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by Phil Nickinson from Android Central RSS Feed on (#H9Y8)
Samsung teased the upcoming Gear S2 smartwatch with just a couple pictures on screen at its event today in New York City, but we're now getting a couple more looks at its round wearable, thanks to a couple of "Lookbook" promotional shots. And here they are: Source: Samsung
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by Phil Nickinson from Android Central RSS Feed on (#H9V3)
Samsung had a "One more thing" teaser at the end of its Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 edge+ today in New York and London — we're soon going to get a Gear S2 smartwatch. We'll learn more in just a few short weeks at the IFA conference in Berlin. And it's round.
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by Romain Dillet from Crunch Hype on (#H9J2)
Samsung is holding a big press conference in New York at 11 AM EDT (8 AM PDT, 4 PM BST). The company is expected to announce two new flagship phones — the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and the Samsung S6 Edge Plus. The S6 Edge Plus is a newcomer in Samsung’s lineup. As the name suggests, we are anticipating a phablet with a curved display on the edges. Read More
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by Graeme McMillan from Feed: All Latest on (#H9EH)
After all, just because a movie disappoints doesn't mean contracts are null and void. The post Cape Watch: Yes, Fantastic Four 2 Is Still Going to Happen appeared first on WIRED.
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by Andrea James from on (#H96V)
Documentary Now! is a hilarious sendup of the documentary genre by SNL alumni, and IFC has released the second episode DRONEZ: The Hunt for El Chingon, a parody of the always mockable VICE sensationalism. Read the rest
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by Andrea James from on (#H96X)
This tiny motor is only a little bigger than a grain of cooked rice (4 x 12 mm), but it can generate speeds over 100,000 RPM. Read the rest
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by Derek Niemann from Environment | The Guardian on (#H833)
Sandy Bedfordshire: The starlings’ tip-off came, a burst of chirping - and there was the sparrowhawk, overhead, wings swept backAll through this summer the best birdwatchers around have alerted me to the appearance of a sparrowhawk in the neighbourhood. Had I been a small bird I would have died eight or nine times since March, for, each time, I failed to see the predator coming.It happened again the other morning in the market square: the tip-off came, as surely and identifiably as a personalised text message call on a mobile, a clear high volley of tick-tick-tick-tick-tick-tick calls. Continue reading...
Someone's reverse-engineered ROMMON to craft an admin-level attack Cisco has warned users to watch out who's got admin access to kit, because it's seen malicious ROM images in the wild.…
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by David Pescovitz from on (#H98N)
Life is the forthcoming film about James Dean and Life magazine photographer Dennis Stock who was assigned to photograph Dean in 1955, the year of his death, and took the iconic photo of the actor in a rainy Times Square. Life is directed by Anton Corbijn, who directed Control (2004), the tragic and fantastic film about Joy Division's Ian Curtis. Read the rest
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For those not doing so right now, there's a live-stream of the Khronos birds of a feather sessions happening this afternoon from SIGGRAPH 2015 in Los Angeles...
by Jen Karner from Android Central RSS Feed on (#H74W)
Convenience is the name of the game when it comes to Smartwatches, but at times getting to the app you need quickly can be a hassle in Android Wear. Bubble Cloud Widgets + Wear is a launcher that brings you gorgeous icons for all of your apps within swiping range. You've also got tons of options, and choices to personalize how everything looks and behaves. If you haven't seen it yet, check it out below. Bubble Cloud Widgets + Wear for Android Wear is available for free on the Google Play Store, with an option to purchase the premium version of the app for $2.49. When it first opens up on your watch, you'll see all of your apps arrayed with an icon for each in a colored bubble. You'll also see indicators for the date, battery power on both your phone and watch, and current internet signal. In the middle of all of this, is a clock. If you swipe to the left, you'll get a second screen. This is dominated by a yellow bubble, which when tapped will bring you into settings. It's surrounded by more of your apps, depending on how many you have installed.
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by David Pescovitz from on (#H6KY)
Thomas Blanchard created this deeply trip video, "The Colors of Feelings," using paint, oil, milk, honey, and cinnamon. (more…)
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Die drei Lieferdienste stellen verschiedene Funktionen auf der Computer-Uhr bereit. Dazu zählt auch ein mobiler Paketschein, den der Versender nicht mehr selbst ausdrucken muss.
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by Andrea James from on (#H5ZN)
Ever wonder how they make unsettling dissonant sounds in sci-fi and horror films? Some are made by waterphones or synths emulating them. Portland-based Robb Bockman demonstrates an analog waterphone, gawdyphone, and dopephone in this video. Read the rest
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Ostriches, alligators, snakes and even sharks are fair game The Register can reveal that beautiful animals are being cut down in their prime to make Apple Watch straps.…
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by David Pescovitz from on (#H5X2)
The amazing Nina Paley (Sita Sings the Blues) and Theodore Gray created a fantastic embroidered stop-motion animation of my favorite traditional Passover song "Chad Gadya." (more…)
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by Rhett Allain from Feed: All Latest on (#H39F)
This awesome video shows a shark jumping out of the water like a rocket. What can we learn from a video analysis? The post Watch This Leaping Great White Shark Get Some Serious Air appeared first on WIRED.
