Anyone who works as a freelancer these days has to be at least a bit familiar with techie things. But it isn’t just that. When I was a kid and those vaguely SF puppet shows were on the television and all the other kids wanted to be Greg Gogetem or Steve Savetheuniverse, I wanted to be the guy in a white coat and glasses called Doc or Brains. Here are some technology-related feeds I find useful and/or entertaining.
Mashable » Marc Jacobs criticized for having models wear wool dreadlocks on runway
After closing out New York Fashion Week on Thursday, Marc Jacobs is under fire for cultural appropriation. The designer was widely slammed on social media for having his show's predominantly white models, including Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid, wear brightly-colored wool dreadlocks. SEE ALSO: Bella Hadid took a tumble on the runway during New York Fashion Week "Okay but like y'all … [Link]
Mashable » iPhone fans around the world line up overnight
We followed the first day of iPhone 7 sales around the world. Read more…More about Mashable Video, Real Time, Iphone App, Real Time Video, and Us World [Link]
Slashdot » 23 Years Later: the Apple II Receives Another OS Update
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Yesterday, software developer John Brooks released what is clearly a work of pure love: the first update to an operating system for the Apple II computer family since 1993. ProDOS 2.4, released on the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the Apple II GS, brings the enhanced operating system to even … [Link]
Mashable » Marc Jacobs' reply to dreadlock haters just fuels the fire
Designer Marc Jacobs has fallen under criticism following his New York Fashion Week presentation which featured multicolored dreadlock wigs. Read more…More about Mashable Video, Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid, Fashion, and New York Fashion Week
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Mashable » Unsafe at any speed: Thousands play Pokémon Go behind the wheel
If you thought that some die hard Pokémon Go fans were playing the game while also trying to drive a car, those suspicions were confirmed Friday. A new study from the JAMA Network analyzed tweets and news items during July relating to the game and driving, and found that over 100,000 incidents of driving while playing were reported on Twitter. 14 … [Link]
Mashable » The extradition saga of the alleged hacker Lauri Love
Alleged hacker Lauri Love has said the only way he'll travel to the United States is inside a body bag, but that hasn't stopped the country from trying to extradite him from the United Kingdom. Love, 31, was allegedly part of a small team who hacked into the FBI, the U.S. military, the Federal Reserve and other agencies from 2012 to … [Link]
Mashable » Watch Leslie Jones watch 'Captain America' and feel your soul rise with joy
Leslie Jones, whatever you do: Please don't leave Twitter. Recently, Jones watched Captain America: Civil War for the first time, and shared her glorious unbridled enthusiasm with us all. The online commentary will ahve you hoping she nevers leaves Twitter again. The Saturday Night Live star briefly dropped off the platform after a serious run-in with trolls. She also spent part … [Link]
Slashdot » Laurene Jobs Awards $10M To Pet Charter School Network of Zuckerberg, Gates
theodp writes: The XQ Institute — a nonprofit backed by Laurene Powell Jobs (Steve's widow) — announced the winners of its $100 million competition (Warning: may be paywalled) to rethink the American high school this week. Among the 10 lucky schools winning a $10M grant was Summit Elevate ("a new high school planning to open in Fall 2018"), part of … [Link]
Mashable » Forget the iPhone 7, the iPhone 8 rumors have already arrived
On Friday, the world reached peak Apple excitement when the new iPhone 7 devices became available in stores. Now that is done, people have already moved on to the iPhone 8. After Apple unleashed the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus — with updated features like water-resistance, a new home button, camera improvements and no headphone jack — to the public, … [Link]
Mashable » This man embarked on an insane international quest for the new iPhone
A man from Thailand may have just completed the ultimate mission to get the new iPhone 7. Attapon Thaphaengphan spent over 19 hours waiting outside the Apple Store in Sydney, Australia, sitting in a queue of over 100 people… after flying there from Bangkok, Thailand. And the trip cost him $800, the Daily Mail reported. SEE ALSO: No, Apple, killing your … [Link]
Slashdot » NYPD Says Talking About Its IMSI Catchers Would Make Them Vulnerable To Hacking
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Motherboard: Typically, cops don't like talking about IMSI catchers, the powerful surveillance technology used to monitor mobile phones en masse. In a recent case, the New York Police Department (NYPD) introduced a novel argument for keeping mum on the subject: Asked about the tools it uses, it argued that revealing the different models … [Link]
Mashable » Despite cloudy, cool summer, Arctic sea ice hits 2nd-lowest level on record
The 2016 Arctic sea ice melt season is over, leaving an emaciated covering of relatively thin ice across the top of the world. The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) announced the minimum ice extent on Thursday, finding that 2016 was virtually tied with 2007 for the second-lowest ice extent on record. All told, the amount of missing Arctic … [Link]
Popular Science » How NASA Goes to Space Without Leaving the Earth
From Our Blogs: Vintage Space In the 1960s, astronauts flew full missions on Earth inside vacuum chambers in the name of landing men on the Moon. [Link]
ProgrammableWeb.com » Daily API RoundUp: Makemoji, Confirm, Wordnik, EUFA Scores, StatSocial, PerimeterX, Riot Games
Every day, the ProgrammableWeb team is busy, updating its three primary directories for APIs, clients (language-specific libraries or SDKs for consuming or providing APIs), and source code samples.
