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As fun as a weekend off-roading adventure can be, it can be equally hard on your vehicle. Simply running out of gas isn’t the only risk you face, so be prepared for any vehicular emergency with this clever gas can-shaped … Continue reading →

The ASUS Eee PC was launched in 2007 and while it had all the characteristics of a “netbook,” it arrived before the term had wormed its way into popular vocabulary. This species of compact computer — essentially miniaturized, internet-focused… Source: … Continue reading →

It’s Mothers Day! You should call the woman who gave birth to you! But don’t stop there, give her the gift that will warm her heart and everyone else’s: a retweet. Read more… Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/biYy8hb81N8/+ericlimerSimilar Articles: Snapchat   nascar   … Continue reading →

In less than a decade, there might be life on Mars. No not because the aliens have been hiding all this time, but because NASA might just put it there. The brightest minds at the Ames Research Center recently proposed … Continue reading →

Stupid hipster 80s fetishism notwithstanding, cassette tapes don’t get much love. That’s a shame, because magnetic tape is still a surprisingly robust way to back up data. Especially now: Sony just unveiled tape that holds a whopping 148 GB per … Continue reading →

Apple is on a roll when it comes to environmental friendliness. After previously being criticized by Greenpeace, the company has improved infrastructure with more reliance on green technology, as well as taking a serious stance with recycling and other environmentally … Continue reading →

Silicon Valley’s tech giants aren’t going to face that class action lawsuit over no-hiring deals, after all. Adobe, Apple, Google and Intel have all reached a settlement in the case, which would have otherwise headed to trial in late May. … Continue reading →

Forget carrying a separate hotspot router to have a local network wherever you go — what if you were the hotspot? Fashion designer Borre Akkersdijk has come very, very close to making that vision a reality with his experimental BB.Suit. … Continue reading →

Google asked artists to prove that code could be beautiful with its DevArt competition, and hundreds delivered on that promise. However, there can only be one winner: The Metamorphosis of Mr. Kalia, a visual poem from Cyril Diagne and Béatrice… … Continue reading →

It’s easy to sneer at the idea of artists piggybacking on the GIF craze, but Google is taking the whole thing pretty seriously, especially now that Google+ supports the animated file format. The search giant is collaborating with the Saatchi … Continue reading →