Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:20:00 EDT
Memory [Forever] [Memory Forever]
You have more of your memories stored online than all of your ancestors ever left behind. The future of memory is already here.
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Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:00:00 EDT
Gadget Deals of the Day [Dealzmodo]
We've got some spectacular deals today. The discounted 55" Toshiba will go nicely with a console copy of the on sale Battlefield, and take a break after the savings by gambling away some virtual bucks on the card drop app.
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Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:40:00 EDT
Bodum Bistro Rugged Appliances [Kitchen]
Bodum wouldn't dare call their upcoming Bistro line of appliances "rugged," but wrapped in rubber and dotted with grippy nubs, they feel like power tools re-imagined by a toy company. And I mean that in the best possible way.
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Mon, 15 Mar 2010 07:00:47 EDT
Very Chilled Chinese Man Destroys HP Laptop [Video]
What do you do when a laptop breaks down three months after purchase? Get it repaired? Sell it? Or do as this Chinese man did, and destroy it silently at a HP store, with not a single swear-word passing your lips?
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Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:40:32 EDT
Think Gmail's too Slow? Google's on It [Gmail]
At Google's panel today at SXSW in Austin, a Gmail team member named Jonathan Perlow asked the crowd to raise their hands if they think Gmail is too slow. We love Gmail, but certainly we can sympathize with the fair percentage of those audience members who raised their hands—the problem is pretty much limited to those, like us, who are power users with hundreds of thousands of messages (most of which are junk, we're not bragging, but still). Perlow had a response, confidently saying "We are fixing it." He didn't elaborate, but Google's always improving Gmail—hopefully this means we'll be seeing some improvements for power users soon. [
TechCrunch]
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Sun, 14 Mar 2010 22:16:15 EDT
The Diamond iPad [Ipad]
Listen up, rich people: If you ordered an iPad, cancel it. This is the one you
need, covered with 11.43 carats of diamonds, graded G/H in color, VS2/SI1 in clarity, and 100/100 in stupidity. I can imagine Steve Jobs reaction:
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