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Mashable » Your Note7 has been recalled. What should you do now?
After weeks of urging consumers to return and exchange their Galaxy Note7 phones, Samsung, in partnership with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), has officially recalled the phones over defective batteries that could potentially explode. Up to 1 million Note7 phones sold are affected in the U.S., but only about 130,000 device owners have returned their devices. Samsung's now diligently … [Link]
Mashable » Pentatonix and Dolly Parton team up for a slick a cappella version of 'Jolene'
Bet you never thought Pentatonix would team up with Dolly Parton and Cracker Barrel. But here we are. The three joined forces — two musical, one buttery — for an a cappella rendition of Parton's "Jolene" that was particularly country-fied, because it was filmed in front of a Cracker Barrel façade. Crank the volume up, grab a biscuit and enjoy … [Link]
Mashable » Great white shark spotted jumping out of water just feet from surfers
A surfing camera in San Francisco captured the moment a massive great white shark put on a splashy (and scary) show. The clip, which was shot Wednesday morning at Ocean Beach, shows nearly a dozen surfers waiting in the water as the shark jumps clear out of the water for a pretty sweet belly flop. While many of the surfers missed … [Link]
Popular Science » Prenatal Mercury Exposure Cancels Out Cognitive Benefits of Exercise
Health Blame it on your mom Cognitive function improves with aerobic exercise, but not for people exposed to high levels of mercury before birth, according to research funded by the National… [Link]
Slashdot » Apple Replaced the Headphone Jack On the iPhone 7 With a Fake Speaker Grill
Not long ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook explained why the company felt a need to remove the headphone jack from the new iPhones — the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. He said, "that jack takes up a lot of space in the phone, a lot of space. And there's a lot of more important things we can provide for … [Link]
Popular Science » Solar-Powered Helicopter Takes Flight
From Our Blogs: Nexus Media News A breakthrough design from student inventors A team of undergraduates at the University of Maryland pulled off the first-ever piloted flight of a solar-powered helicopter. [Link]
Mashable » Kim Kardashian snapped some nudes, because that's what Snapchat is for
At the dawn of Snapchat, the messaging app was widely considered a platform with one primary purpose: sending nudes. And yet, the modern era's foremost nude selfie artist was absent. Eventually, Snapchat became a medium for all sorts of things, including the news, pretending to be a puppy and savage pop star takedowns. But Kim Karadashian-West, who finally joined earlier this … [Link]
Mashable » You won't have to wait much longer to replace your recalled Note7
Note7 owners won't have to wait much longer for a replacement device. With Samsung's official recall of the Note7 now underway, carriers have started to lay out when their customers can expect replacement devices. Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T and US Cellular have all confirmed they will have replacement devices available at their retail locations by Sept. 21. Samsung also says it … [Link]
Slashdot » Mozilla Checks If Firefox Is Affected By Same Malware Vulnerability As Tor
Mozilla is investigating whether the fully patched version of Firefox is affected by the same cross-platform, malicious code-execution vulnerability patched on Friday in the Tor browser. Dan Goodin, reporting for ArsTechnica: The vulnerability allows an attacker who has a man-in-the-middle position and is able to obtain a forged certificate to impersonate Mozilla servers, Tor officials warned in an advisory. From … [Link]
Popular Science » Pigeons Can Read A Little Bit, New Research Shows
Animals I wonder if they read Popular Science They might also be able to read the news about their fallen leaders. Well, almost. How they learn to recognize words could provide insights on the origins of language,… [Link]
Popular Science » A Primer On How Self-Replicating Robots Could Conquer The Universe
Space Universe Exploring 01100101 Neumann probe video… [Link]
Mashable » Models in hijabs make history at New York Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week sees a lot of innovation on the runway, but one Muslim designer managed to bring something completely new to the catwalk this year. Indonesian designer Anniesa Hasibuan made history when she had every one of her models wear a hijab. While models have worn hijabs in Fashion Week shows before, this was the first time the entire … [Link]
Popular Science » North Korea Could Be 5 Years Away From Making A Nuclear Missile
Military They have nukes and missiles, now they need to combine them North Korea might only be five or so years away from building working, nuclear-tipped ICMBs of their own. [Link]
Slashdot » Web Security CEO Warns About Control Of Internet Falling Into Few Hands
The idea behind the internet was to make a massive, decentralized system that wasn't under control of anyone, but that is increasingly changing, according to Matthew Prince, CEO of web security company CloudFlare. His statements come at a time when Google and Facebook and other companies are increasingly building new products and services and locking in users to their respective … [Link]
Popular Science » Driverless Ubers, Disappearing Stars, And More
Science Our 10 favorite images of the week Our ten favorite images from this week in science and tech. [Link]
Mashable » Will the iPhone 7 stand the hydraulic press test?
