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Simplify Your Meetings with Simple Screen Sharing at join.me.

The holiday season is hectic enough. So why not remove some of the hustle and bustle from your meetings? In a matter of seconds, join.me lets you meet with anyone online so you can get stuff done. join.me is instant screen sharing at its best. And it’s the gift that keeps on giving, thanks to…

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AT&T Thought We Were All Idiots (Updated)

As promised, the FCC provided their full report on the now-defunct AT&T-Mobile merger, in which they laced their comments throughout the original proposal. What’d the FCC think? That AT&T tried to play us all for fools. https://gizmodo.com/at-ts-hail-mary-that-might-save-the-t-mobile-merger-5863457 The Verge went through and extracted the most pertinent bits from the full 109-page report, in which the…

Tech News Adrian Covert

Acer’s 3D Display Fleshes Out 2D Content Without Any Clunky Software

One of the issues hindering the widespread adoption of 3D is the relative lack of content available. So Acer’s new 27-inch display takes matters into its own hands by automatically converting 2D content to 3D in real time. With a resolution of 1920×1080 and built-in speakers, the LED backlit display is optimized for hi-def content…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

Siri for Android Sucks Even Worse than Siri for iPhone

Want a digital personal assistant like Siri but without all that iPhone? You’re not alone. Cluzee, a new app for Android, promises to fill that void. Unfortunately, Cluzee needs a little more time in temp school. Cluzee is a free app in the Android Market (as of today) that responds to voice commands, much like…

Tech News Brent Rose

Designer Sheds Make For Less Depressing Cubicles

Working in a shed doesn’t sound like an upgrade from a depressing cubicle. But the spired roof of this Tetra-Shed will make it feel like you work in a private alpine lodge, even without a fireplace or comfy bearskin rug. The angular and stealthy looking Tetra-Shed was created by David Ajasa-Adekunle, an architect who runs…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski

TeamPoison Busts Into the UN and Leaks Passwords

The tech security gurus at the United Nations just got quite a startle: A team of hackers posted about 1000 login credentials for United Nations staff members on PasteBin. Apparently a large number of the passwords were simply blank. Seriously, guys? After LulzSec? The hackers at TeamPoison reportedly exploited a security vulnerability on the UN…

Tech News Mario Aguilar

Samsung’s Next-Gen Mobile Chipset Is Nearly as Powerful as a Laptop

If you have an affinity for Android Tablets, you’ll certainly fawn over the next generation Exynos 5250 chipset, complete with a 2 gigahertz, dual-core ARM Cortex A15 CPU and a GPU capable of powering a 3D display at 2560×1600. SammyHub says the Exynos 5250’s graphics performance will be 4x more powerful than previous generation and…

Gadgets Adrian Covert

Anonymous and Team Poison Join Forces For OpRobinHood to Target Banks and Give to Charities

Two hacking groups, Anonymous and Team Poison, have joined forces to take on the banks, steal money and donate it to charities and protests. Reclaiming the “99 per cent’s money back”. Apparently the plan is to swipe money from stolen credit card and bank details and donate it to charities and protest movements: “Operation Robin…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

Google Scraps Black Navigation Bar For the One True Google Bar

Google’s in the process of scrapping its short-lived black navigation bar and is simplifying things with a uniform plain grey search bar armed with drop-down menus; very reminiscent of the Google search bar add-on from Internet Explorer’s yesteryear. As of writing we’re not seeing the new Google bar, but the next stage in Google’s ecosystem…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

Sony Ericsson Added WebGL to Xperia 2011 Line Without Telling Anyone

In its Gingerbread update last month, Sony Ericsson sneaked in some WebGL support. That means that any of its current 2011 line up, including the Xperia Arc, can now take advantage of WebGL graphics directly in their browsers without plugins. This makes the SE the first Android phone manufacturer to jump on the WebGL bandwagon…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

Kindle Fire Auto-Update Scorches Roots and Potentially Shutters Android Marketplace

Amazon rolled out its newest software update for the Kindle Fire—version 6.2—last night. Initial reports indicate that it both de-roots your jailbroken device and removes access to the Android Marketplace. But don’t worry—the borking is reversible. Here’s how. Amazon has actually been rather sneaky about this update, providing very few details about the upgrade to…

Commerce Andrew Tarantola & Chris Beidelman

Sonos Updates Its Software—Promises Android Tablet Control, Spotify and Slacker Radio (Updated)

Sonos Inc, makers of wireless HiFi stereo systems, announced a system software update today that promises a host of new features as well as deeper integration with two of the Internet’s largest streaming music providers. Here’s what’s new. https://gizmodo.com/sonos-play-3-all-in-one-speaker-is-their-cheapest-box-o-5822821/ The biggest addition is that Sonos’ Controller for Android has been optimized for tablets running OS…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

