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Don’t worry, you weren’t the only one snickering like a twelve-year-old at the announcement of Apple’s new iPad yesterday. For much of the day, the #1 trending topic of Twitter was #iTampon. It’s the obvious joke – so obvious, in fact, that MADtv must have had premonitions of future branding when they made this iPod […]
Believe it or not, yesterday was a rather important day, and not just because of the big announcement (or the other big announcement). Aside from the hype and the craziness, January 27th is a surprisingly historic day for geeks. Personally, I got a little tired of reading about iPads—and increasingly amused by the bad name […]
Whether it’s about the lack of a camera or multitasking capabilities, a lot of people are disappointed by the new iPad, including Peter Serafinowicz, aka “John” in the following video, who compares the device to a simple pad of paper. Check it out: [Via BoingBoing]
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Yes folks, Google’s hardest working employees are back from their trip around the world, but unfortunately for them, their job is far from being over. Thanks Ben!
It’s finally out! The long-awaited Apple tablet has been unveiled today, and it looks like a giant iPhone. iPad features: A 9.7-inch multitouch screen (resolution: 1024 x 768) A 1 GHz A4 Apple-made processor Wi-Fi / 3G connectivity Bluetooth 2.1 A Mic Speakers Battery Life: 10 hours of constant use, 1 month in standby mode […]
It appears that some young girls struggling with mathematics may be picking up on a lack of confidence in their female teacher. But the same research also shows this effect is far from guaranteed and can be outweighed by strong role models at home. Before going further, it’s very important to note that the study, […]
The following video will give you a quick peak at what a typical work day is for Rhaana Starling and Phil Evans, two astrophysicists studying gamma ray bursts at the University of Leicester, England