After a grueling nine days since its announcement, consumers can finally get their hands on Apple's brand new iPhone 7. Although the highly anticipated blend test has yet to be released, the Hydraulic Press Channel on YouTube was able to get its very own sparkling iPhone 7. While almost nothing can stand the force of the hydraulic press, there's something … [Link]
Mashable » This is what a comet disintegrating in space looks like
A comet 67 million miles from Earth broke apart as it flew toward the sun and the Hubble Space Telescope snapped some beautiful images of the cosmic destruction from its post above Earth. The Hubble took the photos over the course of about three days in January 2016, documenting the 25 "building-size blocks" that broke off from Comet 332P, NASA said … [Link]
Mashable » O, the horror! Ranking the Toronto Film Festival's Midnight Madness movies
TORONTO — Each night during the Toronto International Film Festival, when the Princess of Wales theater is empty and everyone with a lanyard around their neck is either sleeping or partying, those with the guts to keep watching movies into the wee hours head to Midnight Madness at the Ryerson Theatre. There's no better environment in which to see a midnight … [Link]
Mashable » 'Westworld' could be the cure for your 'Game of Thrones' nostalgia
LONDON — While none of us is ready to admit that a world without Game of Thrones is our future, HBO is already setting up a successor to the Iron Throne. SEE ALSO: HBO's robot cowboy drama 'Westworld' to premiere in October The series — called Westworld — is a remake of the 1973 film of the same name, and … [Link]
Mashable » Marijuana sommeliers are the future of high-class eating
Finally the worlds of marijuana and fine dining have collided in a delicious (and some would say appetite-enhancing) way. Bloomberg reports that Colorado-based Cultivating Spirits, a cannabis tour and event company, has a verbal commitment for a $400,000 investment and wants to help you plan your next elegant cannabis-focused fine dining event. 
Image: facebookSEE ALSO: Is marijuana legal? The confusing state … [Link]
Slashdot » Half Of US Smartphone Users Download Zero Apps Per Month
Apple's iOS users may have downloaded more than 140 billion apps since the App Store was launched in 2008, but the reality is that a huge number of people just don't try out so many apps anymore. We noted a few weeks ago how people were showing less interest towards apps, and now we have more confirmation on that front. … [Link]
Mashable » Here's why Amazon's 'Fleabag' is about to be everyone's new favorite show
NEW YORK — Phoebe Waller-Bridge's new show Fleabag is being described as everything from "millennial Bridget Jones" to British Broad City. Yes, the lead is British. And spoiler: She's also very funny. But the new Amazon comedy — which became available to stream on Friday — wasn't inspired by the pop culture that came before it. It was actually influenced by … [Link]
Mashable » Megan Rapinoe knelt for the national anthem and U.S. Soccer didn't appreciate it
Megan Rapinoe knelt during the national anthem before the United States women's national team's 9-0 exhibition win over Thailand on Thursday. Though it wasn't Rapinoe's first time kneeling in support of Colin Kaepernick's silent national anthem protest, it was her first time doing so while playing for the U.S. squad. SEE ALSO: Black and white: Why Megan Rapinoe's support for Colin … [Link]
Mashable » The stories behind the haunting effects in 'The Thing'
The defining characteristic of The Thing was that the Thing wasn't defined – it could take on the form of any living thing — quite a demanding creature for a makeup and effects team! Especially with that defibrillator chest chomp scene. We’ll take a look at how the Thing was brought to the screen, from the adaptation of the short … [Link]
Mashable » Paddleboarding enthusiast Orlando Bloom finally made his Instagram public
Orlando Bloom is letting it all hang out. On Instagram, that is. Bloom finally made his account public after using it privately for just over a year, sharing plenty of photos of his year globe-trotting. He skis with his son, hits up Burning Man with Katy Perry and finally finds his swim trunks. SEE ALSO: Orlando Bloom treated Katy Perry to … [Link]
Slashdot » Windows 10 Haters: Try Linux On Kaby Lake Chips With Dell's New XPS 13
Attention Linux enthusiasts. Your OS of your choice can finally work on laptops with Intel's Kaby Lake chips. Dell is releasing three new models of slick XPS 13 Developer Edition that will be available with Ubuntu OS and 7th Generation Core processors in the U.S. and Canada starting on Oct. 10, reports PCWorld. From the article:Prices for XPS 13 DE … [Link]
Popular Science » People Who Claim They're Fine With Little Sleep May Be Fooling Themselves
Health Sleep's a mystery, but this study reveals worrisome new patterns Attention everyone who's smugly proclaimed that they "just don't need a full night's sleep."… [Link]
Mashable » The newest controversial Silicon Valley startup wants to buy a stake in your home
Point is promising to do something radical — changing how homeowners fund their mortgages and think about the value of their homes. Proponents say it could change the financial realities of millions of Americans. Critics agree, but worry it could be for the worse. Point offers homeowners the chance to sell a stake in the equity of their home. When homeowners … [Link]
Slashdot » Woman Faces $9,100 Verizon Bill For Data She Says She Didn't Use
A Verizon Wireless customer says she received a bill of $9,100 for hundreds of gigabytes of data usage which never consumed. The woman told the Cleveland Plain Dealer she was on Verizon's 4GB shared data plan, and like any normal person, the bill of $8,535 from Verizon for consuming 569GB of data in a matter of few days doesn't compute … [Link]
ProgrammableWeb.com » API Provider’s Checklist For API Endpoint, Resource, and Payload Planning
