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With the release of the Parrot ZIK touch-activated Bluetooth headphones, the company has come up with what’s easily one of the most advanced pairs of eardrum blasters on the planet. You’ll be rolling with not only a pair of top-tier deliverers of sound for your head, you’ve got a set of futuristic controls and connections
Jul 01
Most Lego cities are well-planned models of urban order. But at Brickworld this year, a team of six builders led by Carter Baldwin created this intricate model of urban disorder. Their unique version of Neotokyo borrows from a handful of great cyberpunk novels and movies, from Akira to Neuromancer.
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Jul 01
Skype’s not the only Microsoft app that’s getting a major mobile redesign this week. The company announced today that the iPhone, iPad and Android versions of its OneNote note-taking software are also getting a ground-up overhaul. At the top of the list of updates is a more consistent rich editing experience across devices, with formatting like text, tables and layout carrying over, regardless of platform. The redesign also brings syncing across SkyDrive Pro and SharePoint, as well as an end to that 500-note limit imposed by the app. And if you download the new version for the iPad, you’ll get access to the Office Ribbon UI. The new OneNote is available now via the App Store and Google Play in the US and other “select” markets. More deets on the updates can be found in the source link below.
Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Software, Mobile, Apple, Microsoft, Google
Source: Office News
Jul 01
If you only watch one behind-the-scenes video from Pacific Rim, watch this one. We got an exclusive video featuring an INSANELY detailed look at Guillermo del Toro’s new batch of monsters featuring charts, concept art and brand new monster footage from the movie!
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Vine was recently released on Android after being available on iOS for what seemed like ages, but now pretty much every Android and iOS device can join in on the fun of making quick 6-second looping videos, except for the Kindle Fire. However, that changes today, thanks to the inauguration of Vine into the Amazon
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When you’ve got a device on the market that the public appears to take interest in, especially when you’re making smartphones, it’s become the trend to stick with that excellence as much as possible rather than coming clean with a whole new machine each season. What Sony appears to be doing with the device code-named
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