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In Tech 3-In-1 Universal Camera Lens review
I went crazy last week and spent a whopping £4.99 on a whim in my local petrol station on this universal camera lens and still somehow managed to feel hard done by. I am starting to think that buying very… Read More ›
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Before the iPhone, you were…
I’m sure I was using the Treo 650. The iPhone changed everything, yes, but I’ll tell you that I still struggle with errors on the iPhone keyboard, and the depth and complexity of software on the iPhone is still not… Read More ›
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What if the iPhone had never arrived?
Now that coral reef is bleached bone white and space gray. There is one kind of phone, the black slab, and two manufacturers. A decade ago phones slipped, slid, and transformed. Now they just slide to unlock. What would have… Read More ›
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The end of the App Store?
WeChat has evolved from China’s answer to WhatsApp into a smartphone Swiss army knife. Originally a chat app, it’s become far more than a social networking platform for its more than 800 million active monthly users. Owned by internet giant Tencent, it… Read More ›
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500ft snooker trick shot
It made me dizzy watching it, but boy is that clever.
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Future Crimes: Inside The Digital Underground and the Battle For Our Connected World
Technological advances have benefited our world in immeasurable ways, but there is an ominous flipside. Criminals are often the earliest, and most innovative, adopters of technology and modern times have led to modern crimes. Today’s criminals are stealing identities, draining… Read More ›
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A Periodic Table of Stretching Exercises
Stretching increases your joint range of motion, warms up your muscles, and aids in muscle recovery. There are two different types of flexibility, static flexibility and dynamic flexibility. Static Flexibility is the range of motion of a joint with very… Read More ›
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Vibrating navigating jeans for girls
A pair of vibrating jeans is being promoted as a way to direct women to their destination without them having to consult their smartphone… More at the BBC. Maybe the smart hairbrush wasn’t so bad after all. Thanks to Bob.
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Smart Phones Are Driving Everyone Insane
The researchers conducted a nationwide survey of 554 full-time working professionals earning above $30K and working in companies with at least 50 employees. They asked a variety of questions about smartphone use during meetings and found: – 86% think it’s… Read More ›
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A $13K cell phone
In today’s dollars, BC Tel’s first cellphones cost nearly $13,000 — $6,000 at the time — and making a call was almost $2 per minute if the owner didn’t have a monthly plan. Even with a $97 monthly plan, calls were $0.61… Read More ›
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