Home is where your heart is. In this sense, the home of your Web application is where your application programming interface rests, since the latter is (or at least should be in a perfect world) the heart of any Web endeavor that’s not a plain website. Whether you’re a rookie or a hardcore developer, it’s always handy to have a … [Link]
Mashable » It's now safe for T-Mobile users to update to iOS 10
Apple has released a fix for the iOS 10 issue that caused "connectivity issues" for T-Mobile users. The carrier is now advising users who had problems to update to the latest version of iOS. SEE ALSO: Buggy rollout hasn't hindered iOS 10 adoption, report says The unspecified issue caused some iPhone 6, 6 Plus and iPhone SE owners to experience connectivity … [Link]
New Scientist – News » Blind people use brain’s visual cortex to help do maths
People who have been blind since birth use the same parts of the brain as everyone else to do arithmetic, but may get an extra boost from their visual cortex [Link]
Popular Science » Pigeons Know When They're Getting Bad Leadership Advice
Animals Can we learn something from bird democracies? A new study published in the Royal Society journal Biology Letters shows potential for a coup in the coop when the head pigeon flies astray… [Link]
Mashable » The iPhone 7 gets a bigger butt
Rejoice! Apple's new Smart Battery Case for the iPhone 7 is beefier than previous versions. When the $99 add-on rolls out at the end of this month, it'll improve the iPhone 7's "talk time" by up to 26 hours, Apple says. The case can also add 22 hours of internet use and 24 hours of internet playback: Since you probably do … [Link]
Mashable » 7 dos and don'ts for host Jimmy Kimmel at the Emmys
This isn't Jimmy Kimmel's first barbeque – and by barbeque, we mean hosting gig at the Emmys – but with TV as popular as it is, the late-night host show has to bring his A-game to his next turn as master of ceremonies on Sunday night. Fear not, Jimmy, for we've assembled a quick list of dos and don'ts for your … [Link]
Mashable » Shirtless dudes posing with rescue dogs is your dream 2017 calendar
The 2017 edition of Heartthrobs and Hound Dogs has all the elements of a perfect calendar: Dogs in need of forever homes posing with servicemen who just happen to be completely ripped. It's the female gaze put to a good cause. SEE ALSO: Writer and photographer team up to document the lives of senior dogs 
Image: ricki beason rescue photographyShirtless dudes … [Link]
Slashdot » AP, Vice, USA Today Sue FBI For Info On Phone Hack of San Bernardino Shooter
Three news organizations filed a lawsuit Friday seeking information about how the FBI was able to break into the locked iPhone of one of the gunmen in the December terrorist attack in San Bernardino. From a USA Today report: The Justice Department spent more than a month this year in a legal battle with Apple over it could force the … [Link]
Mashable » Ugg and Teva's new mashup 'sandals' are confusingly impractical
Ah, Ugg boots and Teva sandals: both so, so ugly and far too familiar. Despite this, the two brands have paired up to create two Ugg-Teva hybrids that look so ridiculous we can hardly imagine where you'd wear them. SEE ALSO: Are wool sneakers the future of footwear? Some investors think so. 
Image: tevaWhile both brands share their key quality of … [Link]
Mashable » Congress could force drugmakers to justify raising prices
In response to the intensifying outrage over the cost of medicines, a bipartisan group of lawmakers Thursday introduced a bill that would require drug makers to justify their pricing and provide a breakdown of their costs before raising prices on certain products by more than 10 percent. Under the Fair Drug Pricing Act, which is cosponsored by Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) and … [Link]
Mashable » Writer runs back into burning home to rescue his laptop
Someone please get this man an iCloud account. After his house caught fire during a neighborhood-wide blaze earlier this week, New Orleans writer Gideon Hodge sprinted back into a burning building to retrieve his laptop, which he said contained two completed, unpublished novels. "Despite my better sense, I just ran inside and grabbed it. I didn’t think to be scared," Hodge … [Link]
Mashable » This is your first glimpse of future Volkswagen EVs
Volkswagen is super-duper serious about going green. Emphasizing that fact, it will unveil a new electrified concept car later this month at the Paris Motor Show. Ahead of that that official debut, the German automaker has released three teaser images of that concept likely to both pique our interest for the thing but also to undermine the headlines Chevy has been … [Link]
Mashable » Apple ordered to pay $118 million in back taxes in Japan
Apple has been slapped with yet another tax bill, this time for $118 million in Japan. The company was ordered to pay 12 billion yen, or about $118 million, in back taxes to the Japanese government, according to the Financial Times, which cited Japanese media reports. The ruling holds Apple liable for withholding tax from a local subsidiary in Japan, which … [Link]
Mashable » iPhone 7's lightning jack may also be a durability liability
The iPhone 7's missing headphone jack is more than just inconvenient. It causes a major durability issue. While the iPhone 7 is built unsurprisingly well, the lightning jack still has the same lifespan. This would be fine if you didn't have to share the iPhone 7's lightning jack between your charger and your headphones. But you do. SEE ALSO: … [Link]
Mashable » Corey Feldman dressed like the Grim Reaper for a bizarre 'Today' performance
Goonies star Corey Feldman began his new career as a crooning Grim Reaper on Friday's Today show. Before launching into a musical set with his band of angels, Feldman explained that the theme of his new album, Angelic 2 the Core, is the battle between good and evil. Obviously. "If you look, actually, at the artwork on the album, you'll see … [Link]
Slashdot » Right To Be Forgotten? Web Privacy Debate in Italy After Women's Suicide
The suicide of a woman who battled for months to have a video of her having sex removed from the internet is fuelling debate in Italy on the "right to be forgotten" online. The 31-year-old, identified as Tiziana, was found hanged at her aunt's home in Mugnano, close to Naples in the country's south on Tuesday, reports Agence France-Presse. From … [Link]
