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Apple Is Quietly Repairing MacBook Pros With Faulty Video for Free
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There’s a Wearable for Your Sex Life Now
By Darren Orf
Start your day off with a slice of future: including sex tracking, Apple’s continuing VR ambitions, and music created… by your butt. Some of the news in the last 24 hours has been pretty interesting.
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Quick Note: Microsoft Gives Dropbox Users Extra 100 GB of Free OneDrive Storage
By Jason Mick Free cloud storage? Yes please…. …read more
Astropad Is An App That Pretty Much Replaces Graphics Tablets
By Chris Mills
For as long as I’ve owned a Macbook and an iPad (read: two years), I’ve been searching for a way to connect the two together, marrying touch sensitivity and portability to a proper operating system in some kind of post-Jobsian tech utopia. And as long as I’ve been trying, every half-assed solution has sucked — until now.
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Stunning Close-Up Comet Photos From Rosetta’s High-Speed Flyby
Man pretending to be a robot looks like a robot pretending to be a man
By Casey Chan
Dancer Madd Chadd is so, so good at doing the robot that he actually looks more like a frighteningly realistic robot pretending to be a human than a human dancing like a robot. In this latest video, he’s sitting down and attempting to eat a sandwich like a robot would and it looks absolutely perfect.
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It’s Been Three Months And The State Department Is Still Hacked
By Chris Mills
Back in November, we learned that the State Department’s unclassified networks had been hit by an unidentified group of hackers, causing the department’s email and websites to go offline, and prompting some awkward conversations with the IT guys. And according to a …
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Color-changing jacket taps your brain to display your mood
By Michelle Starr A new serpentine jacket from clothing design studio The Unseen is embedded with colour-changing inks that react to your brain activity.
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