The second anniversary of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami is quickly approaching, and the country—public and private sectors alike—is doing everything it can to be prepared for the next disaster. Simply being prepared for the worst is vitally important, and, while stuffed animals are often handed out as a way to comfort children, this particular bear—chock full of emergency supplies—is far more useful. More »
When you’re a kid, sometimes the only friend you have is a stuffed animal. It’s always with you—when you eat, when you sleep, when you play—and all those years take a toll on a fake teddy bear! These pictures show the after effects of teddy bears and stuffed animals who were loved too much. It’s a little heartbreaking? More »
You probably had a teddy bear as a kid, or some other stuffed animal. We all did. There’s nothing wrong with that, right? Not here in the real world (probably) but according to the short film Tufty, you’ve got some blood on your hands. More »
Virtually anyone who’s been to a Japanese city knows that subways and trains might be closely associated with their country, but also that they only form a part of the mass transit picture. With that in mind, Google has quietly rolled out an update to Google Maps data for Android and the web that supports bus navigation in Japan, including schedules. It’s a simple addition, but an important one for those who can’t always get to where they’re going on rails — like teddy bears, according to Google’s video. We just want to know who makes that kawaii case for the Galaxy Nexus.
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Google Maps on web and Android adds bus routing for Japan, guides teddy bears quickly (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 26 Sep 2012 03:51:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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