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- Pirate party makes a raid on German politics
- 8 New Apps You Don't Want To Miss
- Samsung Galaxy S III expected for June launch
- Leaked Verizon document details Android updates
- Pokémon Art Tumblr Reimagines 151 Original Characters [PICS]
- 8 New Apps You Don't Want To Miss
- Rogue Google Engineer Tried to Steal Your Information
- Researchers Create Glare-Free Self-Cleaning Glass [VIDEO]
- 51 Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed
- Winklevoss Twins Start Up a Venture Capital Firm [VIDEO]
- Samsung Galaxy S III expected for June launch
- Top 10 Twitter Pics of the Week
- One in five want self-driving cars
- New Particle Discovered with 'Higgs Boson' Machine
- The iPhone Almost Had a Physical Keyboard [REPORT]
- The Hobbit's 48 FPS Format Ruins Film's Artistry, Previewers Complain
- How to Leverage Applicant Tracking Systems To Land a Job
- Google Maps Adds More 3D Goodness with Parallax Views [VIDEO]
- Top 6 Mashable Comments This Week
- Apple in talks to stream EPIX films to Apple TV
- Inquiring minds can now get their National Enquirer gossip fix on iPad
- Apple Flirting with Epix for Streaming Video From 3 Major Studios [VIDEO]
- At the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Tech is in the House
- Nokia suffers second cut to "junk" as S&P downgrades
- Greed may be good, but it doesn't matter to judge
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| 8 New Apps You Don't Want To Miss Posted: Avengers AR |
| Samsung Galaxy S III expected for June launch Posted: The buzz continues to build around the May 3 Samsung Unpacked event, taking place in London. After their Android app hinted at a Galaxy S III reveal, speculation on expected features adds to the hype. HTC is also preparing to reveal a new device, as details emerge around the Droid Incredible 4G LTE, while Asus props Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in its latest quad-core tablet. |
| Leaked Verizon document details Android updates Posted:
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| Pokémon Art Tumblr Reimagines 151 Original Characters [PICS] Posted: Charmeleon |
| 8 New Apps You Don't Want To Miss Posted: Avengers AR |
| Rogue Google Engineer Tried to Steal Your Information Posted: A "rogue engineer" was responsible for writing the code that made Google's Street View cars collect personal information over unprotected wireless networks, according to a new report. |
| Researchers Create Glare-Free Self-Cleaning Glass [VIDEO] Posted: Researchers have discovered a way to make glass that is not only glare-free, but is also anti-fogging and can clean itself. |
| 51 Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed Posted: Have you spent the past week studying the nuts and bolts of the new Gmail interface? Or have you been preoccupied with the space shuttle Enterprise's final flight to New York City (and the absurd memes that came along with it)? For whichever reasons you missed our latest digital media resources, use our weekly features roundup to catch up in a flash. |
| Winklevoss Twins Start Up a Venture Capital Firm [VIDEO] Posted: Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the twins who claimed to have played a big part in starting up Facebook and sued CEO Mark Zuckerberg for their share, have now become venture capitalists, announcing their new firm Friday morning on the CNBC show Squawk Box. |
| Samsung Galaxy S III expected for June launch Posted: The buzz continues to build around the May 3 Samsung Unpacked event, taking place in London. After their Android app hinted at a Galaxy S III reveal, speculation on expected features adds to the hype. HTC is also preparing to reveal a new device, as details emerge around the Droid Incredible 4G LTE, while Asus props Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in its latest quad-core tablet. |
| Top 10 Twitter Pics of the Week Posted: 1. 9GAG Tweets |
| One in five want self-driving cars Posted: A new study from J.D. Power and Associates has revealed U.S. drivers are interested in adding one of the newest and most expensive technologies to their next vehicle — autonomous driving. The feature allows the vehicle to take control of acceleration, braking, and steering without any human interaction. While the technology is still being developed and tested, 20% of all car owners in the U.S. said they "definitely would" or "probably would" include the technology in their next vehicle, even after learning the estimated market price of $3,000. Prior to learning the price, however, a whopping 37% of people were interested in the feature. "Consumers are still learning about how autonomous driving technology could be used in their vehicles," said |
| New Particle Discovered with 'Higgs Boson' Machine Posted: Scientists running the Large Hadron Collider, aka the "big bang machine", announced Friday they've discovered a brand new particle during one of their experiments. The discovery's announcement first came in Symmetry Magazine. Talking Points Memo interviewed Carlos Lourenco, one of the leading researchers at CERN, the group who run the LHC. The new particle, "neutral Xi_b^star baryon," is made up of three quarks, and only exists for a minuscule amount of time. "It lives for less time than you or me can imagine," Lourenco told TPM. ... |
| The iPhone Almost Had a Physical Keyboard [REPORT] Posted: Apple's iconic iPhone was almost released with a physical keyboard. Apple reportedly considered the phone design before finally deciding on the handset's touchscreen-only form factor. |
| The Hobbit's 48 FPS Format Ruins Film's Artistry, Previewers Complain Posted: Cinematography has advanced considerably in the decade since Peter Jackson ceased filming The Lord of the Rings, a three-part epic based on the novels of J.R.R. Tolkien, at the standard film rate of 24 frames per second. |
| How to Leverage Applicant Tracking Systems To Land a Job Posted: Sharlyn Lauby, SPHR, CPLP, is the HR Bartender, whose blog is a friendly place to discuss workplace issues. When not "bartending," Sharlyn is president of Internal Talent Management, which specializes in leadership training and human resources consulting. |
| Google Maps Adds More 3D Goodness with Parallax Views [VIDEO] Posted: Google Maps lovers, the object of your affection has just been further improved. Take a look at this video that shows you how Google has applied way-cool graphics magic to Google Maps, making landmarks and buildings look a whole lot more 3D. |
| Top 6 Mashable Comments This Week Posted: One of the hottest stories on Mashable this week was the news that a Marine had been discharged criticizing President Obama on Facebook. |
| Apple in talks to stream EPIX films to Apple TV Posted: Apple is reportedly in talks to stream films owned by EPIX — a joint venture among Paramount Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Lionsgate — across a variety of devices, including the long-anticipated iTV, according to a report from Reuters. Two people with knowledge of the negotiations told the publication that the talks are in the preliminary stages and no agreement is considered near. The Cupertino-based company is reportedly looking to beef up the content offered through its Apple TV set-top box and upcoming devices. An agreement could prove troublesome, however, due to EPIX's $200 million agreement with Netflix, which gave the company exclusive streaming rights through September. Read |
| Inquiring minds can now get their National Enquirer gossip fix on iPad Posted: Admit it. You've sneaked glances at The National Enquirer as you've waited in line to pay for groceries at the store. It's nothing to be ashamed of, we've all be pulled in by headlines like "Mother delivers three-headed conjoined alien twins" and wanted to peek. In fact, those furtive glances seem far less voyeuristic than those used in the age of TMZ, Perez Hilton and the 24-hour news cycle that becomes more tabloid by the day. |
| Apple Flirting with Epix for Streaming Video From 3 Major Studios [VIDEO] Posted: As rumors continue to run rampant about the alleged Apple HDTV set, now there's a tantalizing clue about programming Apple might use to entice people to buy and watch such a device. |
| At the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Tech is in the House Posted: Rachel Sklar is a writer and social entrepreneur based in New York. She is the founder of Change The Ratio, which increases visibility and opportunity for women in tech and new media. Follow her on Twitter @rachelsklar. |
| Nokia suffers second cut to "junk" as S&P downgrades Posted:
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| Greed may be good, but it doesn't matter to judge Posted:
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