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  • You have no anonymity

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    Trump can tweet what he wants because he either contradicts the messages later on or complete denies he ever posted them. Trump is different. He simply does not care, but for the rest of us social networks work in a… Read More ›

  • iPhone X

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    Nice. Not real at all, but nice.

  • Hands-on with Clips

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    I like how this hands-on is presented. Also the app itself is very good. Well done Apple.

  • 170 years of British photography

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    Covering the dawn of photography in the 19th Century and moving into the 20th Century, a new exhibition called Britain in Focus charts how photographers have documented and interpreted the UK. The images span the genres of documentary, landscape and… Read More ›

  • A LEGO Macintosh Classic

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    For a hardware dilettante extraordinaire like me, connecting the e-paper display to the Raspberry Pi Zero was a little tricky. The reason was space. Normally, you can just connect the display to your Raspberry Pi with the ribbon cable. That… Read More ›

  • The L-Rod secondary screen

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    The L-Rod secondary screen has officially ruined me for all other secondary screens. With an aesthetic so classy it may just put my primary electronics to shame, the L-Rod sits comfortably beside your work-screen, giving you an additional wireless display… Read More ›

  • Apple. Where are the warnings?

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    So, the above apps will not work on future versions of iOS. Fair enough I suppose.  So why are there no warnings in the App Store for these apps??? I could buy it today and it would stop working soon…. Read More ›

  • Smart watch cases make sense, sort of

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    Watches come in all shapes and sized, but with a certain degree of uniformity that makes the wearer feel comfortable. Whether it be stainless steel, gold, or plastic, there is a recognised design for a watch which is to not… Read More ›

  • Pebble keeps rolling

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    After Fitbit bought the beleaguered Pebble last November, we bid a fond (and at times bitter) farewell to the first big fitness smartwatch. Its acquisition spelled the beginning of the end for the device, given how dependent it is on… Read More ›

  • PENNA

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    Ever seen slim and glittering mobile phone or tablets with a keyboard that fits the desk perfectly? Probably not. We’ve been waiting long for a beautiful keyboard, and when we couldn’t any more, we started this project to make what… Read More ›