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The Girl Who Lost Her Glasses
She walked back through her apartment. The walls were featureless, painted in neutral colours. The bright wallpaper she’d been so delighted with wasn’t overlaid any more; the Wall of GIFs that made her laugh most mornings was gone. The floating… Read More ›
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Dealing with the mental health stigma
If you’re off sick with the flu, food poisoning or a sprained ankle, people will simply get it. But how many of us are confident that our colleagues would understand, no questions asked, if we took sick leave because of… Read More ›
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Don’t cheat on your wife!
If you read a little further down, you get a little more of the story. Turns out the seller’s husband was out actin’ a fool with his wife’s friend (ex friend now we’re sure). And his wife found out while… Read More ›
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A Leica TL-2 (Mini) Review
The camera which is carved out of a single piece of aluminum is very minimal – it has an off-and-on button, two control dials that can be customized and a small button that by default records video. (You can even… Read More ›
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Do you want to help?
Would you like to help Lost In Mobile and write reviews, articles and help provide news links? I have dropped back to alternative day updates as I have some things that I need to deal with at this time and… Read More ›
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Being sued by a monkey has left him broke
The 52-year-old from south Wales, who specialises in wildlife and conservation photography, said he has been left penniless after years of legal wrangling over whether he or the macaque owns the copyright of the picture. Mr Slater, who could even… Read More ›
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Interactive Periodic Table of the Elements
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$17,000 Fidget Spinners
Caviar has recently unveiled an entire collection of fidget spinners, ranging from gold plated and carbon fiber models priced at a mere 14,900 rubles ($250), to a solid gold spinner, with a price tag of 999,999 rubles ($16,700). Between them… Read More ›
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A ZX Spectrum program for the OK Computer anniversary
Radiohead has never shied away from arty and elaborate “special edition” versions of its albums, which normally ship to fans with unique artwork and limited vinyl. But Tuesday’s collector’s item release of the OK Computer 20th anniversary edition, priced at… Read More ›
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Do you live in the world’s laziest country?
US scientists have amassed “planetary-scale” data from people’s smartphones to see how active we really are. The Stanford University analysis of 68 million days’ worth of minute-by-minute data showed the average number of daily steps was 4,961. Hong Kong was… Read More ›
