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• 독립형 스마트폰 '낫싱 폰 1', 반투명 티저 이미지 공개
  According to Engadget
  Even though the Nothing Phone 1's launch is still about a month away, the company has already begun showing what the device will look like to help generate hype. From afar, the device appears to be a blend of the iPhone X's back (with its pill-shaped dual-camera island) and the iPhone 12's flat edges. However, the back cover here is transparent, revealing a big wireless charging coil, several screws (something you don't really see on phones these days) and a mysterious pattern teased earlier by founder Carl Pei.

• 미국 정부, 배터리 크기 수준 소형화한 '마이크로 원자로' 연구
  According to CNBC
  Yasir Arafat is the technical lead of the microreactor project at one of the United States government’s preeminent nuclear research labs, Idaho National Lab, and he is leading the effort to build a tiny, relatively inexpensive micronuclear reactor.
  Beyond being potential clean-energy options for remote locations or small communities, the MARVEL micro-reactor could become a key component of a clean energy grid that includes renewable solar and wind energy and battery storage, Arafat said. “The entire hardware can be built in a factory, like the way we make automobiles or cars,” Arafat told CNBC, allowing for the production of hundreds of microreactors a year.

• 유튜브 재업로드 없이 영상 수정할 수 있는 즉석 수정 기능 선봬
  According to 9to5Google
  Now, YouTube is finally adding a way for creators to correct a video without the need to re-upload the entire thing. Rolling out to creators now, YouTube’s new “corrections” feature does just what the name implies – it allows creators to correct a YouTube video without deleting the original video and re-uploading/publishing it

• 폭스콘, 대만에 전기차 배터리 공장 건설 시작
  According to WSJ
  Taiwan’s Foxconn Technology Group started building its first plant to produce electric-car batteries Wednesday, the contract electronics manufacturer’s latest step into the booming electric-vehicle industry. Foxconn said it plans to invest about 6 billion New Taiwan dollars, equivalent to about $200 million, on battery production lines and a research-and-development center in Kaohsiung city in southern Taiwan.