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Thoughts on a leash by Riccardo Guasco
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Planet of the Apes poster 1968
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‘Deer’ by Laura Bifano
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I just saw a preview for Project Nim at the theater; I have to see it!
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Hit up this link, then disconnect WiFi/3g and you can still browse. Smart.
Ubuntu takes steps to remove desktop clutter with a smart, command-driven new UI.
Imagination pave the way for the next generation of mobile processors.
Microsoft Kinect, a tablet and a powered skateboard. Gesture control comes to the real world. A sign of things to come?
When you pay peanuts for a job like testing for radiation, it’s inevitable.
There are some wonderful apps out there, but do they actually get used? What constitutes a ‘critical app’ for you?
On the Nokia E55 I used to keep with me at all times, despite also having iPhones, Android’s, Blackberries and Windows Phones on a regular rotation - I was always conscious that the device came with all the critical apps I could ever need already there. Ovi store downloads don’t match Apple’s App Store, but that’s because you need to visit the Apple App Store to get your phone to do the things that you can do out-of-the-box on a Nokia Symbian device. Windows and Android show similar traits. They come with most of what you need.
And with Windows/Nokia devices arriving, and showing that smart doesn’t necessarily mean geeky and fiddly, it won’t be long before even the refuseniks join the smartphone masses. Battery life seems to be the one still significant barrier that remains.
