via Engadget
After winning the X-Prize, Edison2 decided the next logical step for its Very Light Car was to put an electric engine in it. … Read More >>
LG Doubleplay packs dual screens, likes being different
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We double-took when we noticed this strange little handset on T-Mobile’s leaked fall roadmap under a ‘Flip II’ codename, … Read More >>
i0n1c Tells Us What We Already Know, iOS 5 Untether is “Covered”
via Redmond Pie
With iOS 5 set to be released this week, the focus is now firmly drawn towards the when, if, and how of an untethered jailbreak. Read More >>
India Produces World’s Cheapest Tablet for less than $50. 10k Made, Millions More To Come
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What’s the cost of a world class education? Less than $50. Thanks to the vision of Kapil Sibal, India’s … Read More >>
Dell World’s App Puts Control Of Conferences In Audiences’ Hands
via Fast Company
The best part of any conference usually takes place in the halls–where you can network, of course, but also where you can find … Read More >>
A Hands-On With The Metawatch
via TechCrunch
We’ve been “watching” the Metawatch for a while now, wondering if it will ever take off. While I feel that the phone-watch … Read More >>
Alfred, The iOS Butler, Serves Up Serendipity On A Silver Platter
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Back in July I wrote about a nifty iPhone app called Alfred. It’s a sort of Yelp meets Pandora: you tell it what kind of … Read More >>
One App To Rule Them All
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Well if it isn’t my old friend the new Facebook app developer page … Yes that mysteriously up-to-date Facebook Mobile … Read More >>
Why fixers will save our planet
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My pal Kyle Wiens, founder of iFixit, is in Africa with Wired’s Brian X. Chen to make a documentary about “e-waste in Africa, … Read More >>
HOW & NOSM ~ LA Freewalls
via LA TACO
HOW & NOSM Have returned to the LA Freewalls, with another massive wall that’s in day 5 of production as of today. … Read More >>