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Apr 10, 4:20AM
After a long wait, T-Mobile will finally start selling the iPhone 5 this Friday. To sweeten the pot for people (and to encourage people joining up with Magenta), T-Mobile will be accepting old iPhone 4 and 4S phones for the price of a brand new iPhone 5. That is, if you trade in an iPhone 4 or 4S to T-Mobile, you won't have to pay anything up front for a T-Mobile iPhone 5.
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Apr 10, 4:00AM
Overachievers take heed: In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man may be king but the two-eyed corneal thief is a victim of his own success. This cautionary tale from
We Think Things illustrates the dangers of society turning a blind eye to crime.
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Apr 10, 3:00AM
Drinking makes for awesome nights but terrible mornings. Why? Because alcohol evaporating from your body makes your throat feel forever in need of water, your brain's wrinkles feel non-existant and your life being questioned by yourself because of your own drunk decisions. Hangovers, man. What do you do to cure a hangover? Drink more? Eat pho? Anything bacon? This infographic shows what different countries do to cure a hangover.
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Apr 10, 2:00AM
What is a bitcoin? Like exactly? It's digital currency and
it's been around for a while now so what's all the fuss these days? It's because more and more places are accepting bitcoins as real currency. If you're still a little bit confused on where bitcoins come from (or how you can just invent digital currency), watch the video explainer above by Duncan Elms. Get to mining. [
Duncan Elms via
Digg]
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Apr 10, 1:00AM
Facebook Home isn't a
Facebook Phone, nor is it really "a bunch of apps," or a new operating system. It's an admission: Facebook means a lot to me, and is an interesting view of my life—and I want to look at it all the time, everywhere I go. If that sounds like you, Home is where your heart should be. If not, your phone will become something you hate.
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Apr 10, 12:00AM
Tired of waiting for the bartender to simply pour your beer while he's busy making a half dozen martinis? You'll want this beer tap technology to make its way to your local drinking hole soon. iPourIt allows bars and restaurants to place their beer taps out from behind the bar and make them freely accessible to customers—all while not immediately being driven out of business by freeloaders.
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Apr 09, 11:49PM
Apple, which hates Google, is supposedly working with Yahoo, who will take anybody's love at this point, to figure out how "Yahoo's services can play a prominent role on Apple's iPhone and iPad", according to the WSJ. This actually shouldn't be too much of a surprise as data from Yahoo Finance and weather already pops up on the iPhone.
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Apr 09, 11:00PM
Tetris, a game we all spent many a years playing in the back of classrooms, on the top of toilets and so forth, has never been played like this. Artist Chris Carlson created a 3D chalk art version of Tetris and played a quick round of the puzzle game. It's incredible how detailed it is, you feel as if you could just step right in and play the game. Except if you were to play the game you'd have to draw out each Tetris piece, note the shadows, erase the Tetris piece, re-draw the Tetris piece and keep on going. It'll take a lot longer but you'll probably have a better chance of actually winning. [
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Apr 09, 10:00PM
Most people can barely remember what they had for lunch, much less where they parked their car however many hours ago. Valet's here to do all that dirty memory work for you, so you can focus on the important things like... oh, you'll think of something.
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Apr 09, 9:20PM
Nerf showed the world that toys made from soft foam could survive a kid's abuse for weeks, even months at a time. But guns and arrow-launching cannons aren't particularly educational. So if you want your kids to learn a little something while they play, consider these
foam Volta Racers which run on the power of the sun.
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Apr 09, 9:00PM
If you're the party-hosting kind, you've probably resigned yourself to the fact that things are going to break—a lot. But if your well-lubricated partygoers
must get rowdy, you might as well make sure that the source of that rowdiness will at least stay intact. In which case, might we suggest a 15-pound, 7-inch lump of stone to serve your spirits?