Mashable » 6 things you didn't know about ants, and how to kill them
Ants are marvelous creatures. They're organized, brave, strategic – and you may have heard about how certain ants can lift up to 50 times their body weight. But here's where ants aren't so marvelous: In your home. Ants are among the most-common household pests in the world, parading through the kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces of city dwellers … [Link]
Mashable » The Chainsmokers bro would like everyone to stop calling him a bro
Drew Taggart of the Chainsmokers would like you to know that he contains multitudes. For example, he really loves Bon Iver. Following a Billboard profile titled "The Chainsmokers on Ruling the Billboard Hot 100 & Owning the 'Frat Bro' Label," the EDM duo's Drew Taggart tweeted his disappointment over being inextricably tied to the 'frat bro' label. SEE ALSO: Here are … [Link]
Mashable » Dyson Supersonic blows away the competition, but it comes with a steep price
My wife cradled the new Dyson Supersonic hair dryer like it was a newborn baby. Her eyes beseeched me, “Please don’t take this away.” Minutes earlier, she had tried the unusual-looking hair dryer for the first time. I’d tapped my wife to stand in as my proxy because of our obvious hirsute differences. I haven’t used a blow dryer in 20 … [Link]
ProgrammableWeb.com » GoDaddy's Proposal for Standard DNS Configuration API Could Ease a Lot of Pain
Here at ProgrammableWeb, we've spent the last couple of years studying the myriad APIs being released into the wild and have been quietly adjusting our data model to accomodate the direction that the API economy is taking.
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Mashable » Boy grew out his gorgeous mane to make wigs for cancer patients
Growing out your hair can serve as a lot more than just good braid material. After two years of no haircuts, 8-year-old Thomas Moore from Maryland got his flowing locks chopped off to make wigs for children with cancer. SEE ALSO: Mum raises awareness for childhood cancer with heartbreaking school photo my nephew grew his hair out for two years to … [Link]
Mashable » Dutch pilot shockingly unharmed after crash landing into a potato field
If your plane needs to crash land, crash land in a potato field. On Saturday, Sept. 10, Omroep Brabant reported a small aircraft that crash-landed into a potato field in Breda Airport in the Netherlands. Amazingly, no one was harmed. Soon after taking off, the plane began to lose power, forcing its pilot to make a request to turn back … [Link]
Mashable » Humpback whales rudely interrupt man doing pushups on a kayak
A man completing the 22 Pushup Challenge in an unique way was surprised to see two massive humpback whales photobomb his routine. YouTuber Erik Jones was filming his friend Mike Pelayo on day nine of the 22 Pushup Challenge in order to raise awareness for veteran suicide prevention. The challenge asks participants to complete 22 pushups for 22 days, so … [Link]
Mashable » Your inner meteorologist will squeal over these awe-inspiring weather photos
Anyone with selfie fatigue will welcome the sight of these images, which take in the bigger picture with awe-inspiring snaps of weather phenomena. More than 800 photographs were submitted to the first Weather Photographer of the Year competition, the winner of which was announced Sept. 10. SEE ALSO: Connecting the dots on 2016’s extreme summer weather and global warming Photos … [Link]
Mashable » Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick team up to cover 'True Colors'
Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick show off their true colors with a newly released cover of the Cyndi Lauper's hit of the same name. The two are just a couple of the famous voices involved in the Trolls film and soundtrack. With "True Colors," Timberlake and Kendrick deliver a powerful and moving rendition that will surely fit well with the … [Link]
Mashable » Trump proves – yet again – he is the master of manipulating the media
Donald Trump's Friday press conference may go down as the biggest media (and voter) manipulation of the 2016 presidential election. The Republican nominee for president hyped up a press conference at his new Washington, D.C. hotel, where reporters expected him to speak about his stated belief that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States. SEE ALSO: LinkedIn cofounder … [Link]
Slashdot » Autonomous Vehicles Won't Give Us Any More Free Time, Says Study
An anonymous reader writes: People hoping that the driverless cars of the future will give them more free time while travelling may be in for a disappointment. Increased productivity is one of the expected benefits of self-driving cars, but a new study claims that they will have little impact. The study showed that nearly 36 percent of Americans say they … [Link]
Mashable » 6 ways you’re being too open online
By now, most of us have gotten used to the idea of being “open” online. We freely exchange information over email, post content to social media, and peruse websites with reckless abandon, assuming there are security and privacy measures in place to protect us from any unseen dangers. However, these habits — especially when adopted by newcomers to the Internet … [Link]
Mashable » Ariana Grande shuts down Ryan Seacrest's probing questions
Ariana Grande is fresh off a a few talk show performances, still dropping new music, and gearing up to go on her "Dangerous Woman" tour. That's all to say that she definitely doesn't have time for relationship gossip, and she let Ryan Seacrest know exactly that. On Wednesday, the "Side To Side" singer appeared on On Air with Ryan Seacrest and … [Link]
Popular Science » How We Swagger Speaks Volumes About Our Personalities
Science Walk this way, if you're feeling aggressive You can tell by the way I use my walk, I'm aggressive and overly exaggerate my gait. [Link]
