via Fast Company
After Google+, does the world need another online community? Storytree thinks it does and offers a site to help family members … Read More >>
Facebook Updates Your News Feed: Introducing Topic Groups
via Mashable!
Facebook has started grouping status updates by topic, in the hopes that the update will help make sense of your News … Read More >>
HOWTO sound Canadian
via Boing Boing
Writing for the OED, Stefan Dollinger (director of the Canadian English Lab, University of British Columbia at Vancouver) … Read More >>
Chromium’s experimental touch UI demoed on video, made for meaty fingers
via Engadget
Google was pretty adamant at I/O that Chrome OS would not be coming tablets, but that hasn’t stopped its open-source cousin … Read More >>
MiniDock
via Cool Hunting
For iPhone or iPod users frustrated with hard-to-reach outlets or finding space on messy counters, look no further than … Read More >>
The One Rule
via Rands In Repose
When it comes to working at your computer, there is only one rule: context switches are horrifically expensive. Let’s talk … Read More >>
Nordstrom Allows Passers-by to Paint their Display with Light
via TAXI Daily News
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Nordstrom’s flagship store in Seattle did something different for their … Read More >>
China Gains On Google in Driverless Car Race With 177 Mile Road Trip (video)
via Singularity Hub
The race is on. Last month China cut their driverless car loose for a fully automated, 177 mile (286 km) […] Read More >>
Pixel-Perfect Plywood Portraits
via Gadget Lab
Tomi of Finland (no, not that one) cuts these amazing pixelated pictures from plywood using nothing but an electric router. … Read More >>
Welcome To The Panopticon
via TechCrunch
And so it begins. Carnegie Mellon researchers recently combined Facebook profile pictures and PittPatt’s facial recognition … Read More >>