By Michael Franco In honor of Movember, 12 corporate dudes get stripped and ‘stached for “The Sexy Men of Technology” calendar. Here’s a sneak peek.
Men of tech strip down for a good cause
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Daily Archives: 10.11.2015
This $10 Car Charger Includes a Pair Of Quick Charge 2.0 Ports
Apple Music is for ‘everyone,’ even Android users
By Joan E. Solsman Apple unleashes a test version of its first service on Android, the software that runs most of the world’s mobile gadgets that aren’t iPhones.
A Weird Side-Effect Of the Wildfire Surge Is Putting 65 Million Acres of Forest At Risk
By Ria Misra
Wildfires are becoming bigger, wilder, hotter, and faster, and that’s a big risk to forests. But it’s not the fire itself that’s the latest threat to these forests–but something strange that’s happened as a result of them.
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A Weird Side-Effect Of the Wildfire Surge Is Putting 65 Million Acres of Forest At Risk
By Ria Misra
Wildfires are becoming bigger, wilder, hotter, and faster, and that’s a big risk to forests. But it’s not the fire itself that’s the latest threat to these forests–but something strange that’s happened as a result of them.
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The Raccoons of Instagram–You’re Welcome
By Kate Knibbs
Raccoons are the only good thing on Instagram. Feelin’ blue? Please direct yourself to the Instagram search bar and type in #RaccoonsofInstagram OR #MyPetRaccoon. Then sit back. You did it.
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The Raccoons of Instagram–You’re Welcome
By Kate Knibbs
Raccoons are the only good thing on Instagram. Feelin’ blue? Please direct yourself to the Instagram search bar and type in #RaccoonsofInstagram OR #MyPetRaccoon. Then sit back. You did it.
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How a startup’s tiny dots could lead to better smartphone photos
By Stephen Shankland With tech called quantum dots, InVisage promises to surpass the limits of today’s image sensors and vastly improve digital photos and videos. The first devices with its technology should arrive in early 2016.
How a startup’s tiny dots could lead to better smartphone photos
By Stephen Shankland With tech called quantum dots, InVisage promises to surpass the limits of today’s image sensors and vastly improve digital photos and videos. The first devices with its technology should arrive in early 2016.
How a startup’s tiny dots could lead to better smartphone photos
By Stephen Shankland With tech called quantum dots, InVisage promises to surpass the limits of today’s image sensors and vastly improve digital photos and videos. The first devices with its technology should arrive in early 2016.