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Leather Journal by Random Objects
The Gadget Flow - 19 Apr 2015 01:00
Record all your random thoughts in style. Get yourself one of these Leather Journal by Random Objects and make those hours of taking notes on the way a breeze. It's made out of golden brown Horween Chromexcel leather wit...
Brew Watch Co. - Coffee Inspired
The Gadget Flow - 19 Apr 2015 01:00
Inspiration drawn from Industrial Espresso Machines. Translating the design of the espresso machine into the watch led me to focus on the steam vent aesthetics, and use those details throughout the timepiece. I believe t...
Playing Candy Crush Saga non-stop for 8 weeks ruptures man's thumb tendon
Slash Gear - 18 Apr 2015 17:00
BlackBerry users from days of yore may remember the condition that was jokingly dubbed BlackBerry thumb -- that is, a repetitive strain injury caused by tapping the device's buttons over and over again for long periods o...
FBI Accosts Security Researcher Over Fear That He Hacked His Flight
Gizmodo - 18 Apr 2015 23:00
When airport security researcher Chris Roberts tweeted about his ability to hack the in-cabin control systems aboard his Boeing 747 flight, he probably wasn't anticipating the quip would get him detained by the Feds. Onl...
Disney's prototype 3D printer makes things from soft fabric
Slash Gear - 18 Apr 2015 20:00
As the 3D printing boom continues, there's one thing that is almost always the same: objects are printed from rigid plastic. How are we supposed to print soft, plushy things like stuffed animals from that kind of materia...
Every Tree in New York City, Mapped By Species
Gizmodo - 18 Apr 2015 19:00
New York City is about as urban as urban gets, but even concrete jungles harbor leafy life. At last count, there were 592, 130 trees in the Big Apple, and thanks to the efforts of Brooklyn-based designer Jill Hubley, you...
Orfos Flare 360 Degree Bike Headlight and Tail Light
The Gadget Flow - 18 Apr 2015 10:00
Let your bikes be visible from every angle at night. Call it a bike safety device or a beautiful light enhancement, the Orfos Flare 360 Degree Bike Headlight and Tail Light is designed to create a charming force field of...
Justice Department may try to block the Comcast / TWC merger
Engadget - 18 Apr 2015 06:29
It's been more than a year since Comcast announced its plan to buy fellow cable giant Time Warner Cable in a $45 billion deal, but it still hasn't received the blessings of various regulators. Now, word is leaking out fr...
Scientists want to blast space debris with frickin' lasers
Engadget - 18 Apr 2015 04:43
To combat the increasingly dense layer of dead satellites and miscellaneous space debris that are enshrouding our planet, no idea -- nets, lassos, even ballistic gas clouds -- seems too far-fetched to avoid. Now, an inte...
Windows 10's phone maps help you find things to do
Engadget - 19 Apr 2015 01:04
To put it mildly, Windows Phone's official mapping options are... basic. However, Microsoft is promising a better experience with the mobile Maps app in Windows 10. Get a recent preview version of Windows 10 and you'll s...
NASA Says Nobody's Getting to Mars Without Its Help
Gizmodo - 19 Apr 2015 01:03
NASA really wants humans make it to Mars, and it also really wants to be the one that gets us there. In fact, NASA administrator Charles Bolden went so far as to say that "No commercial company without the support of NAS...
Drop iPad Connected Smart Scale
The Gadget Flow - 19 Apr 2015 01:00
Time to be a baking superhero. By combining with the corresponding Drop Kitchen App, you can now enhance your overall baking preparation level with the Drop iPad Connected Smart Scale. The app will let you choose from a ...
Personal 3D Viewer by Sony
The Gadget Flow - 19 Apr 2015 01:00
Create your own personal movie theater or game room no matter where you go. With the help of the Personal 3D Viewer by Sony, you'll be able to make the most out of boring trips by using some virtual reality on the go. Yo...
Tech.pinions Insider Meetup Survey
TechPinions - 18 Apr 2015 23:16
We are looking into doing some subscriber only events in certain cities. This is where myself and perhaps a few other columnists will share top of mind thoughts on the industry, perhaps give a presentation …
Google's 'balloon-powered internet for all' is almost ready
Engadget - 18 Apr 2015 23:03
In case you wanted another behind-the-scenes look at how Google's internet-by-balloon service is doing, now is your chance. The Project Loon team posted a new video showing everything from how it manages its balloon flee...
2015 Alfa Romeo 4C Review
Slash Gear - 18 Apr 2015 22:30
The Alfa Romeo 4C is spectacular, an exotic "baby Ferrari" that has taken me from point A to point B with more than the normal diversions in-between, and with a permanent grin from ear to ear. First astonishing US driver...
Steve Wozniak, Stan Lee to launch Silicon Valley Comic Con in 2016
Slash Gear - 18 Apr 2015 22:00Chrome for iOS updated with notification center widget, new app extensions
Slash Gear - 18 Apr 2015 21:00
Google recently released a new update to the iOS version of its Chrome browser, allowing the app to take advantage of some of the newer iOS 8 features. Overall, the app has several new improvements that make it easier to...
FCC vote clears the way for lower-cost mobile data
Engadget - 18 Apr 2015 20:59
Don't look now, but you may soon have more options for mobile internet access beyond the usual wireless carriers. The FCC has voted in favor of rules that not only make a wide 100MHz slice of 3.5GHz spectrum available fo...
Meet George--1958's one-of-a-kind analog computer--at Vintage Computer Festival East
Ars Technica - 18 Apr 2015 20:20
See refrigerator-esque and semi-trailer-sized models, including an early mobile computer.
Meet George--1958's one-of-kind analog computer--at Vintage Computer Festival East
Ars Technica - 18 Apr 2015 20:20
See refrigerator-esque and semi-trailer-sized models, including an early mobile computer.
A Remote Amazonian Tribe Harbors Unprecedented Microbiome Diversity
Gizmodo - 18 Apr 2015 20:06
The trillions of bacteria that live on us and in us--our microbiomes--are vital to our health in ways we're just beginning to understand. Now scientists have discovered the most diverse collection of bodily bacteria ever...