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Location American Gadget News for 31 December 2013
The new Mac Pro's highly customized design may look like it's a pain to fix, but don't be fooled -- it's friendlier than you think. An iFixit teardown of the workstation has revealed that it's easy to take apart, and tha...
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Prescription lenses for Google Glass will be priced from $99, one start-up has confirmed, with Rochester Optical revealing early cost details ahead of preorders opening after CES 2014 next week. …
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The NSA developed in 2008 a software program for iPhones that can selectively and stealthily deliver data from iPhones to the NSA. The program is called DROPOUTJEEP. News of the …
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P.O.V. Kit for Capture Camera Clip - $29

The Gadget Flow - 31 Dec 2013 08:00
P.O.V. Kit for Capture Camera Clip - $29 The P.O.V. Kit from Peak Design combines with the Capture Camera Clip (sold separately) to turn an ordinary backpack strap, belt or anything similar into the perfect video mount. You can now focus on immersing yourself i...
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Beat-Matching Glowing Sunglasses Are Perfect For New Years Eve and Morn It's New Year's Eve and unless you've got children to tend to you'll probably be partying well into 2014 this evening. And while normally sunglasses aren't required for the middle of the night, these Dropshades are, sinc...
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The Best Gizmodo Stories of 2013

Gizmodo - 31 Dec 2013 23:08
The Best Gizmodo Stories of 2013 We've posted thousands of pieces in 2013, so to pluck out a few dozen and to call them our favorite is in some ways impossibly arbitrary. But that doesn't mean we didn't try.
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Inside the Design of the New Times Square New Year's Eve Ball The bright ball that hovers over Times Square on New Year's Eve is special this year. Sure, it's iconic and colorful and mesmerizing as it always is. This year, however, the ball will captivate us all with a brand new cr...
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The computer sacrifices expandability, but it's thankfully still repairable.
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If You've Got Google Music All Access, You Can Get Glass Now Google Music All Access users are reporting that they've received an email inviting them to join the ranks of Glass Explorers. (Here's the sign up page you can try if you didn't get the email.) As far we can tell it's th...
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Sony may get into the Windows Phone game, launching a model as early as mid-2014, according to The Information. If it pans out, it would be a break from Sony's Android loyalty, and bring some variety to the Nokia-heavy W...
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Pet-Remote lets you communicate with your dog via an app

Coolest Gadgets - 31 Dec 2013 19:16
Do you sometimes wonder whether your pooch actually understands all that you want to say to it? I know, some dog owners swear that they have a telepathic link with their four legged friends, while others claim that their...
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Mac Pro Teardown: An Apple Rig You Can Actually Tinker With It looks like a waste paper bin, costs a fortune and is, perhaps, the best workstation you've ever owned . But what lurks beneath that shiny black shell?
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Food seems to go bad so quickly, but more often than not, it’s just something we’re not paying attention to. It’s risky business though, as you don’t want to eat something that could make you sick. This is the ca...
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The Complete List of Everything Banned by Mayor Michael Bloomberg Michael Bloomberg leaves office tomorrow after 12 years as New York City's mayor. No mayor in recent memory has added so much to a city. Or taken so much away. To remember him properly, here's a list of everything Bloomb...
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Drunk Driving and The Pre-History of Breathalyzers Drunk driving combines two of America's favorite pastimes: getting absolutely hammered and driving an automobile. But before the invention of the modern breathalyzer in the 1950s, determining if someone was too intoxicat...
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If you have had a subscription to Netflix for very long, you know that the service adds and removes content regularly. Netflix says that most of the removing of content …
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Fun fact: Engadget reviewed 176 products in 2013, and that's not even counting the umpteen times we got hands-on with stuff at tradeshows and press events. In general, we try to review just the top-tier gadgets, but even...
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Smart phones, smart pants, smart nanoparticles--man, what DIDN'T we review?!
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Tesla might sell itself to GM in 2014: analyst

Slash Gear - 31 Dec 2013 02:10
Tesla is arguably the tech world's favorite electric vehicle manufacturer. Its CEO Elon Musk founded Tesla, SpaceX and PayPal. Now an investment trader and analyst is predicting Big Three auto …
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Pirate Bay Uploads Up by 50 Percent in 2013 Despite Raids and Blockades Authorities and copyright holders all over the world tried their damnedest to kill the Pirate Bay, but as data reported by TorrentFreak proves, the file sharing hub is a rogue ship that won't sink.
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Apple claims it 'has never worked with the NSA' to create backdoors in any of its products While it may feel we're more at the stage where we're counting the parts of our digital lives that the NSA can't access, the revelation yesterday that the agency had relatively deep access to iPhones was still a shock to...
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Though Sony's crazy QX10 and QX100 lens cameras can attach to most smartphones, the company naturally favored its own Xperia Z and Z1 handsets by creating custom cases for those devices. Now it's doing the same for its c...
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