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A 10.5-inch iPad Pro. Really?
Sources in Apple’s supply chain have corroborated claims that the company will launch a 10.5-inch iPad in 2017. The device is thought to be aimed at the enterprise and education sectors, where the 9.7-inch iPad is considered too small and… Read More ›
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Rayman Classic goes free(ish)
Rayman Classic has recently dropped to free and this price will stay forever. It is ad-supported, but if you want to lose them $0.99 is a fair price for a true classic. • EMBODY Rayman, your favorite hero born in… Read More ›
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The best $200 in-ear headphones
When buying in-ear headphones, you need to account for sound and build quality, but fit is also of utmost importance. When you find a pair of in-ear headphones that are liked by many different people—with very different ears—you’ve found something… Read More ›
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A wiring bonanza
My laptop is wireless. My phone is wireless. But listening to music is a wiring bonanza. Tweeted by Horace Dediu. A picture tells a thousand words.
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The Day Kennedy Died
For nearly 15 minutes, McClelland held the retractor as blood ran over its edges. As the other doctors labored on Kennedy’s throat and chest or milled around the room, McClelland stood staring at the leader of the free world. His… Read More ›
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Really Bad Chess
For those of you who are serious chess players, Really Bad Chess will appear to be a silly idea. For the rest of us, it brings a new twist which is at times much more playable. Chess is one of… Read More ›
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A Commodore 64 has helped run an auto shop for 25 years
Apple’s Phil Schiller thinks it’s sad that people use 5-year-old computers. Well, Phil, there’s an auto repair shop in Poland that’s going to send you spiraling into a long depression. Why? Because one of the computers they’re using on a… Read More ›
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RRP
Out of habit, I often look around for bargains and tend to look at certain online stores. Without looking for Black Friday deals (I hate Black Friday!) I have noticed a disturbing trend that many of you are no doubt… Read More ›
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Microsoft Surface Studio Review
The real party trick of the Surface Studio is its drawing board mode, and it’s also its biggest selling point. You can push the display all the way down to get really up close to it and start drawing. It… Read More ›
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The UK: one of the world’s foremost surveillance states
The UK is about to become one of the world’s foremost surveillance states, allowing its police and intelligence agencies to spy on its own people to a degree that is unprecedented for a democracy. The UN’s privacy chief has called… Read More ›
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