The Moon is getting a 4G network next year

ZDNet Innovation Weekly

March 2, 2018

The Moon is getting a 4G network next year

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Nokia and Vodafone Germany are to hook up Audi lunar rovers with LTE connection as they examine Apollo 17's lunar vehicle.

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Ford's self-driving cars to become Miami's new pizza delivery guy

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Watch a robotic snake use its scales to slither forward

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The Harvard researchers behind the project aren't trying to creep you out, but they probably will anyway.

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