Mashable » Now we know exactly what's inside the iPhone 7 in place of the headphone jack
Now that the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus (well, technically) are on sale, we didn't have to wait too long to see the devices torn down to bits. Naturally, we were especially interested in the part where the headphone jack used to reside on the same-sized iPhone 6S. Apple has taken a lot of flak for removing this part, … [Link]
Slashdot » Russia Bans Pornhub, YouPorn – Tells Citizens To Meet Someone In Real Life
Russia has blocked two of the biggest porn websites. The Russian state watchdog Roskomnadzor, which oversees internet in the country, announced that it was blockeing Pornhub and YouPorn. When a Russian citizen asked on Twitter about an alternative, it replied; "as an alternative you can meet someone in real life,". From a report: The regulator dropped the banhammer on Tuesday, … [Link]
Popular Science » You Can Now Vote For Your Favorite Fossil Discoveries Of 2016
Animals Even in one year, a lot of weird discoveries are made A summary of some of the wild submissions for this year's Top 10 Open Access Fossil Vertebrates of 2016. [Link]
Popular Science » Los Angeles County Sheriff's Robot Grabs Gun From Suspect
Technology Sneaky remote-controlled robot Robot disarms suspect… [Link]
Mashable » How to watch the 'Hearthstone' Americas Summer Championship
There are only two more chances to qualify for the 2016 Hearthstone World Championship, and winning the Summer Championship is one of them. SEE ALSO: 'Hearthstone' is welcoming new players with a 51-card Welcome Bundle The Hearthstone Americas Summer Championship is running Saturday and Sunday featuring eight of the top Hearthstone players from North and South America. Players are competing for … [Link]
Popular Science » Could SpaceX's Falcon 9 Really Launch Again By November?
Space The company is hoping recovery from launch pad explosion will happen much faster this time around Although the explosion was “the most difficult and complex failure we have ever had," SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell expects the company might resume launching rockets… [Link]
Mashable » While Fallon was touching Trump's hair, Trevor Noah and Bill Clinton got real about the ugly campaign
We're mere weeks away from election day and the 2016 campaign is struggling more than ever to pretend that the two leading candidates are equally matched. While Trump's interviewers may feel better to comfortably side-step his personality, Trevor Noah sat down with former president Bill Clinton to speak about his wife's work (asking only briefly at the beginning about her … [Link]
Mashable » Sure seems like Calvin Harris calls Taylor Swift 'two faced' in his new song
Calvin Harris, our generation's Frank Sinatra, has new track called "My Way." It's about a "two faced" person who was getting in his way. In the lyric video, birds fly away free. But whoever could that person be? "It was all about you/Now I feel so far removed," sings Harris (yep, he actually sings in this one and nope, it's … [Link]
Mashable » Wearing his new Yeezy cleats earned NFL player a cool $6,000 fine
Kanye West and multifaceted Houston Texans wideout DeAndre Hopkins may love fashion, but the NFL sure doesn't. The No Fun League National Football League reportedly handed Hopkins a $6,000 fine for wearing the new Yeezy 350 cleats during the Texans' season opener last Sunday, Hopkins told a group of reporters Thursday. Hopkins was one of a few NFL stars to receive … [Link]
Mashable » 'Destiny' isn't quite ready for esports, and it may never be
I love Destiny a whole lot, but I don't think it's a good fit for professional gaming. The dawn of private matches in Destiny has led a lot of the game's fans to speculate — "assume" may be a better word for it — that esports are next. Bungie even has guidelines in place — the Destiny Competition License — for … [Link]
Mashable » You will quietly freak out at video of tiny kitten defying death on busy highway
The kitten was rescued by a man after spending three and a half minutes frozen still in the middle of the road. It is now safe and in recovery. Read more…More about Mashable Video, Real Time, Real Time Video, Cat, and Saved [Link]
Slashdot » Apple Japan Unit Ordered To Pay $118M Tax For Underreporting Income
Apple's unit in Japan was ordered to pay 12 billion yen, or $118 million tax by local authorities after they determined it had underreported income. Apple has since reportedly paid the sum. From a Reuters report: The Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau determined that the unit, which sends part of its profits earned from fees paid by Japan subscribers to another … [Link]
Mashable » 'Grammar Snob' is the perfect app for people who are objectively the worst
Because technology handles everything these days, you'll no longer need to type to dole out passive-aggressive grammar edits via text. Thanks to the new sticker app Grammar Snob, your rude tendency to copy edit friends' text messages is just a tap away. SEE ALSO: 6 novel-writing tips from one of the publishing world's top editors 
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Mashable » Fox shares first five minutes of 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' on social media
It's astounding!The next live TV musical will be Fox's Rocky Horror Picture Show, and after catching our first extended look at the show (above) we're shivering with antici…pation.The clip is the first five minutes of what will be the live show and features Ivy Levan singing "Science Fiction Double Feature." Need more? Fans will be able to watch the whole … [Link]
Popular Science » Feed Or Starve A Sickness? It Depends On The Infection
Health Fasting eases bacterial, but not viral, illnesses in mice Depending on the type of infection making us sick, fasting may be either helpful or harmful, an experiment in mice indicates. [Link]
Mashable » Social Good Summit 2016: How to take part in the #2030NOW conversation
