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T-Mobile Will Let You Stream Music For Free
Jun 19, 1:44AM
In a surprise announcement, T-Mobile just announced that you will be able to stream music for free (as in it won't count against your data limit) from most of the major music services. This includes Spotify, Pandora, Slacker, Rhapsody, iHeartRadio, Milk, beatport, iTunes Radio, and others.
T-Mobile's Now Letting You Test Drive Its Network Before You Switch
Jun 19, 1:33AM
T-Mobile says it's sure that you will prefer its network over yours, and it says that once people switch over they're generally really happy and don't go back. But, people are afraid to make the jump. So, T-Mobile is partnering with Apple, and will let you test drive a brand new iPhone 5S on its network for seven days before you decide if you want to switch or not.
Christopher Guest's Production Designer On How He Sets A Movie's Mood
Jun 19, 12:00AM
Waiting for Guffman is one of the funniest movies of all time. Christopher Guest is a comedic genius who pioneered the now-ubiquitous mockumentary style, and fills his films with actors who are improv pros. But a big part of why his work feels so true to life are the spot-on visual details that fill out each and every scene. Meet Joe Garrity, Guest's longtime production designer.
Movie lines ridiculously edited by TV censors
Jun 18, 11:29PM
I can understand adjusting movie formats to fit a screen. I can understand bleeping offensive words on regular networks. But changing entire iconic lines from movies like The Departed, Scarface, The Usual Suspects, or Pulp Fiction into absolutely ridiculous stuff is almost offensively stupid—and hilarious.
Amazon Fire Phone Hands-On: Great For Amazon, Less For You
Jun 18, 11:24PM
Amazon revealed its first ever phone today . Dubbed the Fire Phone, it has all kinds of wild features like the head-tracking Dynamic Perspective , Firefly (for buying all the things), and all kinds of other bells and whistles. Novel stuff, but is it actually, y'know, good? We just went hands-on, and we're not too sure.
China is Building Fake Islands to Bolster Its Claim to Disputed Waters
Jun 18, 11:00PM
Pity the poor mapmaker assigned to the South China Sea. The hotly disputed waters in the Pacific are torn between competing claims from all the countries that surround it. China, especially, has been aggressive and sly. It's now dumping sand onto small reefs and shoals, building whole new islands to bolster its territorial claims.
Gold Nanoparticles Are Coming To Melt Your Fat for Liposuction
Jun 18, 10:30PM
Maybe you've heard about how gold nanoparticles are going to revolutionize our lives. Is that day here? No. But do we now have gold nanoparticle-assisted liposuction? Yes.
Only a Long Exposure Photo Can Reveal This Video's Secret Images
Jun 18, 10:00PM
An artist named Brian Matthew Hart has found a way to cleverly combine long-exposure photography and video into a kind of new medium that requires a bit of patience—and a decent camera—to fully experience and appreciate.
Every Webpage From the 1995 Movie The Net
Jun 18, 9:41PM
To say the 1995 movie The Net is a classic would be…an overstatement. The Irwin Winkler film starring Sandra Bullock, Jeremy Northam, and Dennis Miller didn't have the best reception when it came out, and over time it's gotten a reputation as a very schlocky paranoid thriller (in reality, it's probably become more realistic as the net's reach has expanded).
Humans will land on Mars by 2026, says SpaceX Elon Musk
Jun 18, 9:40PM
Elon Musk just said that his SpaceX spaceships will get humans to Mars by 2026, with or without NASA. It may seem cocky, but coming from a man who has built this entire company so he can die on Mars—and to "help ensure the survival of humanity"—those words are not to be taken lightly.
Could There Be a Better Way To Enjoy Summer Than On a Grass Hammock?
Jun 18, 9:00PM
Two of summer's most enjoyable pastimes—rolling around in a big grassy field, and gently swinging in the breeze on a hammock—come together perfectly with Studio Toer's new Field Hammock.
Living in Space Is Like Being Old and Having Type-2 Diabetes
Jun 18, 8:45PM
We've known since the initial Apollo missions that traveling through space does strange things to the human body, but the initial results from a study of Commander Hadfield during his time aboard the ISS suggest these detrimental effects might be much worse than we had thought.
