Flip Alarm Clock
We’ve all been there, trying to turn off the alarm clock in the middle of the early morning hours. It is so hard to find that ridiculously small off button. Before you know it everyone in the house is up. The Flip Alarm Clock has solved this problem once and for all though with, quite simply, the simplest design ever. If you can flip the clock over, you can turn it off (or on).
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ONE STEP CLOSER TO BUILDING A TARDIS
they should’ve allowed the iPod nano to evolve into a smart watch instead of changing it’s form factor.
Obama’s ‘Four more years’ victory tweet already the most retweeted of all time
Barack Obama has been re-elected as President of the United States, and he’s taken another prize as well — he can now lay claim to the most popular tweet of all time. The tweet, which simply states “Four more years” alongside a photo of Obama embracing his wife Michelle, has been retweeted over 320,000 times and counting.
Bloomberg Flexible Display / Antenna Design New York Inc.
Two ultra thin displays are mounted on an elegant arm that can be easily rotated from horizontal to vertical position, with software automatically adjusting screen orientation. Display heads can be separately rotated for horizontal or vertical orientation, allowing for multiple display configurations.
Somewhere in an alternate universe, the Earth 2 version of me is typing this article on a brand new Commodore Amiga sipping from a can of Crystal Pepsi when his Palm Pre 4 buzzes with a new CU-SeeMe video call.
Between July 2011 and July 2012 Tumblr’s monthly unique visitor count increased by 100 percent to 26.9 million, Marketing Land reported.
This puts Tumblr, the five-year-old microblog founded in New York, neck and neck with Pinterest which collects more than 23 million uniques a month, according to statistics from Site Analytics which tracks how many visitors sites collect in the U.S.
In July, Tumblr collected 6.7 million mobile visitors and 24 million search visits.
Tumblr currently hosts 74 million blogs and 31 billion posts. It collects about 100,000 new blogs every day.
(Source: courtenaybird)
i’m an iphone, ipad and (recently) a mac user but not necessarily an apple fanboy. this may sound like fanboyism, but i use them because they simply work — particularly on how they work well together. however, i agree with email attachments, sharing and visible file system points. apple, i hope you’re listening.
(Source: nbcnews.com)
Lexar’s Monster 256 GB SDXC Memory Card
Lexar’s latest offering is a ginormous 256 GB SDXC Memory Card. Aimed at serious photographers and videographers with separation issues and money to burn, this monster of a memory card can store a lot.
Philips has launched a snazzy retro inspired radio and dock. The 1950’s inspired device is packed with technology that ensures crystal-clear high and low tones, and a powerful bass.