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by Jordan Crook from Crunch Hype on (#H33R)
InboxVudu, the system that helps you prioritize important emails, is today launching an iOS app and an Apple Watch app. The service uses machine learning to recognize phrases and sentences that may indicate an important email, and packages those priority messages into a little digest for you. InboxVudu also puts task-based requests into a task list for you, and sends instant alerts for the… Read More
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by Glen Tickle from Laughing Squid on (#H2W4)
Denis Beyser has created a compilation of beautiful and unique watch mechanisms. The collection includes watches from a number of manufacturers that give examples of various methods for displaying the time. via reddit
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by Carlton Reid from Environment | The Guardian on (#H2SW)
The Highway code requires vehicles to give cyclists at least as much space as a car - but many cars endanger lives by ignoring this. Chris Boardman features in a new YouTube video that aims to help change that“Socialism,†wrote the 1970s Chilean politician José Viera Gallo, “can only arrive by bicycle.†That’s why Jeremy Corbyn cycles everywhere. And come the revolution, prime minister Corbyn will see to it that this land of ours will be festooned with bike paths. Not the usual “crap†ones, oh no, the Corbynite cycleways will be clause IV bike paths, nationalised, surfaced with butter-smooth tarmac and wider than a wide thing.Until then, we’ve got to make do with less then wholesome conditions, and that means sometimes sharing the road with tonnes of tin driven by texting, speeding, tweeting motorists. Continue reading...
by Andrea James from on (#H2HZ)
ACPAD is a touch-activated MIDI controller that can be overlaid on an acoustic guitar face, allowing a range of effects and rhythms while playing. Read the rest
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by Andrea James from on (#H2HX)
VPRO backlight looks at the current state of androids in Japan, including an interesting segment on geminoids, or robot twins made in the likeness of a human counterpart: Read the rest
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by Xeni Jardin from on (#H0YB)
In honor of his new film, STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON, Ice Cube revisits the titular song by reacting to the lyric interpretations of Rap Genius.[YouTube, thanks Joe Sabia!]
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by David Pescovitz from on (#H0CQ)
Maybe they should have just released this one instead. Trailer above; full film below.For the strange and sordid story of director Oley Sassone's unreleased movie, executive produced by Roger Corman, check out the article "Fantastic Faux! Read the rest
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by John Biggs from Crunch Hype on (#H0BX)
Watch collectors are weird. Sometimes they plan meetups where they get together with their entire watch collections and fondle each others’ timepieces, breathless with excitement. If you ever see a bunch of grown men looking at Seikos from the 1970s while hyperventilating… run. For the rest of us – or, actually, for the true watch obsessive who doesn’t want to go to… Read More
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by Emily Dreyfuss from Feed: All Latest on (#GZGM)
The video was directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The post Watch the Music Video For Joanna Newsom’s New Song appeared first on WIRED.
by Rob Beschizza from on (#GZ7C)
"Yes, Mr. President," the headline says. "We Remade Our Atlas to Reflect Shrinking Ice"In a speech about climate change, Barack Obama had noted that over the years, National Geographic maps of the arctic had changed. Read the rest
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by Andrea James from on (#GZ5F)
Jerboas, tiny desert rodents that move like kangaroos, are notoriously hard to film. BBC Earth was able to film a jerboa's escape from a fox, and its unique shape has not inspired a robot:Jerboas use their long tails to transfer energy to their legs, allowing them to hop many times their body length. Read the rest
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by Andrea James from on (#GZ5H)
Walmart has fought against unionization at every step of the way, including producing videos to dissuade workers from organizing. Read the rest
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by Andrea James from on (#GZ5K)
It's no secret that license plate data is big business. Here's a demo of how these companies gather data as they troll parking lots and public streets gathering indiscriminate license plate info, looking for matches on other databases. Read the rest
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by Joshua Robertson from World news | The Guardian on (#GYK7)
Despite comments from Indigenous affairs minister that the yeast spread was a ‘precursor to misery’ in alcohol-free communities, police say story is ‘a beat up’Queensland police have ruled out any crackdown on Vegemite, playing down recent suggestions that it is illegally being used to produce alcohol in Indigenous dry communities.The federal Indigenous affairs minister, Nigel Scullion, made worldwide headlines after describing the yeast spread as a “precursor to misery†in the hands of homebrewers skirting alcohol restrictions. Continue reading...
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Kunden der AOK Nordost erhalten beim Kauf von Fitnesstracking einen Teil der Kosten ersetzt. Verschiedene Gesundheitspolitiker sehen dies kritisch – weil es Kunden diskriminieren könnte.
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