The Complete Visual History of Wolverine’s Suit

The Complete Visual History of Wolverine's Suit

Oh, that yellow spandex with beautiful blue trunks. As classic as that suit was, I have no beef with Wolverine’s badassery tossing that away in the movies (plus, with a body like Hugh Jackman’s…). But still, it’s nice to see the Wolverine we all loved as a child again. Here’s the full history of all the suits that Wolverine has ever worn.

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Sony Xperia Z Ultra Screen Tested, Some Say Abused

How many of you out there, where you were first faced with a device that comes with Gorilla Glass, whipped out your long nails and attempted to scratch it? I am quite sure that demo units tend to be abused […]

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Locket puts ads on your Android homescreen, pays you a penny to unlock (video)

Locket puts ads on your Android homescreen, pays you a penny to unlock video

Take a look at your Android phone. See that background shot? It’s probably kind of cute, but hardly inspiring. In fact, is it bringing you any joy whatsoever? Is it helping you to make rent? Believe it or not, there’s now an app for that. Locket has just launched into the Google Play Store, enabling a limited (for now) selection of advertisers to place ads on your lock screen and then paying you one cent for each time you unlock. Of course, it’s capped at $0.03 per hour (so every other unlock is just making the company money), and you’ll be allowed to cash out, toss the funds on a gift card or donate your earnings to a charity. For now, it’s restricted to users based in the United States. Oh, and don’t worry, we already did the math — you can earn $262.80 by unlocking your phone’s screen three times each hour, 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. Or you can just mow some grass.

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Google Sees 1.5 Million Android Device Activations Daily

I am not quite sure just how far Google thought that their foray into the world of mobile operating systems with Android would go, but apparently, they have ended up pretty well – despite the initial rants about Android fragmentation […]

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Moto X Assemble!

It was just yesterday when we managed to get a glimpse of the Nokia Lumia 1020 (that already had its pre-order sold out in a relatively short time, now how about that?) on the production lines, and it seems that […]

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Apple MacBook Air Software Update 1.0 Fixes Wi-Fi Connectivity Issues

It was near the end of last month when Apple acknowledged that their MacBook Air 2013 model does indeed suffer from Wi-Fi connectivity issues, and right before July came about, we were informed that a certain update to fix this […]

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ASUS Designo Series MX299Q 29-Inch Ultra-Wide Cinematic Monitor

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ASUS is proud to announce their newest ultra-wide cinematic monitor, the Designo Series MX299Q. Adopting the latest AH-IPS panel, this new 29-inch LED-backlit monitor provides 2560 x 1080 native resolution with 21:9 aspect ratio, 80,000,000:1 ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio and 300 cd/m2 brightness. Not to mention, it also comes with two built-in 3W stereo speakers (w/ Bang & Olufsen ICEpower MobileSound 3 chip) and has dual-link DVI, DisplayPort and HDMI/MHL connectors. Pricing info is still unknown at the moment. [ASUS]

Tunewear TUNEMAX BARREL 14000 Portable Battery Charger

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Tunewear has come out with their new portable battery charger, the TUNEMAX BARREL 14000. This travel-friendly battery charger is equipped with a built-in LED light, two USB 5V 2.1A output ports, a micro-USB charging port and a high-capacity 14000mAh battery. The TUNEMAX BARREL 14000 is available now for 5,480 Yen (about $55) in black and white color options. [Product Page]

Anti-Shark Wetsuit Could Help Save Lives

I am quite sure that Steven Spielberg’s Jaws did scare an entire generation (or more) of beach going folk into thinking that sharks are bad, even though more sharks die at the hands of humans every year compared to the […]

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Yelp gobbles up SeatMe, an emerging competitor to OpenTable

Yelp gobbles up SeatMe, a competitor to OpenTable

Yelp just made its partnership with OpenTable very, very awkward with the announcement that it’ll purchase a competing reservation service known as SeatMe for $12.7 million. The 16-person operation, based in San Francisco, runs a web and app platform that focuses on restaurants and nightlife activities. According to TechCrunch, SeatMe sent an email to its current customers in the wake of the announcement, with a promise that the service will continue operation. Meanwhile, Yelp is positioning the acquisition as a compliment to its existing offerings, which suggests that the company may bide its time before re-evaluating its partnership with OpenTable. If anything, it looks like Yelp’s getting very serious about reservations and appointment bookings, and that could mean a more convenient future for you.

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