Minor update, at least it's something for now until #keylimepie comes out
After weeks of speculation and leaks, the next version of Jelly Bean is finally official
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Nice little update from the previous generation
Nice little update from the previous generation
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Might as well be Klingon, lol!
Might as well be Klingon, lol!
SUBSCRIBE THE COPYCATS! http://bit.ly/MakeThemMeow Experience how awfully harsh German sounds in com -
If you’re using Google Chrome this a great list of extensions that you might want to try out. #googlechrome…
If you're using Google Chrome this a great list of extensions that you might want to try out.
#googlechromeGoogle’s Chrome browser is packed full of an incredible amount of extensions that add all sorts of functionality. It’s tough to sift through the store to find what’s useful though, so let us save you some time with this collection of the best Chrome extensions. -
Most Popular Web-Based Video Chat Service: Google Hangouts
Living in the future is great: You can open a browser, click a few buttons, and instantly see your friend’s face on-screen, and talk to them in real time. Tons of services let you do it, but this week we asked you for your picks, then reviewed the five best video chat services. Now we’re back to feature the winner. -
To boldly go…
To boldly go…
“What the space age was seeking all along was not so much an expansion of physical space as an expan -
I’ll definitely be using this service a lot more now
I'll definitely be using this service a lot more now
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What Actually Happens to All Your Deleted Files?
We delete files all the time to free up space, or to get rid of pesky evidence, but the whole process is a lot more complicated than it seems from the outside. When you go to “delete” something, you’re just pressing the start button on a much more involved, much more random process. So what actually happens to that data? -
Can’t wait for the next season to start #thewalkingdead
Can't wait for the next season to start
#thewalkingdeadGet an early look at the new season before it premieres on Sun., Oct. 13 at 9pm. International fans, -
I’ve just been learned
I've just been learned
You’re going to have some friends over for a cocktail housewarming party. No problem, you think to yourself, I’ll just pick up some glassware at Crate & Barrel. You get there, and panic sets in. It’s an absurd, transparent cornucopia of tumblers and flutes and who knows what else, in every conceivable shape and size. You weren’t prepared. Pay attention now, and you will be. -
Woah! Impressive costume! #comiccon2013
Woah! Impressive costume!
#comiccon2013So Wired brought a 400 pound, 9.5-foot-tall robot mech to Comic-Con. Born out of a collaboration between Stan Winston School and Legacy Effects (the same people behind the armor in Pacific Rim and Iron Man) it’s… impressive, to say the least – something this reaction from Mythbuster’s Adam Savage makes abundantly clear. -
Really looking forward to seeing this
Really looking forward to seeing this
We’ve seen the glories of Elysium and the ignominies of Earth, but here are the super-deadly robots who maintain order. This featurette reveals why these droids are the “special ops” of Elysium (I’d still rather deal with them than the civil service robot, though). -
Parkour… goat?
Parkour… goat?
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Ouch…
Ouch…
Detroit on Thursday became the largest city in U.S. history to file for bankruptcy, as the state-appointed emergency manager filed for Chapter 9 protection. -
Larry Page: 1.5 million Android devices activated every day | Android Central
For his opening statements in the Google Q2 2013 earnings call, CEO Larry Page took a minute to remind us the number of Android devices that are out there today. -
Come on #sasktel , give us our Mbps!
Come on #sasktel , give us our Mbps!
Ultrafast internet speeds that most Canadian city dwellers can only dream of will soon be available to all 8,500 residents in a rural Alberta community for as little as $57 a month, thanks to a project by the town’s non-profit economic development foundation. -
Scientists May Have Found a Genomic Off Switch for Down Syndrome
One in every thousand or so babies born today will suffer from Down Syndrome, a genetic disorder caused by the presence of a third copy of chromosome 21 that results in learning disabilities, a heightened risk of bowel and blood diseases, and a severely heightened risk of dementia later in life. But a radical new genome treatment method could hold the key to turning off that extra chromosome 21 like a light. -
Check out this great list of #android apps!
Check out this great list of #android apps!
There’s no shortage of great Android apps, and because the ecosystem is so popular (and growing!) there are more worth looking at every day. In our fourth annual Lifehacker Pack for Android, we’re highlighting the best apps to help you stay connected, stay informed, stay productive, and get things done.
