This is pretty much the only thing I like better about Mac than Windows. Quite like the three finger up/down thing (mostly just the up).

I also bought this stylus shortly after getting a tablet. Sadly Windows 8 still has a lack of great drawing apps (would love to see Paper come to the platform). Still, it is a pretty good stylus.

Always my go-to whenever this question comes up. That movie has all of the best fight scenes by a lot.

It is, in fact, math and not maths. http://gizmodo.com/is-it-math-or-…

Interesting to know. I am luckily in an industry that is unlikely to demand anything specific (I could probably send my resume on the back of a video game cartridge and they would love it). It would be a pain for me to create a Doc version of mine having created it in illustrator... Probably shot myself in the foot…

I think most CV's are fine in this sense, but it bears checking sometimes. Not only that, but it may be a good idea to strip your resume yourself and take a look at the focused content — helps with finding errors.

Eh, say what you will, but I love my Surface RT. Very few things I would change and am really looking forward to the improvements in 8.1. It isn't perfect, but does what I want way better than an iPad ever has. Price drop was inevitable anyway.

Fair enough, but I stand by the point. Just because the previous attempts at smartwatches haven't worked, doesn't mean they won't in the future. A lot of the issues with things of this sort can be drilled down to: the idea isn't right or the technology isn't available (or both). I would say both were the case for the…

True. But MS also had tablets for many years before the iPad came out. Just because it has been done before (and failed), doesn't mean someone won't do it again (in a different way) and succeed.

The verge included a nice link to an article about transparent aluminum that has the exact clip we are all thinking about: http://makezine.com/2012/01/17/tra…

Having just had an interview last week as I start looking for a new position and currently working for a company that builds recruiting software, I recently retooled my resume with a few things in mind. One thing is that often, despite what work you do on your resume's design, they often just get parsed and read as…

Am really wishing I could trade up my 920 for this and not lose a lot of money in the process... may try to anyway. Do wish they had Cyan, though. Not a fan of the yellow.

As a look at any of the links or reading the article will tell you, that is an optional camera grip add on that includes an extended battery, tripod mount, etc. The phone itself is thinner than the 920.

He has posted links to this same blog on almost every article relating to the 1020 claiming "original source"... just spam.

That is including the optional camera grip. Without it, the phone (purportedly) is pretty much a Lumia 920, but not as heavy and with a bit of a bulge.

I think, at least in Berlin, it has a great deal more to do with the age of the buildings in which most people live. These buildings were often built before central AC was really a thing to design for.

Eh, I forgot that they were listed there. But truly it is because of the cost. I looked into these previously and none of the ones that seemed like they would help (based on reviews, etc) were at all reasonably priced — which the article also indicates.

Have you never been hot and sweating and wanted to not be hot and sweating?

Thanks for the link. I am sure I read this some time ago, but that was before I ever needed it... Will definitely look into this.

I recently moved to Europe from the US and am now having to deal with a Berlin summer with no AC. It isn't too terrible, but being used to constant AC I would love some more respite. Does anyone have tips on keeping cool in a European apartment? i.e. a space where none of these solutions is practical. Anything other…