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A couple of weeks ago we checked out 80s Tees’ kick ass Voltron hoodie. It turns out the apparel shop also has something for Transformers fans. This officially licensed Starscream hoodie is based on the treacherous Decepticon’s design in the original Transformers cartoon.

As you can see the hoodie has wings that make it look like a wingsuit. But that doesn’t bother me; what bothers me is the canopy detail on the front of the hoodie. It will make skinny people look even thinner; just look at the dude in the pictures. I guess only robust people are worthy of wearing Starscream.

Practice your screechy voice and order the Starscream hoodie from 80s Tees for just $60 (USD).

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We love when we find new ways to bring our toys together. The Automatic Link does just that: it connects your iPhone to your car’s computer, using Bluetooth Low Energy as a bridge to the On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) interface that’s been standard in most cars since 1996. Coupled with a free app, you can log various stats from your road trips, including how aggressively you drove and how much gasoline your car consumed. Basically, it’s sort of like a quantified-self tracker, but for your vehicle. So, does this $100 driver’s assistant deliver? Let’s see.%Gallery-slideshow121856%

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You’ll see plenty of screens, but zero books, in the Bexar County digital library in San Antonio, Texas.

(Credit: Bexar Bibliotech)

With the holidays approaching and families arriving from out of town, it’s not always easy to find a little peace and quiet. It’s also increasingly difficult to find the kind of place that often provided that quiet: a good, old-fashioned library.

It’s not that libraries are going away. They’re just changing dramatically.

Walk into the Bexar County digital library in San Antonio, Texas, and you’ll see plenty of screens — but zero books. It doesn’t look like a library, and that’s the point.

BiblioTech, the only public bookless library in America, is the brainchild of Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff.

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People in the U.S. have waited quite patiently for the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update to be rolled out by their carriers for their Samsung Galaxy S4, AT&T had already rolled out the update but it was halted after several users reported various issues after installing the update. Today its Magenta’s turn. T-Mobile Galaxy S4 Android 4.3 update has been released today, it will be rolled out to devices over-the-air so users can simply download and install the update on their devices straightaway.

The Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update for T-Mobile Galaxy S4 brings support for Samsung’s Galaxy Gear smartwatch, it also includes support for the Knox enterprise security suite. Apart from that, all of the improvements and enhancements made in Android 4.3 are onboard as well. Some visual tweaks to the TouchWiz user interface have also been made. The update weighs in at a massive 781MB, so it would only your interest to connect to Wi-Fi first prior to downloading the update. You can also download the update through the Samsung Kies software on your computer. The over-the-air update is always rolled out in stages, so it might take a while before you finally receive the Android 4.3 update notification on your T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S4.

T-Mobile Galaxy S4 Android 4.3 Update Released original content from Ubergizmo.