifting through the wind.

Five foods to improve your heart health—and two to absolutely avoid

If it feels hard to keep up with nutritional advice, don’t worry—cardiologists are here to help.

Industry insiders don’t use their products like we do. That should worry us.

Steve Jobs didn’t let his kids use iPads, and maybe you shouldn’t either.

Long exposure photography is an easy way to make your photos stand out

Vancouver based photographer Sharon Tenenbaum shares her tips.

Gear to make better movies on your smartphone

Portable equipment to give your iPhone videos some professional polish.

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