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Antec Introduces Next-Generation Liquid CPU Cooling Solution

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Antec announced its next-generation high-performance CPU cooler in the form of the Antec KÜHLER H2O 620. Antec worked together with Asetek to develop this easy-to-install liquid CPU cooling solution that claims to outperform stock CPU coolers up to 20 percent under full load.

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Sustainable Refrainables Jury Winner Announcement @ Compostmodern

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The Jury Winner for our Sustainable Refrainables poster competition will be announced this weekend at Compostmodern, live and on stage during the "Unconference" on Sunday.

Fantastic transparent iPhone 4 case mod

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We love a good mod, and this one is stellar. An enterprising iPhone user got his hands on a clear case mod kit for the iPhone 4, (Google translation) put it together and posted the fantastic results online.

Angry Birds: Coming to a Television Near You

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Apparently we just can't get enough Angry Birds. The phenomenon is still going strong: the game holds top honors in the iTunes and Android app stores, has spawned everything from plush toys to a board game, and now, according to a post at Mashable, Rovio is interested in turning the game into an...

The Turnstyle Concept Turntable Defines Minimalism

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Turntables have something of a definitive look, but designer R.D. Silva's Turnstyle Turntable is built to remove all of the bulk and extra material from a turntable and reduce it to its most essential components: essentially a motor that a record can be mounted to, a needle and cartridge on a...

DOS Emulator Returns To iOS App Store But With a Few Tricks Removed

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The DOS iOS emulator DOSBox, was originally launched into the Apple iTunes store last year but was unceremoniously removed in October 2010 when it was discovered that it allowed users to install and run executables within the emulator.Which then might have allowed the software to create an iOS...

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India’s $35 Tablet Loses Primary Contractor, Could Face Delays

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The $35 tablet from India has fallen out of the spotlight since its debut back in July, 2010. The last time the device managed to rise above the water, was the allegations that the device wasn’t manufactured in India at all, but had been outsourced to China.

Uncensored Playboy Coming to iPad

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Apple CEO Steve Jobs will soon have to admit that Android is not the only place for porn. Jobs famously said that in the past, yet here comes Playboy to the iPad, uncensored, as Tweeted by no less than Hugh Hefner himself late Tuesday. Undeniably, Playboy is not hard core porn.

Salvaging Creativity: Engineering duo finds purpose in found objects

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How cool would it be to take an abandoned farm silo and convert it into your shop? Casey and Patrick are former engineers who have "migrated towards greater creative freedom" and now operate under the name Salvaging Creativity.

$200 Super Bowl Tickets–With a Catch

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Or, rather, without a view of any of the catches. $200 is the price that Cowboy Stadium is charging football fans to stand outside. That's $200 to stare at a TV screen in the plaza outside the east side of the stadium for the duration of the game.

Nintendo 3DS UK wholesale price reveals 1/3 markup

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Nintendo Europe weren’t quite as forthcoming with pricing for the new 3DS as their US counterparts, only saying that the cost for the 3D-capable console would be set by retailers.

AGC Dragontrail takes on Gorilla Glass for toughened crown

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Right now the big name in toughened glass is Corning, whose Gorilla Glass is found fronting devices such as Dell’s Streak and Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, but it seems the company has some competition ahead.

Average Apple salary is only $46k

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John Cassidy of The New Yorker took a deep dive into the balance sheets of both Apple and Goldman Sachs to see which company offers the best return on the capital it employs.

Samsung Galaxy S2 specs said bringing dual-core, 1080p video

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Possible hardware details for the Samsung Galaxy S2 may have emerged from a detailed Korean posting. Believed to be nicknamed the Seine, the 4.3-inch phone would center on a still 1GHz but now dual-core processor known as the Orion.

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Book Review: Designing Media, by Bill Moggridge

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We're jealous of Bill Moggridge's social network...which is a rather meta way of expressing that his new book "Designing Media", about the divide between traditional and virtual media, includes interviews with an amazingly diverse range of fascinating, talented and powerful people.

Wine packaging redesign gets the tattoo treatment

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Will oenophiles flinch? The U.K.-based Cornish Mead Company has taken on a radical (for the wine industry, anyway) package redesign featuring wraparound graphics inspired by, of all things, tattoos.

Segways Pretty Much Banned In UK

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Are Segways dangerous? Personally, it all depends on the driver; whether or not they’re skilled, intoxicated or texting can have a lot to do with the safety of said transporter.

Despite Health Concerns, Companies Still Backing 3D In A Big, Big Way

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The gist of this story is that there’s a number of people out there who don’t like 3D because it makes them feel funny: their eyes hurt, it causes headaches, and so on. Despite this, companies are still throwing their weight behind the medium. Why?

HTC Flyer Android Tablet will start shipping in March

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Section: Communications, Cellphones, Smartphones, Mobile Those who have been wondering what will be HTC’s plan for its attack on the tablet market, you can stop wondering from now. Digitimes is reporting that HTC is planning to launch three tablet PCs in the first half of 2011.

HP Investing Mark Hurd Firing Craziness

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I'm not going to lie to you--we had a field day with the whole Mark Hurd, HP/Oracle kerfuffle. If you don't believe me, take a peak over here. The odd executive sexual harassment/ expense report scandal really hit its stride last fall. Now HP is taking a serious look at exactly what went down.

iPhone iOS 4.3 multitouch gestures get video demo

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Multitouch gestures have been spotted in the iOS 4.3 Beta 1 release, with BGR‘s sources sending in evidence of internal settings pages that suggest the iPhone will also get the gesture support, not just the iPad.

T-Mobile Galaxy S 4G confirmed: HSPA+ model “coming soon”

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T-Mobile USA CEO Philipp Humm has confirmed that an HSPA+ version of the Samsung Vibrant is “coming soon” to the network, as the T-Mobile Galaxy S 4G.

Eric Schmidt: Google pushing LTE, mobile money & cheap smartphones in 2011

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Google CEO Eric Schmidt has taken to the Harvard Business Review to talk about the search giant’s strategic initiatives in 2011, all of which are centered on mobile.

New Rule Helps Visually Impaired to Measure Up

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iOS 4.3 Gestures Demoed On iPhone

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Lord help you if you have big hands because the multi-touch gestures in the new version of iOS. This video comes on the heels of the 4.3 beta 2 launch and shows that, if anything, Apple is serious about the multi-touch.