Author Archives
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shape detection
While Steve Jobs was right that HAVING to use a stylus on a phone-sized device was terrible, it’s probably not great that it took 5 years into the life of the iPad to introduce a precision stylus, the Apple Pencil…… Read More ›
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Samsung used MY photo to do it
Earlier this year, Samsung was busted for using stock photos to show off capabilities of Galaxy A8’s camera. And now they did it again – they used a stock image taken with a DSLR to fake the camera’s portrait mode…. Read More ›
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‘nom nom’
ADULTS who think it is quirky and fun to use words like ‘sleeps’ and ‘holibobs’ have been told to just stop it. Other phrases that should never be spoken by anyone over the age of 20 include ‘yummy’ and ‘nom… Read More ›
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Watchmaker Breaks Down Swiss & Japanese Movement Watches
This will bore the living daylights out of some of you so feel free to ignore…
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BentoStack Charge
BentoStack is back, and this time it’s bringing wireless charging to your workspace. Inspired by the modern Japanese lunchbox, the BentoStack Charge is a delightful storage case designed specifically to hold Apple accessories and keep them energized when you’re out… Read More ›
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Uber
Its creators had forbidden the car from slamming on the brakes in an emergency maneuver, even if it detected “a squishy thing” — Uber’s term for a human or an animal, sources told Business Insider. And the NSTB report said… Read More ›
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Apple SSD prices have gone up!
I was looking at Amazon.ca yesterday and saw a SanDisk 1TB SSD for $160Cdn. Yes Canadian, so it would be cheaper in the States and cheaper still in the place of origin. So out of curiosity I took a peak… Read More ›
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Love is a gift
You will cry.
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Rat Race
This short film made me think. Very well done.
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The clock that cost its inventor millions
One of the world’s first digital clocks, which was made by a man in his shed, has been sold at auction. Thomas Bromley, an engineer and amateur inventor, created his Digitron Electric Clock in 1961 at his home in Hull.He… Read More ›