Sep 27
It’s hard keeping track of all the new goodness that goes on sale every week. That’s why we’re doing it for you. Here are all toys you can finally spend your hard-earned money on—or maybe just put on your wish list.
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Sep 27
When lunchtime rolls around during the work week, you’ve got a handful of options that usually boil down to two: Head out to one of the food-slingin’ establishments within walking distance, or reach into your bag to eat whatever it is you packed yourself to chow down on that afternoon.
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Sep 27
Can a game persuade a man to ram cars?
(Credit: Rockstar Games/YouTube Screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)
Victimhood is an easy embrace.
Life is so much simpler when all the bad stuff is someone else’s fault.
Sometimes, it’s less than believable.
Take the case of Zachary Burgess. He is accused of having visited Baton Rouge, La., and ramming nine cars in a stolen truck. He is also accused of having kept a woman in the truck against her will.
However, as NBC 33 reports, he could allegedly explain it all. Once he had been allegedly captured by witnesses, that is.
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Sep 27
When the original Moto X was introduced – or when it was ramping up towards its first full reveal, that is – the tech press suggested that it might be offered to the public at a price that would compete with the likes of the LG-made Nexus 4. That did not happen. The on-contract version […]
Sep 27
Happy Friday, friends! We all know it’s been a big week for iPhones—and they’ve certainly been getting a lot of attention. But app creators cannot live on iOS alone, so don’t worry. We’ve got plenty of Android and Windows Phone goodies for you, as well. So dig in, and have a fantastic weekend.
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Sep 27
Independent testing on crash-avoidance systems has begun for the first time in the US, with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) putting auto-braking and other technologies through their paces. The new program – which has started out testing 2013-14 model year midsize cars and SUVs – assigns one of three levels of performance to […]
Sep 27
Infection by HIV, the virus that causes AIDS
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Sep 27
If you take a step back and really think about it, we’re living in a pretty futuristic age. People are flying around on jetpacks. Everybody’s carrying around pocket computers. We go to space, like, all the time. We can control prosthetic limbs with our minds
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Sep 27
This week in our time capsule round-up we have a 9/11 memorial time capsule in Pennsylvania, the not-at-all symbolic burial of a BlackBerry tablet in California, and letters from Canadian kids addressed to people of the future—including one that wonders what version of iPhone they’ll have a hundred years hence.
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Sep 27
Windows users rejoice: the days of only being able to install apps on five different devices will soon be over. Starting October 9th, apps purchased with a single Windows Store account will be sharable among up to 81 devices. If you recall, we learned back at Build that Microsoft would be increasing the app roaming limit, but today’s announcement clarifies some key details nonetheless. Says the company in a blog post: “The change we’re introducing will reduce the friction that most active customers have in being able to access their favorite apps from any device, and will give developers additional opportunities to monetize.” This of course means one other thing: you’re going to need a bigger backpack.
Filed under: Software, Microsoft
Source: Windows App Builder Blog
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