Daily Archives: 21.10.2014

Ask Mythbusters’ Adam Savage Anything You Want

By Ashley Feinberg

Ask Mythbusters' Adam Savage Anything You Want

Being a genuine, card-carrying mythbuster is just about the best job anyone can hope for. And since most of us probably haven’t managed to become one, we’ve got the next best thing—living vicariously through one. We’re lucky enough to have Adam Savage from Mythbusters here to answer all your burning questions.

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iPhone’s wins and iPad’s woes, in Apple CEO Tim Cook’s own words

By Shara Tibken The head of Apple explains during a call with analysts why the company’s smartphone is doing well but its tablet isn’t.

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Now You Can Book a Hipmunk Room Through Yelp

By Andrew Tarantola

Now You Can Book a Hipmunk Room Through Yelp

Researching a vacation but are too busy to click through a hotel’s Yelp reviews to see if it actually has rooms available? Fear not because starting today, you’ll be able to book hotels through Hipmunk without ever navigating away from Yelp.

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This Electronic Stonehenge Once Divined the Secrets of Soviet Radio

By Andrew Tarantola

This Electronic Stonehenge Once Divined the Secrets of Soviet Radio

In the early days of electronic espionage, the US intelligence community didn’t have the benefit of all-seeing spy satellites—it had to intercept and interpret high-frequency radio waves transmitted by the Soviet Union. To do so, the Americans relied on a network of mysterious structures whose real purpose was kept highly classified throughout the Cold War.

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