They should bankrupt the company, to prevent other companies from being tempted to try stuff like this. The company should also pay severance to the employees to help them get a new job.

The big one for me is that Roku supports Plex, so any media on my computer or idevices is easily tossed to the big screen.

Giving a little more technical info might be appropriate here, like :

That looks so practical! Not only is a belt that looks equally good with any outfit, but the wheels and other hardware are positioned to remind you not to slouch when you sit down! The fact that the wheels that were moments before rolling through mud and dog poop are pressed against your shirt is no concern. BTW did…

How shocking, an article about a new premium tablet that is comparing it to the tablet that has a 85% share of the market and that everyone who is reading the article has used. I can't imagine what they were thinking.

Ahh, these must be the drives that they use in the movies in the scenes where they copy the entire internet onto a flash drive in 3 minutes. Although I seem to remember that they are really fast until you get to the last 2% of the transfer and then it takes a long time for that to complete.

Gorgeous!

Would that be the same Samsung that announced that their profits were expected to be down 60% for Q4? At best they are probably just breaking even on tablets. At least Amazon's tablets function as a conduit to their main business, selling stuff.

Rather than using an expensive 3d printer you could just use a cheap computer controlled vinyl/paper cutter (about $150)to cut/scratch lines on paper/cardboard. The Silhouette Cameo is great.

"what this potentially means is"

Even the worst one is way way better than the ransom notes we call money in the US.

A human would not be able to touch aluminum without severe burns at the temperature that heat makes it more flexible.

You are better off getting the original, there are hundreds of Griswolds and other classic makes on ebay for little more than you would pay for a Lodge pan, and maybe 15% of a finex.

It looks like a cheap stroller would give you most of the advantage with 1/100th the cost.

Considering you can make an EPP foam Plane of similar performance for less than $60 in about 3 hours I'm not too impressed.

One thing that is often overlooked by critics of Apple innovation is the challenge of making things at the scale that Apple does. Samsung can make a million or two of a phone with some exotic screen technology because they will only need a couple of million of that part over the course of a year. When Apple comes out…

The first to do something is rarely the best.

I dub thee "TumorSnake"!

If you are willing to settle for spider speed, then you may get your wish, but I am holding out for cheetah speed.

Google Toyota iRoad, and you can see dozens of videos of these, and they lean into turns beautifully. One curious thing is they steer using the small single rear wheel.