By Donna Tam The increasing reach of Amazon has brick-and-mortar retailers changing their game plans. The latest is Target, who for the first time is offering free shipping.
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What the USA thinks of Europe and what Europe thinks of the USA
By Casey Chan on Sploid, shared by Casey Chan to Gizmodo
Stereotypes today are typically outdated and vaguely racist but when harmless, they can be quite comical. Like …
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Camera made from one tiny Lego brick actually works
By Amanda Kooser A simple hack turns an itsy-bitsy Lego brick into a working pinhole camera that turns out photos minifigs can enjoy.
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After Catching 1,000+ Pedophiles, CG Child Scores First Conviction
By Jason Mick “Sweetie” is helping to ferret out child predators on the internet …read more
How Much Data Does Your Streaming Music App Eat Up?
A reader, Chris, wrote us yesterday with a very good question about streaming music services:
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Twitter courts mobile app makers to grow beyond its roots
By Ian Sherr The social network wants developers to use its tools to make mobile apps, while also integrating its service along the way.
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Shooting Challenge: Fall Leaves 2014
By Mark Wilson
It’s a Gizmodo tradition. Every year, we ask you to photograph the beautiful colors of fall. So for this week’s …
Three Best Sets of Rechargeable Batteries
By Shane Roberts, Commerce Team on Kinja Co-Op, shared by Shane Roberts, Commerce Team to Gizmodo
You’ve charged up these top five nominees with …
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Almost half of adults on the Net have experienced online harassment — survey
By Nick Statt A new study from Pew Research shows just how widespread online abuse has become.
British comedy ‘IT Crowd’ gets another shot at US remake
By Bonnie Burton Geeky Brits Moss, Roy and Jen will return to TV — but this time as unappreciated American computer nerds. Can Internet, soccer and quizmaster jokes translate from across the pond?
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