just use Scotch tape. That's right. Anyone who has been having reception problems with their new iPhone 4 due to the external antenna design can turn to the trusty clear tape. Cost: less than 1 cent.
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Showing posts with label Tech. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
A High Tech Fix for Your iPhone
Simple as using scotch tape
just use Scotch tape. That's right. Anyone who has been having reception problems with their new iPhone 4 due to the external antenna design can turn to the trusty clear tape. Cost: less than 1 cent.
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just use Scotch tape. That's right. Anyone who has been having reception problems with their new iPhone 4 due to the external antenna design can turn to the trusty clear tape. Cost: less than 1 cent.
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Monday, June 21, 2010
Tron Legacy Cycles , These aren't Your Father's Hot Wheels
Disney Pictures is gearing up for a December release of Tron: Legacy with a line of cutting edge toys that defy gravity.
Most are beautiful dark-chrome replicas of vehicles and gizmos from the film, complete with neon-glowing trim, but to really feel like Kevin Flynn barreling through cyber space, we recommend the zero gravity light cycles. These aren't your father's Hot Wheels--as the name implies, these futuristic remote control vehicles can actually climb walls.
"One of the things the light cycles can do in the movie is ride in the third dimension," says Chris Heatherly, VP of Disney Toys and Electronics, who gave Fast Company a sneak peak at the upcoming Tron toy line. "We recreated that using Spin Master's zero G technology that lets you ride up the walls and upside down on the ceiling."
In addition to the zero gravity tech, the cycles also feature six-foot light emitting trails. When two bikes are racing against each other, and one crosses through the other's light trail, it'll fall off the wall or ceiling, just as in the film.
Watching these toys zoom around the wall vertically or upside down, seemingly free from the restraints of gravity, makes you forget the toys are designed for children ages 8 and up.
Read More on these holiday hits Via Fast Company
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Most are beautiful dark-chrome replicas of vehicles and gizmos from the film, complete with neon-glowing trim, but to really feel like Kevin Flynn barreling through cyber space, we recommend the zero gravity light cycles. These aren't your father's Hot Wheels--as the name implies, these futuristic remote control vehicles can actually climb walls.
Watching these toys zoom around the wall vertically or upside down, seemingly free from the restraints of gravity, makes you forget the toys are designed for children ages 8 and up.
Set for an October 2010
release, these light cycles, which are only $34.99, are sure to be a
holiday hit.
Read More on these holiday hits Via Fast Company
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Thursday, June 3, 2010
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A Revamped Microsoft Office, Free on the Web - NYTimes.com
Microsoft
has created a chimera in its new Office 2010 software, part desktop
software and part Web app.
This latest version of Office, which includes applications like Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint, is Microsoft’s long-awaited effort to modernize one of its most lucrative products and to thwart rivals like Google that are nipping at its heels with free Web software.
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A Revamped Microsoft Office, Free on the Web - NYTimes.com
This latest version of Office, which includes applications like Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint, is Microsoft’s long-awaited effort to modernize one of its most lucrative products and to thwart rivals like Google that are nipping at its heels with free Web software.
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A Revamped Microsoft Office, Free on the Web - NYTimes.com
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Five Hidden Dangers of Facebook - The Early Show - CBS News
Five Hidden Dangers of Facebook - The Early Show - CBS News
(CBS) Facebook claims it has 400 million users. But are they well-protected from prying eyes, scammers and unwanted marketers?
(CBS) Facebook claims it has 400 million users. But are they well-protected from prying eyes, scammers and unwanted marketers?
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
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