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ART! On Your Air Purifier

Art’s classy. Air purifiers aren’t. But air purifier art? Super classy. Gadget classy. Head of the classy. Class 4 laser classy. These four different air purifier covers/skins fit over the Rabbit Air Minus A2 air purifier, which retails for $460 for the SPA-700a and $550 for the SPA-780a. The filters, which you can buy for…

Tech News Jason Chen Jun 11

Google Chrome OS To Have Remote Desktop-Like “Chromoting” Feature

Word is that Google’s Chrome OS will have some sort of mysterious “Chromoting” feature which is described as something that “will provide remote access to legacy PC applications” and sounds a lot like Remote Desktop Connection. [Register]

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jun 10

The Epic Story of a 12-Hour, 800-Foot-Deep Underwater Recovery Mission

Looking for a good read? This oldie-but-goodie from Outside magazine tells the story of Dave Shaw, a deep-water diver who swam more than 800 feet down into a freshwater cave to retrieve the body of a fallen diver. And he didn’t use just any scuba gear, either. He used a self-assembled closed-circuit rebreather set that…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 10

FCC Rejects Proposal That Might’ve Saved AM Radio

The Federal Communications Commission rejected a proposal to boost the signal power of AM radio stations by a factor of ten. Apparently the agency’s convinced that such a signal boost would actually harm those stations rather than helping save them. The FCC’s response to the proposal is causing a bit of debate because there’s disagreement…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jun 10

Here’s The Most Popular Apps On Android, iPhone And BlackBerry

Here’s an interesting set of charts from Nielsen analyzing the most popular apps on each smartphone platform. As you can see, app usage is pretty uniform across the board. Smartphone users love Facebook, Maps, Pandora and the Weather Channel. There’s only one really glaring exception across the platforms. Apple’s iPod and iTunes are huge on…

Social Media Jay Yarow and Kamelia Angelova - Business Insider Jun 10

Deadly Leopard Seal: Undersea Friend or Foe?

The ocean is filled with terrifying, deadly predators. Leopard seals—especially this unusually massive one—are chief among them. But as National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen learned last year, not all seals are necessarily out to maul you. In his case, all the seal wanted was to help Nicklen snack on some penguins. Or maybe the seal…

Biology Kyle VanHemert Jun 10

Your Music Makes Me Want To Stick Bullets In My Ears

There are songs that make me want to shoot myself and then there are songs that make me want to stick bullet casings in my ears. 18K gold 9mm bullet casing earphones, that is. The Teknine Nine Millimeter earphones are made by a company called MUNITIO and almost sound like a decent deal for $250:…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jun 10

The Battle for Your Bedside Table

You know, the clock radio was a pretty revolutionary device. And it didn’t get much in the way of updates after its conception in 1968 until manufacturers started adding in iPod docks. The next big thing? Touchscreens. Personally, I like to have a good few minutes when I’m waking up without emails, tweets or headlines…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 10

Foxconn Closing China Factories?

According to a Chinese news site, electronics manufacturer Foxconn is closing its China-based factories—including the Shenzhen location which has been scrutinized over rampant employee suicides. This could mean that up to 800,000 workers would lose their jobs According to the yet-to-be-confirmed report by ON.CC, Foxconn is withdrawing from China because it intends to shift its…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jun 10

How BP Deals With Office Coffee Spills

For God’s sake get these people some tippy cups! Then get them to engineer the oil rig equivalent of a tippy cup, and the world will be saved. [UCB via Cajun Boy]

Tech News John Herrman Jun 10

Hydropolis: A Hotel At the Bottom of the Ocean

The vision: a 220-suite hotel, off the coast of Dubai, totally submerged in the Persian Gulf. This was Hydropolis, a project conceived in 2006, delayed in 2008, and today nothing more than a pile of blueprints. Here’s what could’ve been: The plan was always to let humans experience the sea in a totally new way.…

Tech News Brian Barrett Jun 10

Motorola Droid 2 Photos and Specs Leaked

The folks at Droid Life have gotten their hands onto pictures of the Motorola Droid 2 along with some specs. Don’t get too excited though, because appearance-wise the device is rather similar to the original Droid. According to Droid Life, these are some of the Droid 2’s guts: -Android 2.1 (unless Verizon pumps out a…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jun 10

You Should Probably Avoid the Iron Man 2 T-Shirt

Unless you go to the gym regularly, and can defend yourself against wannabe supervillains wanting to kick your ass for wearing an Iron Man t-shirt. [Likecool]

Tech News Jesus Diaz Jun 10

Question of the Day: Are You Concerned About the AT&T Security Breach?

