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A Better Suitcase With a Roll-Up Lid That’s Never In the Way
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A Better Suitcase With a Roll-Up Lid That’s Never In the Way
It means you’ll be sacrificing a bit of storage space, but …
T-Mobile expands reach of data rollover program
By Lance Whitney Letting you roll over the data you don’t use by the end of the month, the carrier’s Data Stash program will be available to Simple Choice prepaid customers.
All The Flash Storage You Could Want is On Sale Today
By Shep McAllister, Commerce Team
Amazon’s kicking off the week with great deals on a variety of flash storage from SanDisk, including everything from microSD cards to SSDs. The coolest category though is actually flash drives, where you’ll find options with …
Get a Pebble smartwatch for $79.99
By Rick Broida And if you’re a qualifying student, you can have it for $59.99. Quick, somebody get me a college kid! Plus: a seriously sweet Xbox freebie.
This Is How You Make the Wheels For a 1,000MPH Car
The wheels that will hopefully power the Bloodhound SSC car to speeds of over 1,000mph are now in production, with four of the finest aluminium alloy wheels being carved to extremely precise shape.
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This Photo of a Russian Cosmonaut Looks Like a Renaissance Painting
By Attila Nagy
This photo of Cosmonaut Elena Serova taken by NASA’s Bill Ingalls on March 12th 2015 is a wonderful example of the so called …
Oculus Rift Might Not Even Launch This Year
It’s been a long few years since the Oculus Rift’s Kickstarter took $2.4 million in funding, becoming a “real thing” on the first step towards this latest wave of virtual reality enthusiasm. But we’ve yet to see a consumer release date announced and, according to inventor Palmer Luckey at a SXSW 2015 panel, that’s unlikely to come any time soon — possibly not even before the end of this year.
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Boston Dynamics robots get 1980s movie montage
By Michelle Starr Some brilliant Youtube spark has cut footage of Boston Dynamics’ humanoid robots performing feats of strength and agility to “Scarface (Push it to the Limit).”
Designing a Shadowless Skyscraper Isn’t Magic, Just Good Science
By Chris Mills
The boom in skyscrapers is good for elevator manufacturers, but can be bad for residents who have to live in the shadow (literally or otherwise). Using computer-aided design and some seriously big mirrors, architects in London have come up with a plan to build a pair of skyscrapers with no shadow at all.
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