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Take a break from digging, building or replicating the universe in Minecraft and pop open a refreshing drink with this officially licensed Minecraft Pickaxe Bottle Opener.

Even though it looks like an Iron Pickaxe, I’m pretty sure you can use it more than 251 times – thanks to its sturdy zinc alloy construction.

I’m not sure if it can open a diamond bottle crown though.

Dig your way to ThinkGeek and order the Minecraft Pickaxe Bottle Opener for $20 (USD).

It looks like the Taichi hybrid laptop from Asus is too elusive to handle. First unveiled at Computex 2012 in Taiwan, the Taichi sports a dual IPS display that easily converts the device into a tablet or a notebook, depending on your mood. When the Asus Taichi visited the FCC last month, we were already assuming that it will arrive just in time for the holiday season. But it’s not. According to PC World, Asus is delaying the shipments of the hybrid in the U.S.

An Asus spokesperson reportedly told the publication via email that the shipments could start next month, but it could also be delayed up to next year. In short, Asus’s roadmap is still uncertain. Asus allegedly denied to specify the reason for the delay nor did it gave any information about the availability of the hybrid worldwide. In case you didn’t know, the Asus Taichi comes in two models – one running Intel Core i5 and another running Intel Core i7.

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Vimeo has released a new app for iPhone, allowing users to film their own videos and upload them while on the move, as well as browse through the video library. The free app, v3.0, introduces a new tab-based UI for easier navigation between the new Feed view, video searches, and the Watch Later queue; it’s also possible to shoot videos within the app, and then upload them in the background.

Alternatively, there’s support for uploading videos shot with other apps, whether that be the official iOS camera app, or another video tool from the App Store. Clips can then be shared, either via Facebook, Twitter, email, or iMessage, or by simply copying the URL to the app of your choice.

However, existing users may find one of the previous features they were used to has disappeared in this new version. The iPhone editor has been deleted, though it’s possible to download and save active projects to the Camera Roll and edit them with third-party apps.

You can find Vimeo for iPhone in the App Store [iTunes link] where it’s a free download. Vimeo also has a (slightly creepy) launch video, which you can see below:

Vimeo for iPhone updated with easier video creation is written by Chris Davies & originally posted on SlashGear.
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Challenges always exist when improving the golf game. Take a lesson from a pro and they will tell you something different than the previous guy did. Invest in a new driver, said to give you more distance, only to realize your lack of swing talent will prevent it. Heck, even tour pros have issues. Eyeline Golf creates training tools to help golfers of any ability. Their product lineup helps golfers focus on putting and swing with everything from aids to books and videos and has been featured in Golf Digest, Golf Magazine and the Golf Channel among others.  Here are a couple we think could help your game – or the game of someone on your shopping list.

Getting the right putting stroke down can make a massive difference. Those bogeys turn to pars…or even birdies when you and your putter are in sync. The Edge Putting Rail, $59.95,  provides a 70° lie angle – that of most putters – to help with muscle memory. Line up your ball and putter, follow the Edge on your backswing and follow through to maintain the same plane and squarely strike the ball. Check your measurements with the markings on the Edge too. Claimed as “…the most popular plane angle…” let the Edge help you perfect your putting setup, path and speed whether practicing indoors or out.

Another Eyeline device to check out is the 360° Mirror. Place the convex gadget in a number of different positions to provide yourself instant feedback. Put it in front of you at address and see the full stroke, from club head top of your backswing. Put beneath your hands to confirm stance. Or combine it with the Edge to really view your putting. Any golfer wanting to be in touch with their setup and movements should have a 360° Mirror, also $59.95.

So whether you are the golfer or you have one in your life, help the game without giving advice! Get Eyeline aids to bring scores down and they will thank you or you will thank yourself.
[ Teach Yourself Like the Pros Do copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

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