The AT&T/iPad security breach seems to be a pretty big deal, but on the other hand, not really. I mean, no really compromising info was leaked. So are you concerned? Are you concerned about the AT&T data breach?online survey

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 10

Come On, Nerds! Your iPad Shouldn’t Be the Focus of Your Wedding

You like your iPad. I get it. But if you’re getting married, under no circumstances should you carry the damned thing down the aisle and pose with it in your wedding photos. What’s wrong with you? I mean, watch this video. I guess it could be justifiable to read your vows off it. Probably not,…

Tech News Adam Frucci Jun 10

Student Made Robotic Desk Lamp Is The First Step To Tony Stark’s Computer

This LuminAR robotic lamp combines the cute personality of Pixar’s Luxo with the futuristic ability of the robotic arms in Iron Man. We’ll all use one of these in 10 years. Nathan Linder, a MIT student, turned a lamp, pico projector, webcam, and computer into a full blown robotic personal assistant that will change the…

Tech News Casey Chan Jun 10

FBI Begins Investigating AT&T iPad 3G Security Breach

The WSJ is reporting that the FBI has opened up an investigation into the AT&T security breach that revealed the ICC-IDs and email addresses of many iPad 3G owners. According to an FBI spokesperson “the FBI opened the investigation today but it will not comment on what it is looking at” just yet: The FBI…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jun 10

If someone chains you up and asks you whether you believe in God — say yes!

Cube Zero, the prequel to Vincenzo Natali’s Cube, is surprisingly great. And the best bit is this scene where one of the inmates reaches the “Exit.” And faces the ultimate question: Do you believe in God? I love the fact that nobody’s ever said “Yes” to that question after having made it through the Cube.…

io9 Charlie Jane Anders Jun 10

16-Year-Old World-Circling Solo Sailor Lost at Sea

Even for sailors with decades of experience, the ocean can be daunting. Abby Sunderland, a 16-year-old Californian attempting to circle the globe by herself, took the challenge head-on, but as of this morning she’s missing in the Indian Ocean. UPDATE. Abby set off from California in her 40-foot boat on January 23 with the aim…

Tech News Kyle VanHemert Jun 10

Get 25 Percent Off GoGo In-Flight Wi-Fi With This Promo Code

Now here’s a great deal if you’re traveling: Until July 10, 2010, you can use the promo code SAVE25 to get 25% off your GoGo Internet in-flight Wi-Fi session. Here’s what you need to do. [Updated: One more code!] Look for the ‘gogoinflight’ Wi-Fi signal at 10,000 ft. Open your browser Enter promo code SAVE25…

Tech News Rosa Golijan Jun 10

ART! On Your Air Purifier

Google Chrome OS To Have Remote Desktop-Like “Chromoting” Feature

The Epic Story of a 12-Hour, 800-Foot-Deep Underwater Recovery Mission

FCC Rejects Proposal That Might’ve Saved AM Radio

Here’s The Most Popular Apps On Android, iPhone And BlackBerry

Deadly Leopard Seal: Undersea Friend or Foe?

Your Music Makes Me Want To Stick Bullets In My Ears

The Battle for Your Bedside Table

Foxconn Closing China Factories?

How BP Deals With Office Coffee Spills

Hydropolis: A Hotel At the Bottom of the Ocean

Motorola Droid 2 Photos and Specs Leaked

You Should Probably Avoid the Iron Man 2 T-Shirt

Question of the Day: Are You Concerned About the AT&T Security Breach?

Come On, Nerds! Your iPad Shouldn’t Be the Focus of Your Wedding

Student Made Robotic Desk Lamp Is The First Step To Tony Stark’s Computer

FBI Begins Investigating AT&T iPad 3G Security Breach

If someone chains you up and asks you whether you believe in God — say yes!

16-Year-Old World-Circling Solo Sailor Lost at Sea

Get 25 Percent Off GoGo In-Flight Wi-Fi With This Promo Code

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