U.N. Week is just days away, and all eyes will be on New York City as world leaders and dignitaries gather to address the greatest challenges of our time. While those discussions will take place behind closed doors, the Social Good partners invite the world to participate in the #2030NOW conversation. SEE ALSO: U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to speak at … [Link]
New Scientist – News » Rattlesnakes silently shook their tails before evolving rattles
Which came first, the rattle or the shake? A study of some 50 species of venomous and non-venomous snakes suggests the behaviour existed long before the tool [Link]
Mashable » From 'Game of Thrones' to 'Mr. Robot' here are our Emmy predictions
In a summer of swimmers, psoriasis and stuff a whole lot stranger, it's clear that the American people deserve a gold medal for binge watching. For that, the main event is the upcoming Emmy Awards, even if some of our favorites will never win. With more TV than ever and not enough awards to go around, we hedged our bets on … [Link]
New Scientist – News » Snub-nosed monkeys are so inbred they may struggle to survive
South-East Asia's Tonkin snub-nosed monkeys are in bigger trouble than we thought, with low genetic diversity among the largest wild population [Link]
Slashdot » Logitech Buys Saitek
PC accessories maker Logitech announced that it is acquiring Saiket brand and its line of flight sim controller assets from MadCatz for $13 million in cash. From a report on BetaNews: Today, the company announces a surprising acquisition. Logitech has officially bought Saitek — maker of simulation controllers. While the move was unexpected, it actually makes a lot of sense. … [Link]
Mashable » The guy who dropped an iPhone on live TV can't afford the new iPhone
LONDON — Dropping an iPhone is an excruciating experience. But there are two conditions that can arguably make it worse: dropping said phone mere minutes after purchasing it, and then having the exact moment captured on live television. Sound like the stuff of nightmares? For one teen in Australia, it was all too real. SEE ALSO: God save the queue: Small … [Link]
Mashable » Keith Olbermann is back and ready to take on Trump
Keith Olbermann spent years lambasting George W. Bush, labeling him a fascist, a war criminal and any number of other not-so-positive things. Such is the political times that Olbermann is wistful for those bad old days. "I would vote for George W. Bush for a third term, if possible, rather than Donald Trump," Olbermann said in a phone interview with Mashable. … [Link]
Mashable » Thieves with rotten luck rob iPhone delivery truck, get 900 iPhone 5s and jail time
You don’t need to look at sales stats to know how popular the iPhone 5s is in India. SEE ALSO: Thief dresses like Apple store employee, makes off with 19 iPhones The Delhi Police arrested two robbers yesterday who had allegedly robbed a truck laden with over 900 iPhones. Their luck was so rotten that not only did they get caught … [Link]
Mashable » Twitter's NFL debut impresses despite some problems
Thursday night represented our first look at a very big bet by Twitter on its future as a live events platform. The social platform livestreamed the first of 10 Thursday night football games, with the stream available on mobile as well as its brand new connected device apps. Twitter has streamed some sports before, but this was by far its biggest … [Link]
Popular Science » Arm Your Battlestation With These Desk Upgrades
Gadgets 6 gadgets to up your game Arm Your Battlestation With These Desk Upgrades… [Link]
Mashable » Teams are set for ELeague 'Counter-Strike' Season 2
All 16 teams are locked in for ELeague Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Season 2 after the final preliminary matches concluded Thursday. SEE ALSO: 5 upcoming esports tournaments we can't wait to check out The Americas teams that qualified are SK Gaming, Immortals, Echo Fox and OpTic Gaming, and the European teams are G2 Esports, FaZe Clan, Team Dignitas and Alternate Attax. They … [Link]
Mashable » Models strip naked for Augmented Reality fashion display in London
Warning: There is some NSFW nudity in the images below. LONDON — When you think of Augmented Reality (AR), the first things that spring to mind might well be apps or gaming. But probably not fashion. To kick off London Fashion Week, though, online retailer Lyst has brought AR into the fashion world in a fairly unexpected way — by using … [Link]
Slashdot » Apple Is Still Ignoring One of the Biggest iPhone Engineering Flaws of All Time: 'Touch Disease'
Jason Koebler, writing for Motherboard: As Apple is preparing to ship its brand new iPhone, the company continues to ignore one of the biggest hardware defects to ever plague its smartphone line. Just two years after it was released, the touchscreens of thousands upon thousands of iPhone 6 Pluses are completely losing their functionality under normal use, which experts say … [Link]
New Scientist – News » Saturn’s rings may be from the whirl of a passing icy rock
The direction an unlucky planetoid is spinning may dictate how much of it gets pulverised and pulled into orbit to create the bands around the giant planets [Link]
Mashable » Amazon starts selling used and refurbished phones in India
As Amazon fights against Flipkart for the top e-commerce spot in India, it is looking at old and refurbished phones for further expansion in the country. SEE ALSO: India rejects Apple's plans to sell refurbished iPhones, but might agree to Apple Stores Amazon India has launched a store on its website to offer Indian customers more affordable phones. These phones have … [Link]
New Scientist – News » Arctic summer sea ice melts to second lowest level ever recorded
The melt follows last year’s record low of winter ice that set stage for the summer low. Long term consequences for ecosystems could be dire [Link]
Mashable » Donald Trump lets Jimmy Fallon ruffle his hair and some people aren't happy
The Republican presidential nominee is trying to shake up his campaign, which has so far focused on what many say has been fear-mongering discourse. Now Trump is trying to play nice. Read more…More about Mashable Video, Hairdo Hairstyle, Jimmy Fallon, Donald Trump, and Donald Trump Jr.
