"Just because it CAN be 3D printed, doesn't mean it SHOULD be 3D printed."
A lot of headphone and earbuds have iOS compatible remotes on them. I have the Klipsch Image s4i earbuds with an iOS remote on them and they are a hundred times more comfortable and better sounding than Apple's earbuds.
None of this Science stuff will ever change my Mexican wife's mind or my mother-in-law.
What if this is an office game within the TSA?! Like, "Let's see who can make the news and popular blogs by confiscating the most ridiculous thing!"
That's an indoor flyer, but it probably isn't practical for flying around in an average home. You need a big space, like that douche at the mall.
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“The power button is on the top of the iPhone. The scanner is at the bottom. When you use your index finger to power the phone on, doing so drifts your thumb up the side of the phone. So you're left wriggling your finger back down in order to get in place to stick your thumb on the scanner.”
Anyone hear an ETA on Chromecast integration?
The Emperor's new phone.
What's the significance of the "since September 11, 2001" point of reference? Am I missing something? (I realize that day is 9/11, but I don't know how it relates to the B-1.)
Schoolbus wingspans are notoriously tiny.
I think it's just that it's an iPod Touch. If you look closely, you can see that the screen DOES turn on, it's just not as bright.
I imagined the springs pointing the other way, like those running prosthetic legs that Pistorius used. I expect the mechanics of these are different, but that's just what I imagined. Still feels in my head the springs facing the other way would favor a forefoot strike, but I am just guessing.
Well, for what it's worth, the "fake" 3D tacked on to IM3 and ST:Into Darkness in IMAX were both very good. Star Trek in particular was the most I've ever seen people actually jump in their seats at a screening.
Still waiting for the option to exclude songs on these shared playlists
the gizmodo's jesus shouldn't say "first 4k movie you can download..." That bad reporting is likely where they got the idea.
Being the first videophile in your city arrested for eating someone's face? Priceless.....