Appealing to that small demographic who don’t know the line between tasteful and tacky, Bridgestone has developed a new printing technology that lets drivers add custom artwork and patterns to the sides of their tires. More »
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An anonymous reader links to a short note at Tech Newest, according to which “Apple Inc. plans to create a $304 million campus in Austin, Texas, which will add 3,600 jobs over the next decade, more than doubling its labourforce in the city. The Cupertino, California, customer device huge already employs thousands in Austin, whose tasks include handling customer issues and support.”
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The ‘keep it simple’ mantra doesn’t seem to apply to watchmakers. The more complex they can make a watch’s movements and mechanics, the more impressive their creations seem. And Harry Wintson’s new Opus 12 is nothing short of a masterpiece. More »
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This Mechanical Masterpiece Of a Watch Tells Time Without Hands [Video]
Have you ever noticed that there is a serious amount of lag between when you move your finger on a touchscreen and when it actually registers that input? Perhaps you haven’t, but most panels and controllers out there suffer from about a 100ms delay. For taps and slow swipes that’s not an issue but, as you wing your finger around the screen faster and faster (say, while quickly doodling in a painting app), the lag becomes quite apparent. The powerful minds over at Microsoft Research have figured out a way to get that delay down to a measly 1ms. Of course, there’s no guarantee this tech will ever make it into a product, and the video after the break shows little more than a glowing box following a finger. Still, it’s always enjoyable to see where we are now versus where we could be.
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Over half of homes in the United States own current-generation gaming consoles, according to a survey put together by the Nielsen Group and released today. More »
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Survey Says 56% of U.S. Households Own Gaming Consoles [Surveys]
You’ve been able to tether your iPhone’s data connection to another computer for awhile now, but it would cost you $20 per month for the convenience or you’d need to be jailbroken to get the service to work. Tether.com just figured out a way to circumvent the problem using HTML5, so you can use their new web app to tether your iPhone wirelessly without any fancy hacking necessary. More »
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Tether Webapp Shares Your iPhone’s Data Connection with Your Mac or Windows PC, No Jailbreaking Required [Video]
While we’re huge fans of Windows 8’s Metro interface, there are plenty of folks who’d rather never let it see the light of day. If you’re one of them, our friends at Laptop Mag explain how to quash it from the get-go. More »
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Marvel announced today that every one of its $4 superhero comics is now going to come with a code to download the digital version to the Marvel app, which is available on every major platform. More »
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Every Marvel Comic Now Comes with a Digital Copy [Comic Books]
At an estimated $310, the new iPad is likely Apple’s most expensive iPad to date from a manufacturing standpoint. But because their retail pricing stays fixed, it means that that rise in cost will cut into their profit margins. But don’t feel too bad for Apple, since they’re still netting somewhere around 50% of the profits. More »
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The 4G LTE iPad May or May Not Cost $310 to Build [Ipad]