#iphone

Irresistible iPhone Apps Fridge Magnets

$13 dollars. Whole package. Must. Resist. More »
07:00 PM
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iPhone Fridge Magnets Gallery

06:44 PM
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#rumors Click here to read <s>Apple Adds Triple Tap to iPhone Gestures</s>

Apple Adds Triple Tap to iPhone Gestures

The multi-touch language is getting complex. In addition to the iPhone conventions and the long press we saw at the keynote, the new iPhone 3.2 Beta 4 is adding the triple tap. [9to5] More »
05:40 PM
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By Jesus Diaz
#rant

It's Time to Declare War Against Apple's Censorship

The App Store censorship horse may have been beaten to death, but mainstream German media—whose iPhone applications have been censored by Apple because of its content—are not surrendering. I'm glad. In fact, I hope they win this war. More »
04:40 PM
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#howto Click here to read Transform Your Hoodie Into a Laptop Bag In Ten Seconds

Transform Your Hoodie Into a Laptop Bag In Ten Seconds

The winter is almost over. Maybe it's time to transform one of your hoodies into a laptop sleeve/bag following these easy steps. It just takes a few seconds. [Likecool] More »
12:00 PM
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#science Click here to read Blocks of Life Bubbling in the Orion Nebula

Blocks of Life Bubbling in the Orion Nebula

It's confirmed: Space is bubbling with the potential for life. The Heterodyne Instrument for the Far Infrared—on board the Herschel Space Observatory—has sent a high resolution analysis of the Orion Nebula's chemistry. It has scientists very excited. More »
09:40 AM
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#gadgets

Paper Calendar Tears Off Its Pages Automagically

This daily calendar mixes analog, digital, nature, and poetry all in one: Every autumn day, each of its pages will fall off automatically, torn by a clever mechanism at its top. As this video shows, it works great. But why? More »
09:20 AM
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#lego Click here to read First Walking Lego Mecha Is Looking for Lego Godzilla

First Walking Lego Mecha Is Looking for Lego Godzilla

Lego biped robots are a dime a dozen, even while some look pretty sweet. This one is special: It's the first walking Lego robot. And, unlike your usual feet-dragging toy robots, it actually walks by raising its feet. More »
12:00 AM
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#science Click here to read Pluto Fanboys Hate Mail

Pluto Fanboys Hate Mail

If I were Neil deGrasse Tyson—host of the Pluto Files and director of the Hayden Planetarium—I wouldn't be able to sleep at night. Not after reading the hate mail from thousands of outraged American kids. More »
03/09/10
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#cartoon Click here to read This Happens to Me Every F*cking Single Day

This Happens to Me Every F*cking Single Day

Some days, it happens two or three times. I bet that you and most of your friends and family find themselves in the same situation too. [Loldwell] More »
03/09/10
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#blockquote

Steve Jobs' Threatening Phone Call to Sun CEO Revealed

According to Jonathan Schwartz—then Sun's CEO—that's what Steve Jobs told him over the phone after Sun presented Looking Glass, a desktop concept similar to Mac OS X's. After that, Schwartz put Steve in his place: More »
03/09/10
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By Jesus Diaz
#review

Wacom Intuos4 Wireless Review: The Joy of Freedom

Here's the story: I'm in love with the Wacom Intuos4 Wireless tablet. Free from cables, it's the best graphics tablet experience I've ever had. More »
03/09/10
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#architecture

The Skyscraper Water Factory

I can imagine a future dry Earth in which nature only exists inside huge buildings like this Freshwater Factory Skyscraper, designed by Design Crew for Architecture to produce freshwater from sea water on the south coast of the Spain. More »
03/09/10
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Bubble Skyscraper Gallery

03/09/10
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#web Click here to read Pivot Shows Again that Microsoft Is Kicking Serious Ass

Pivot Shows Again that Microsoft Is Kicking Serious Ass

According to Microsoft, Pivot's "a new way to browse and arrange massive amounts of images and data online," enabling "spectacular zooms in and out of web databases, and the discovery of [invisible] patterns and links." According to me, it's awesome. More »
03/08/10
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#retromodo

The Complete Popular Science Archive Now Available

Warning: If you don't want to waste a lot of time today, tomorrow, and the rest of the year, don't open the door to 137 years of Popular Science. Those old school mags are addictive. [PopSci] More »
03/08/10
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#furniture Click here to read Chairs You Can Eat

Chairs You Can Eat

I don't know how solid these are, but they look so yummy. More »
03/05/10
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By Jesus Diaz
#review

Review: Alice In Wonderland 3D Doesn't Need the 3D

Having read the original many times, watched multiple films and TV series, and collected every object imaginable, I must confess that I'm an Alice whore. Here's my review of Tim Burton's sequel: I love it. But not on 3D. More »
03/05/10
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#ipad

Sony Reader, You Are So Dead

According to ChangeWave, the Kindle is going to have a hard time surviving the incoming iPad wave. In a 3171-people survey on Amazon.com users looking to buy an ebook reader, 40% said they were planning to buy the iPad. More »
03/05/10
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#retromodo

NASA's First Wind Tunnel

In March 3, 1916, the US Congress founded the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, only a 12 years after the Wright Brothers' first ever flight. In 1920, they built their first wind tunnel. And in 1958, it became NASA. More »
03/05/10
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