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Apr 09, 8:55PM
Shrimp fountains don't grow on trees, you know—nor do Ahi Tuna steaks, Fish McBites, or fried calamari. But that hasn't stopped an increasingly affluent human population from annually demanding more and more seafood. As a result, an estimated 85 percent of the ocean's fish stocks are now either fully exploited or overfished. But an ancient form of aquatic farming, and current $60 billion-a-year industry, may hold the key to both protecting wild fish populations and your local sushi shop.
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Apr 09, 8:40PM
Does the good weather have you hankering for a swim? In that case, check out the
Naturbad Riehen, an "outdoor bathing lake" in Riehen Switzerland, and although it
won't be open for another year or so, it looks utterly sublime.
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Apr 09, 8:30PM
There might not be a
hologram Tupac at Coachella this year, but once again, YouTube will be streaming the whole first weekend of the annual music festival.
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Apr 09, 8:00PM
Philippe Starck is known for designs that are as functional as they are beautiful. So it's not surprising that when it came to designing a sofa, the results would include everything from privacy dividers, to accessible power outlets, to even a Powermat wireless induction charging pad. There's probably a good reason it's called the
My World, because as long as your gear is charged, what else do you really need?
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Apr 09, 7:40PM
Caroline Paul and her partner, the illustrator (and friend of Gizmodo) Wendy MacNaughton, were devastated when their beloved tabby cat Tibia disappeared from their San Francisco home. It was utterly out of character for the timid Tibby to venture far, especially for over a month's time. Pet psychics were consulted. Fliers were drawn up, posted and passed around. Regular searches were conducted across the neighborhood. It was beginning to seem like Tibby was gone for good. Then, just as casually as he'd gone, Tibby returned.
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Apr 09, 7:22PM
The Vo-96 Acoustic Synthesizer is one of the most innovative musical instrument products created in years. Strap one onto any acoustic guitar and you can transform the way it sounds by breaking—or at least manipulating—the laws of physics. Here's the story of how inventor Paul Vo made a device that sounds like magic.
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Apr 09, 7:00PM
There have been a flood of new wireless Bluetooth speakers in the past two years, but Jawbone's Jambox line remains one of the best-known. The Big Jambox is a three pound, take-anywhere speaker with a pretty attractive design. Plus, it continues to get better through software—last week, a firmware update added an unheard of
two more hours of battery life. Giz alum Mat Honan reviewed the Big Jambox last May, and really liked it. From the (hilarious)
review:
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Apr 09, 6:40PM
There's probably rules and proper etiquette on where to place a condiment-covered knife once you've spread jams, jelly, or butter on your bread. But most of us just place it on the counter or table anyways, leaving an additional mess to be cleaned up. Is there a better way you ask? There is, this
self-standing butter knife.
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Apr 09, 6:20PM
With time-lapse videos often covering periods of several years or more, we've been trained to to assume that, translated into real time, their subject is barely moving at a snail's pace. And this is what makes
Dan Maker-Moore's incredible, 15-second time lapse of the moon rising over Los Angeles all the more astounding—the whole thing was shot in just under half an hour.
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Apr 09, 6:00PM
The magnifying glass. It's good for more than burning ants, you classless juveniles. Because you can
take funny photos with it, too!
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Apr 09, 5:54PM
Today, Google started rolling out a beautiful redesign of the Google Play Android app. The new app isn't just a dark-to-light transition—it's faster and easier to use than ever.
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Apr 09, 5:20PM
At this year's Penny Arcade PAX convention,
Wizards of the Coast, makers of the
Magic: The Gathering Card game, set up an
awesome interactive installation at their booth that let wannabe wizards live out one of their many, many fantasies: blasting imaginary fireballs.
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Apr 09, 5:00PM
Regardless of whether you're a sommelier-hopeful or just a dedicated lush, you're going to need a wine rack to match your distinct, personal tastes and—er, volume. This is exactly what makes the completely customizable and optionally mountable Nucleus wine rack from Thijs Goossink so fantastic.
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Apr 09, 4:40PM
The
New York Times has an awesome retrospective graphic that shows how al fresco seating has evolved all the way from 1889 to the present. Can you tell we're excited for spring?
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