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Apr 24, 4:01AM
Since it arrived last year, the Galaxy S III has been the world's best-selling, non-Apple smartphone. An impressive feat, but of course, this only builds expectations for the sequel, as does Samsung's Megatron-sized hype-machine.
Our first impressions of the S4 left us a little cold, but we just spent the last week in constant contact with the thing. Let's see if we've warmed at all.
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Apr 24, 4:00AM
Really exciting point-and-shoot cameras only come around every so often, and
last year's Sony RX100 was one of them. It blew its pocket compact competitors away. It also cost $650, which is pricey for an enthusiast camera. The new scaled down Sony HX50V mimics the RX100's covetable aesthetics, and packs some attractive, beginner-friendly features into a $450 package. Call it trickle-down design done right.
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Apr 24, 4:00AM
You're looking at the Sony DEV-50V, an overhauled version of the pricey multi-gadget Sony announced at IFA a few years ago. The sophisticated optical has a brand new beautiful look—They're part 25x zoom digital binoculars, part sophisticated 3D camcorder, and all kinds of crazy expensive.
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Apr 24, 4:00AM
Whaddya mean you didn't know Chris Bosch wasn't an inter-dimensional warrior of justice and Heat teammate Mike Miller an inter-dimensional werewolf? Do you not watch basketball or something? [
Deadspin]
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Apr 24, 3:30AM
My, that painting of that chair looks great. Very regal, very detailed and even very comfortable. How comfortable? So comfortable that you can actually sit inside the painting. Though it looks like any ordinary painting, the artwork is actually a piece of furniture.
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Apr 24, 2:12AM
The Australian Federal Police have confirmed that they have arrested the alleged leader of notorious hacking group Lulzsec in Sydney.
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Apr 24, 1:57AM
Wired is reporting that Twitter has a two-step verification system currently undergoing internal testing that Twitter hopes to roll out to its users "shortly". A two-step verification system would help prevent Twitter hacks from happening, like what happened today
with the @AP.
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Apr 24, 1:00AM
If you have a web camera on your computer or front facing camera on your phone or any camera really, you're going to be extremely jealous of this awesome boob tracker feature after watching this video. Who cares about facial recognition! Who cares about Wi-Fi equipped cameras! Every camera needs this boob tracker. It looks so much fun!
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Apr 24, 12:00AM
Don't do drugs, people. But if you do do them, don't overdose on 'em. But if you do overdose on 'em, make sure the drugs you're doing are weed, LSD, opium and mushrooms and not pharmaceutical pills. That's because pharmaceuticals kill more people in America than any other type of drug. What?
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Apr 23, 11:20PM
Some super lucky people win cars, and some win money, while the rest of us are happy to win a jar of jellybeans for guessing how many there are. And then there's this guy: "Pedro" from Brazil (the only information given about him) won a trip to space today, and all he had to do was guess how high in the atmosphere a balloon got before it burst.
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Apr 23, 10:40PM
How much money exists on Earth? It's a simple question with a bunch of complicated answers.
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Apr 23, 10:20PM
The Green Gables Stadium never existed in real life, but you wouldn't know that from looking at the façade of this Lego model. The huge domed stadium, built by Lego maniac RedCoKid, looks just like an early 20th century ballpark, and it sports some cool features beyond looking really pretty.
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Apr 23, 10:00PM
Apple EarPods—or whatever crap headphones came with your phone—aren't the best way to listen to music, but nice gear is expensive. You can't blame people for not wanting to spend a lot of money on something they're just going to lose or destroy. Well here's a $40 alternative to garbage that's almost certain to sound pretty good.
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Apr 23, 9:44PM
What does art look like in the age of "hacked matter," when anyone can print anything on-demand? That's the question
Shane Hope, a New York-based visual artist, is trying to answer. In "
Nano-Nonobjective-Oriented Ontographs and Qubit-Built Quilts," his new show at Chelsea's Winkleman Gallery, Hope is showing a collection of amazingly intricate paintings, each containing thousands of individual 3D-printed models.
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Apr 23, 9:00PM
Measurements are something you deal with on a daily basis whether you think about it or not. Either way,
ACRE's
Units of Measurement print will put these units in the forefront of your mind in a rather lovely manner.
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Apr 23, 8:40PM
Following up on its gloriously detailed
Evolution of Video Game Controllers print,
Pop Chart Lab is back with a new visual treat for photographers, particularly those who've been shooting since the days of film.
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Apr 23, 8:20PM
If you've got a 3D printer and a little bit of imagination, you can make pretty much anything. While these machines are still too expensive to be completely ubiquitous, early adopters are making some really amazing things. We got a look at a few of these objects at the 3D Printing Expo in New York this week. Here are the most unbelievable items we saw.
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Apr 23, 8:00PM
Ethics aside, espionage is an indispensable part of statecraft. The ISR [Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance] information gathered helps steer national policy decisions for everything from mundane trade negotiations to the blackest of ops. And nowhere is this more evident than in the development of the US spy satellite fleet during the Cold War. These orbital telescopes granted an unprecedented peek over the Iron Curtain—revealing Soviet military capabilities, supply reserves, industrial sites, and more—that no ground-based spook could hope to provide.
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Apr 23, 7:40PM
Backdrops are called backdrops for a reason—they're designed to fade against the focus of a particular scene. But as a new single-serving Tumblr called
Anime Backgrounds proves, sometimes the best art is to be found behind the characters.
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Apr 23, 7:20PM
Tragedies like the events that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary School have certainly given parents reasons to worry about their children's safety. But is this really necessary? A
Colombian company claims to have created a line of kid's clothing and school uniforms made from the same fabrics and technology found in bulletproof vests.
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Apr 23, 7:00PM
It's not too often you'll find an attractive computer monitor under $100, but that's exactly what Best Buy's got on tap for its deal of the day. Today, you can buy a 21-inch Lenovo 1080p monitor for $100. Here's what you've got to know about this monitor: Lenovo bills it as an IPS screen. If you wanted to use an HDMI input, you're out of luck. It only takes DVI and VGA inputs. And at $100 from Best Buy, it's
$60 less than Amazon. At this price, I'd guess most people will pick up two. [
Best Buy]
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Apr 23, 6:40PM
A strategically thrown glass can perfectly emphasize the drunken point you're trying to make, but cleaning up the aftermath while hungover in the morning is no fun. So swap out your fancy wine and martini glasses with these soft,
silicone alternatives that can take a licking—and a smashing—and bounce right back. Each
two-glass set is just
$20, and they're all but guaranteed to survive the most raucous dinner party, and unlike most wine glasses, even a perilous trip through the dishwasher. [
Uncommon Goods via
BLTD]
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Apr 23, 6:20PM
It's easy to take classic animation for granted, especially these days when far more complicated images seem to appear like magic with the click of a button. But thanks to Reddit user
jamieleto, these spliced rotoscoped images let us catch a glimpse at just how dedicated early Disney animators were to crafting a perfect product.
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Apr 23, 6:11PM
It's hard not to be won over by the charms of the original 2008
Iron Man movie. But it's possible—just possible—that you were so busy appreciating Marvel's whizzbang treatment and Robert Downey Jr.'s roguish charms that you missed these GIANT GLARING PROBLEMS.
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Apr 23, 6:00PM
Anything. It's a big word. You can be anything. You can do anything. And for this week's
Shooting Challenge, you could photograph anything. Here are the 36 shots that showcase your complete creative potential.
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