I Wore Part of the Army's Real-Life Iron Man Suit
Jun 18, 8:27PM
The US Army is working on a real-life Iron Man suit , and the first prototypes are coming later this week. But yesterday I got a sneak preview of one of the many clever components. It's not a rocket launcher or a bulletproof shield, but it does a very, very important job: Keeping Iron Man's head up.
Here's How One Parent From 1989 Imagined 2014
Jun 18, 8:00PM
Is it cruel to have children when the world is so terrible? That's not a new question. And when a newspaper columnist in Michigan asked it in 1989, he came down on the side of no. The world of the future — the world of 2014, to be exact — was going to be just wonderful enough that having kids was a great idea. Was he right?
Stolen Credit Cards, Drugs, and More Are All Up for Sale on YouTube
Jun 18, 8:00PM
There's no need to go to the dark web to search for illegal products, YouTube has it covered. A 13 page report from a group called the Digital Citizens Alliance shows YouTube is lax when it comes to removing videos showing how to acquire illegal content including stolen credit cards, prescription drugs, fake passports, and how to find underage prostitutes from its service, with some of the videos having been up for years.
LG's Glueless Packaging Is Almost as Impressive as the OLED TV Inside
Jun 18, 7:40PM
A product's packaging is usually nothing but the last obstacle between you and a shiny new gadget, but often there's as much thought that goes into the design of a cardboard box as the device inside. For instance, LG put a remarkable amount of design effort into the box its OLED TVs ship in, and most consumers will never even notice.
How Amazon's Fire Phone Compares to Its Toughest Competition
Jun 18, 7:28PM
Amazon's long-rumored Fire Phone is finally here , folks! It's got a crazy cool-looking face-tracking 3D display that knows the position of your head at all times and Firefly, a scanner that identifies (and helps you buy) just about anything. But funky features aside, how does The Everything Store's phone stack up to the major competition? Let's find out.
Harley-Davidson Is Making An Electric Motorcycle
Jun 18, 7:22PM
Harley fanatics are about to lose their collective shit. The crew from Milwaukee is going to show off its first electric motorcycle tomorrow, causing scads of chap-wearing dentists to revaluate their alternative weekend lifestyles.
Shooting Challenge: Summer Solstice
Jun 18, 7:20PM
This Saturday, June 21, is the longest day of the year and the start of summer. In celebration, we're all going pagan, to show appreciation to that which gives us all life. Let's worship the sun—in photographs!
Photos of NATO fighters intercepting fully armed Russian jets
Jun 18, 7:18PM
Fully armed NATO and Russian aircraft keep having encounters as the tension between both powers increase. These photos were taken yesterday by RAF Eurofighters over Baltic airspace. They intercepted four SU-27 Flanker fighters and a Tupolev Tu22 Backfire bombers, among others.
You Can Preorder Amazon's Fire Phone Right Now
Jun 18, 7:01PM
Just can't wait to get your hands on Amazon's new Fire Phone ? You're in luck: you can preorder it right now (from Amazon, natch) and have it arrive on July 25th.
Spies in the Skies: How Aerial Surveillance Tipped the Balance of WWII
Jun 18, 7:00PM
When General Werner von Fritsch, the then commander-in-chief of the German Army, predicted in 1938 that "the military organization which has the best reconnaissance unit will win the next war," few doubted that, in aerial reconnaissance and photography, the Luftwaffe reigned supreme. This, however, proved to be far from the case.
The World's Northernmost City Is a Candy-Colored Dreamscape From Above
Jun 18, 6:40PM
Slava Stepanov is a photographer who shoots the far north of Russia from the air—a part of the world that few rarely see, much less in such incredible aerial detail. In this series, he documents Norilsk, the northernmost city on Earth.
Fire Phone's Dynamic Perspective: A 3D Effect That Follows Your Face
Jun 18, 6:36PM
Amongst the new Fire Phone's most rumored and anticipated features is a "3d effect," which Amazon calls "Dynamic Perspective." It changes follows your face as you tilt the phone in different ways, altering the image in front of you. The potential is pretty exciting.
Amazon's Fire Phone Is $200 on Contract and Comes With a Year of Prime
Jun 18, 6:24PM
If you had your breath held for something crazy like a Fire Phone free with Prime, you can exhale now. The new Fire Phone will be a standard $200 (for a 32GB) on contract from AT&T, which is getting the Fire Phone as an exclusive.
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