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That Insane New Falcons Stadium Is Really Going To Happen
From a pair of ideas floated in April, the Falcons have chosen the official conceptual design for their new stadium, set to begin construction next year. It features an eight-piece roof that will twist closed-essentially an iris...
gizmodo.com (12 hours ago)
The Offline Glass Ensures You Talk, Not Text, At The Bar
Tired of your friends texting on their phones while they should be getting schnockered? This clever hack is called the Offline Glass and it's designed to ensure that you and your friends don't sit at the bar checking Wikipedia for who...
techcrunch.com (12 hours ago)
Why Haven't Mugs Told Us the Coffee's Temperature Until Now?
If you've got $38 to spare and a few weeks to wait for delivery, Brando's got a new temperature sensing travel mug that guarantees you'll never again burn your mouth on scalding hot coffee-or accidentally sip a stale brew that's gone...
gizmodo.com (13 hours ago)
"Pocket Telephones" Made for Cheap Calling All the Way Back in 1910
You've almost certainly got a telephone in your pocket (or clutch), but don't think for a second that it makes you any kind of pioneer. People were predicting-and using-pocket telephones more than a century ago, for reasons every bit as...
gizmodo.com (14 hours ago)
Amazon Makes Your Boring Facebook-Birthday Posts Worth Something
Posting a Facebook birthday greeting is the lowest level of well wishing. Now you can take the laziest birthday greeting and add something tangible, an Amazon gift card.
wired.com (15 hours ago)
Charge Your Phone at One of These Public, Solar-Powered Stations
New York City is getting 25 solar-powered smartphone charging stations across the city.
wired.com (17 hours ago)
Goji Is A Smart Lock For Your Home That Has Nothing To Do With Berries
Welcome to the era of the round, shiny in-home automation system. While Nest led the charge early on, a new device, called Goji, is taking up the mantle. The Goji is an automatic deadbolt that looks like HAL 2000's eye and can take...
techcrunch.com (19 hours ago)
Fetish: Prism Zero G Glider Kite
This glider kite has a special design that enables it to float not only in light breezes, but also in no breeze at all, so you can toss it like a glider.
wired.com (23 hours ago)
Trek Stars: 6 Travel Essentials You’ll Want for Your Next Trip
Consider these first-class travel aids to keep you Wired on the road.
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Natural Selection: Camping Gear That Redefines ‘Roughing It’
With the right campsite comforts, even city slickers can feel at home in the wilderness.
wired.com (23 hours ago)
Zuckerberg And Samsung Meet, Raising Questions About...
techcrunch.com (19 hours ago)
Friendly Fire: A Barbecue Toolkit for Backyard Chefs
wired.com (23 hours ago)
Worried Who's Watching Your Web Browsing? Adafruit's...
techcrunch.com (23 hours ago)
If You Watch One Daft Punk Remix Performed By Robots (And...
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Scientist Drinks Billion-Year-Old Water Just to See What...
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LTE Advanced Is Going to Rock Your Mobile World — But Not...
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Have Your Next Suit Fitted With Computers, Cut With Lasers
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Living In The Future With The Form Labs Form 1
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Not sure if you're exactly a smartwatch kind of person?
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New DRM Will Change The Words in Your E-Book
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Apple's 2013 13-Inch MacBook Air Sweetens The Deal For...
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Every Child Millionaire Needs To Own a Pedal-Porsche
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Ford Is Using Robots to Put Cars Through Its Toughest Tests
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Distractions | Google Glass Is Great for Toddlers....
wired.com (1 day ago)
What 802.11ac Networking Is, And Why You Want It
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These Photos Of NYC's Subway Project Are Astonishing
gizmodo.com (2 days ago)
See The Glass Half Full In This Underwater Mirror
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These Beautiful Iridescent Clouds Are Actually Foreboding
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Mozilla Wants Scientists To Be More Open
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Up Close With Casio's Latest Edifice Surf Watch
techcrunch.com (3 days ago)
MacBook Cheat Sheet
gizmodo.com (3 days ago)
Here's How Microsoft Fixes Their PR Nightmare
gizmodo.com (3 days ago)
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gizmodo.com (4 days ago)
Pure Emergence: Tom Beddard’s Amazing Fractal Architecture
gizmodo.com (4 days ago)
This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: E3, The Death Of...
techcrunch.com (4 days ago)
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Timber found in Lake Michigan search for 17th century ship centuries old, scientists say
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Is this the end of sticky labels on fruit? New laser 'tattoos' that mark the skin are approved by the EU
The EU approved the use of iron oxides and hydroxides in lasering citrus fruit, melons and...
dailymail.co.uk (before 10 hours)
Last telegram ever to be sent July 14
The telegram as we know it will officially be put to rest this summer
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NYC to offer free phone-charging stations in parks
New Yorkers seeking extra juice for devices this summer, will get a little help with new...
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NASA's Grand Challenge: Stop asteroids from destroying Earth
There may be killer asteroids headed for Earth, and NASA has decided to do something about it
cbsnews.com (before 13 hours)
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Before Directing 'District 9,' Neill Blomkamp Illustrated For Popular Science
We've rounded up some of Blomkamp's work here, and get some advice on moviemaking from the director himself. Now, Neill Blomkamp is the acclaimed director of sci-fi flick District 9 and the...
popsci.com (before 11 hours)
Autistic brain circuits make mother's voice just another sound
A human voice has no special ring to the autistic brain because areas related to reward and...
latimes.com (before 4 hours)
Op-Ed Contributor: Surviving the Next Gulf Oil Spill
A nickel of every dollar from the BP-oil-spill fines should be used to protect coastal marshes...
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Applause Response Has Little to Do With Performance
Applause takes on a life of its own during a concert or other event, a new study finds. Continue...
discovery.com (before 10 hours)
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