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SkinnyGuy writes:
The iPhone 4s's 8MP camera already takes some pretty nice shots, but iOS 6 takes it to the next level with panoramic images. The best part? Mashable shows how you can share these stunning images with the world.
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SkinnyGuy writes:
Did you know that dogs, cats and babies have ridden iRobot's iconic home cleaning robot since it was introduced exactly a decade ago? It's been a wild ride for the world's best known home-cleaning bot. This is a quick look back.
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SkinnyGuy writes:
It's the sonic screwdriver that Dr. Who carries around! Or at least it looks exactly like it, but works totally different, serving only as a portal to better or different TV shows. Mashable has a hands on and...and!...a one-on-one with the guy who plays Dr. Who. Crazy!
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SkinnyGuy writes:
Apple and Samsungâ(TM)s multi-billion legal battle over curves, colors and button placement is easily one of the most compelling and important patent cases in recent history. It could decide the future of Samsungâ(TM)s mobile business â" in the U.S., at least.
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SkinnyGuy writes:
Some of us complain their doctors are too stiff, lack warmth and are too robotic. But calling such doctors “robots” may be a disservice to RP-Vita — the latest telepresence, healthcare bot from InTouch Health and iRobot.
RP-VITA (Remote Presence Virtual + Independent Telemedicine Assistant), unveiled this week at the Clinical Innovations Forum in Santa Barbara, is a remote-controlled telepresence robot that combines InTouch’s “telemedicine” technology and the autonomous navigation innovations introduced in iRobots’ AVA robot at CES in 2011.
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SkinnyGuy writes:
The Space Shuttle Enterprise has come to rest on the deck of the massive Intrepid air craft carrier. Mashable got thisclose to it and took a lot of amazing pictures. It's a Space Nerd's dream!
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SkinnyGuy writes:
NASA’s Space Shuttle could have flown again as early as 2014 if a secret effort to repurpose them for commercial flight had succeeded.
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SkinnyGuy writes:
The "Terminator" heads-up, in-eye display of the future is real. Researcher built the contact lens and tested on on a rabbit--and the rabbit did not die!
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SkinnyGuy writes:
Japan’s Ministry of Defense has developed what may be a precursor to the Jedi training ball, though they call it a “Spherical Flying Machine.”
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deadeyefred writes:
With the last vestiges of Microsoft's U.S. antitrust consent decree expiring earlier this year, the company is again tying its browser tightly to Windows. In pre-release versions of IE 10 and Windows 8, IE 10 cannot be uninstalled and is required to enable the new "Metro"-style apps.
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tspaghetti writes:
I'm an IT Support tech at a school district in Maine, and we're running into a problem with old VHS tapes. As time goes on, more and more of them are deteriorating and ultimately failing. Many older educational VHS titles aren't available on DVD, so purchasing new digital copies is out of the question. Adding to the complexity is the fact that the individual teachers, not the schools, own many of the VHS tapes in question. Is there any way to legally preserve these tapes, either through conversion to DVD or some other way?
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SkinnyGuy writes:
It looks like Google is not only still working on Google Chrome OS, it is firmly committed for the forseeable future. The OS has new features and the associated hardware has a new name "Chromebook." This, folks, is serious.
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SkinnyGuy writes:
If you're reading this post, then you love technology as much as I do. That's why even a glance at the headline makes me feel a little queasy. I cannot imagine giving up my iPhone, Android tablet, TweetDeck, Facebook, BlackBerry Bold or any other digi gear or technology for any length of time. But this guy is recommended it--if only to gain a little perspective. Things that make you go, "Hmmmm."