The Little Rooster Wakes Ladies With A “Cock”-A-Doodle-Doo

It’s an alarm clock! It’s a vibrator! It’s Both! The Little Rooter is an alarm specially-designed for women that wakes them by buzzing *ahem* where the sun don’t shine. The device sits inside a lady’s panties with its tip resting on her privates. At the proper time of day, the Little Rooster will wake her…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

Samsung Wins Its Appeal—Galaxy Tabs Are Back on Sale in Australia

Score one for Samsung! It just registered a major victory in its cantankerous dispute with Apple over the Galaxy Tab. An Australian court has overturned its October injunction against the devices for violating Apple’s touchscreen technology after a quick redesign by Samsung. Tabs will be back on store shelves Friday at 4pm, local. [BBC News]…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

Quadcopter Fleet Builds the Leaning Tower of Styrofoam

What’s six meters tall, composed of 1,500 individual bricks and assembled with nary a human hand? This new art installation in Orléans, France—it’s the handiwork of an industrious swarm of airborne robots. The 20-foot tall, 11-foot wide “Flight Assembled Architecture” is currently being assembled from 1,500 Styrofoam blocks at the FRAC Centre in Orléans. The…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

The USMC’s Next Generation of Target Dummies Ride Segways (Updated)

For years, military live fire exercises have relied on either stationary or pop-out targets but they don’t really simulate enemy movements—they just sit there, waiting to be shot. These targets, newly developed for the USMC don’t; they move, behave, and react just like real combatants. Yes, at first glance the Smart Targets, as they are…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

TED Goes Mobile with New iPhone App

Sure the free TED app has been available on the iPad since last year but—gasp!—not everybody owns an iPad. Now, those of us without tablets can enjoy brilliant conversations on the go with the new TED iPhone app. The iPhone version has the same access to TED’s library of lectures as its large-screen brethren and…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

FCC Turns the Screws—Releases Damning Report on Withdrawn AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

While AT&T’s withdrawl from their merger position does allow the telecom giant to resubmit its request if it can beat a Justice Department antitrust suit over the deal, it may not want to now that the FCC has released its findings. The 109-page staff report details exactly why FCC chairman Julius Genachowski put the kibosh…

Tech News Andrew Tarantola

JVC Videosphere: What if Flat Panels Never Existed?

The first time I saw a JVC Videosphere with my own eyes was at a flea market a couple of years ago. I nearly lost my shit at its retro-future goodness and was hellbent on bringing it home with me. Unfortunately, my wallet didn’t agree. But look at this thing. It looks like Neil Armstrong’s…

Tech News Adrian Covert

Daily Desired: Limited Edition Lomo Cams for Less

No matter how you feel about film (sacrilege!), or the saturated, low-fi aesthetic of lomography, you’ve got to admit there’s something special about the brightly colored Lomo cameras and their countless iterations. Something that looks that fun must be fun, right? If you’ve ever had the urge to buy one, now’s the time. They’re on…

Tech News Mario Aguilar

Simplify Your Meetings with Simple Screen Sharing at join.me.

AT&T Thought We Were All Idiots (Updated)

Acer’s 3D Display Fleshes Out 2D Content Without Any Clunky Software

Siri for Android Sucks Even Worse than Siri for iPhone

Designer Sheds Make For Less Depressing Cubicles

TeamPoison Busts Into the UN and Leaks Passwords

Samsung’s Next-Gen Mobile Chipset Is Nearly as Powerful as a Laptop

Anonymous and Team Poison Join Forces For OpRobinHood to Target Banks and Give to Charities

Google Scraps Black Navigation Bar For the One True Google Bar

Sony Ericsson Added WebGL to Xperia 2011 Line Without Telling Anyone

Kindle Fire Auto-Update Scorches Roots and Potentially Shutters Android Marketplace

Sonos Updates Its Software—Promises Android Tablet Control, Spotify and Slacker Radio (Updated)

The Little Rooster Wakes Ladies With A “Cock”-A-Doodle-Doo

Samsung Wins Its Appeal—Galaxy Tabs Are Back on Sale in Australia

Quadcopter Fleet Builds the Leaning Tower of Styrofoam

The USMC’s Next Generation of Target Dummies Ride Segways (Updated)

TED Goes Mobile with New iPhone App

FCC Turns the Screws—Releases Damning Report on Withdrawn AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

JVC Videosphere: What if Flat Panels Never Existed?

Daily Desired: Limited Edition Lomo Cams for Less

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