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Moto E 2015 (2nd Gen) Review
Slash Gear - 12 Mar 2015 23:57
Motorola's 2nd gen Moto E comes with Android 5.0 Lollipop, a 4.5-inch display, and is perfectly legit for the price it's being offered at. Is it the finest piece of hardware on the market today? Of course not. Is it mean...
PS4's next update brings Suspend for games, 60fps Share Play
Engadget - 12 Mar 2015 02:14
Confirming the leaked information from last week, Sony announced tonight that it's testing a big update for the PS4. Codenamed "Yukimura", v2.50 it will add the Suspend/Resume feature we've been awaiting since before the...
This Shifty USB Drive Is Rigged to Fry Your Computer
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 17:45
If you're a mischief-maker of a certain age, you'll remember the idea of the floppy disk bomb, a specially engineered floppy disk that would supposedly melt inside an enemy's drive. This USB is that same basic concept bu...
A Completely Clean Web Would Be So Boring
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 07:00
For all its wonders, the internet does have some dark sides. Trolls. YouTube comments. 4chan. But as YouTuber Tom Scott explains by showing us what a completely offence-free internet dystopia would look like, even the lo...
Wi-Fi Signals Look Incredibly Uneven When They're Visualized
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 05:55
You probably don't think about Wi-Fi signal much, except when you're at the the wrong end of your apartment and swearing profusely. But rather than being some steady, even projection of data, Wi-Fi actually looks complet...
Android phones will soon use a smaller, simpler USB connector
Engadget - 12 Mar 2015 02:58
That tiny USB Type-C port you've seen on the latest MacBook and Chromebook Pixel? Don't be surprised if you see it on your smartphone soon. In a video accompanying the new Chromebook, Google's Adam Rodriguez says that hi...
The Insanely Complicated Logistics of Building a Planetarium
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 01:00
Miami's building a new science museum, and it seems hell bent on making the construction process as interesting as possible.
The Microsoft Universal Folding Keyboard is tiny and mighty
Coolest Gadgets - 12 Mar 2015 23:49
While some don't mind losing the tactile feeling of typing on a touchscreen tablet or phone, it's difficult for others. You can't type as quickly because your fingers can't feel the keys or spacing between them. If you t...
What's The Weirdest Thing You've Got Saved In Email Drafts?
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 23:45
I'm writing this in an email draft right now. I love Gmail's auto-saving drafts a lot. Putting stuff in drafts makes it easily accessible and searchable. I know I'm not alone in compulsively saving things in "drafts" tha...
This delicious Hungarian pasta dish looks like boiled maggots
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 23:41
Our friend Anna Péter, from the food blog Malackaraj, continues to delight my virtual taste buds with another gross-looking Hungarian plate. This one is a maggot-like pasta called tojásos nakedly, a plate that you eat ...
Is This Film of Women in 'Scandalous' Swimsuits Really From 1898?
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 23:30
There's something about this film that strikes me as strange. According to the film archive company British Pathé, it shows beach bathers in England in 1898. Supposedly, people of the time were scandalized by their "wan...
Thanks to USB Type-C, external MacBook batteries may finally arrive
Engadget - 12 Mar 2015 23:28
If you've been yearning for an external MacBook battery, you might soon be in luck. 9to5Mac reports Apple will finally allow companies to make battery packs and chargers for its devices, thanks to the newfangled USB Type...
Watch As Photoshop Experts Try (and Fail) To Use Photoshop 1.0
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 23:23
Photoshop recently celebrated a pretty big birthday --a whole quarter century of cropping, manipulating, and perfecting pictures from crappy creations to creative masterpieces. But take a collection of current Creative C...
Lawsuit against Facebook over kids' purchases to proceed
Slash Gear - 12 Mar 2015 22:55
Facebook has to face up to a class-action lawsuit from parents whose children made purchases on the social network without their permission, a judge has ruled. The order came today from U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Fr...
The Ancient Secrets of a "Bleeding" Glacier Are Finally Being Revealed
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 22:50
Against vast whiteness of Antarctica, Blood Falls bleeds a deep dramatic red. The color comes from iron-rich ancient seawater trapped under the ice for 2 million years. For the first time, scientists have been able to ta...
Apple launches public beta program for would-be iOS testers
Engadget - 12 Mar 2015 22:47
Yes, yes, iOS 8.2 was only released on Monday, but Apple's got you covered in case that's just not bleeding edge enough for you. After getting plenty of apparently helpful feedback during OS X Yosemite's public beta peri...
Gawker Unsolicited Tip: John Kerry's Libido Has Haunted Me for 20 Years | io9 It's Only A Matter Of
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 22:45
Gawker Unsolicited Tip: John Kerry's Libido Has Haunted Me for 20 Years | io9 It's Only A Matter Of Time Before The Bourbon Shortage Hits | Jezebel 'Large Blood Stain on Carpet:' The Bleakest Motel Reviews on Yelp | Kota...
Dropbox adds PDF viewer and text search to its Android app
Engadget - 12 Mar 2015 22:36
The folks at Dropbox continue a run of handy updates with another addition that keeps you from having to venture outside of the cloud repository's app. In the latest version, Android users will notice a built-in PDF view...
Sign Up for the iOS 8.3 Beta to Get Your Brand New, Jaundiced Emojis
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 22:32
We've known that a new set of diverse/sickly cartoon friends has been on its way for a while now. But thanks to the new iOS 8.3 beta download, that day is finally here. You can officially send your friend a tiny, jaundic...
CSI Cyber: Just Your Basic Gore Porn Forum Rollercoaster Slaughter
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 22:20
Hello my CyberHeads! Who wants to go to Six Flags? Not me. This episode has instilled a very deep and likely wholly unreasonable fear of Hacked Rollercoaster Murder in my heart.
Carl Sagan's Son Is a 9/11 Truther
Gizmodo - 12 Mar 2015 22:00
Carl Sagan is arguably science's biggest rockstar--the ultimate champion for logic and reason. Which makes it all the more painful to find out that his son is a vehement 9/11 truther.
Apple starts rollout of iOS 8.3 public beta program
Slash Gear - 12 Mar 2015 21:59
When OS X Yosemite was rolling out, Apple unleashed a public beta program to ease interested consumers into the new-look desktop OS. Via mobile, the aesthetic changes were made long ago in iOS 7, but features are coming ...