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Mashable » Can you find the cats hiding in this Latvian mayor's office?
Politicians everywhere, take note — if you want a quick, surefire way to boost your popularity, start sharing more photos of your pets. Even better, take a leaf out of the Mayor of Riga's book and share a 360-degree Facebook photo encouraging people to spot your cats. SEE ALSO: Can you find this secret agent cat hiding in the kitchen? On … [Link]
Mashable » Formula One star Jenson Button is confused by all the Pokémon zombies in Singapore
Racing superstar Jenson Button is in Singapore for this weekend's Formula One night race, but he's encountered something that stopped him in his tracks. The Englishman was at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore when he spotted a migratory horde of Pokémon hunters flowing down the corridor of the shopping mall. When Pokemon takes over the World. #veryweird #notforme A video … [Link]
Mashable » God save the queue: Small showing for the London launch of iPhone 7
LONDON — We arrived at the Friday morning iPhone 7 launch in London to a dismal scene of maybe 10 people huddled under umbrellas outside the Convent Garden Apple store. In previous years, diehard Apple fans have stood in line for hours and even days to get their hands on the latest gadget. SEE ALSO: iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus: … [Link]
Mashable » Can you spot all the characters in this Netflix version of a 'Where's Waldo' comic?
In this grown-up version of a Where's Waldo-style illustration, all your favourite Netflix characters are out to play in a lush park. We won't give it all away, but look out for characters from Stranger Things, Bojack Horseman, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Orange is the New Black. SEE ALSO: 5 best Netflix original shows The clever illustration was created for Netflix … [Link]
Mashable » Andy Samberg and Neil deGrasse Tyson discuss the morality of sex with robots
As we all know, the question of whether or not having sex with a robot constitutes cheating is one that's troubled the scientific community for years. At long last, though, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson appears to have a solution. During an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Tyson was asked three science-based questions by fellow guest Andy … [Link]
O'Reilly News and Commentary » #Ebook Deal/Day: Quantifying the User Experience – $27.48 (Save 50%) Use code DEAL
Get "Quantifying the User Experience" today using code DEAL and save 50%!This sale ends at 2:00 AM 2016-09-19 (PDT, GMT-8:00). [Link]
Slashdot » Over 500K People Have Installed a Pokemon Go-Related App That Roots and Hijacks Android Devices
An anonymous reader writes: Over 500,000 people have downloaded an Android app called "Guide for Pokemon Go" that roots the devices in order to deliver ads and installs apps without the user's knowledge. Researchers that analyzed the malware said it contained multiple defenses that made reverse-engineering very difficult — some of the most advanced they've seen — which explains why … [Link]
Mashable » Heroic Scottish man crawls headfirst down muddy pipe to rescue lost dog
LONDON — If you don't like the thought of small, cramped spaces, you might want to turn away now. On Wednesday, during a grouse shoot at Invermark Estate in Angus, Scotland, a cocker spaniel named Jazz disappeared. SEE ALSO: Lost dog swims 6 miles, returns home thanks to Facebook The story of how Jazz was found and eventually rescued by gamekeepers … [Link]
New Scientist – News » Cold fusion is better left out in the cold
An influx of money coming from investors has got the US Congress interested in funding cold fusion. Such a move would probably be a waste of taxpayer money [Link]
Mashable » Google had a glorious explanation for this cow's blurred face in Street View
LONDON — Animals deserve their privacy too, you know. For the noble British cow, nothing could be more disrupting to an early afternoon riverside stroll than the sight of a pesky cameraman coming along to disturb the peace. SEE ALSO: The 20 Scariest Google Street View Sightings Thankfully, it appears Google understands the need for bovine privacy. Great to see Google … [Link]
Mashable » Singapore gets third Paralympic gold in its history thanks to swimming champ Yip Pin Xiu
National para-swimmer Yip Pin Xiu has won a second gold medal at the Rio Paralympics on Friday morning, local media reported. She came in first in the women's 50m backstroke S2 event with the timing of 1 min 00.33sec, followed by China's Feng Yazhu (1:02.66) and Ukraine's Iryna Sotska (1:17.22). SEE ALSO: Table tennis player who lost his arms as a … [Link]
Mashable » Jeremy Clarkson's new driving show has an epic teaser trailer (and a launch date)
Brace yourselves, Top Gear fans — we finally have our first proper glimpse of the old gang together again. On Thursday, Amazon Prime launched a teaser trailer for The Grand Tour — its new driving show — which will feature Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May back behind their respective wheels after the threesome left the BBC's top-rated car … [Link]
Mashable » iPhone 7 Plus teardown confirms bigger Taptic Engine, larger battery
You shouldn't feel embarrassed if you can’t tell what’s new in the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. After all, Apple’s new iPhones look almost identical to its last year’s offerings. But thankfully we have the gadget repair community iFixit which tears up phones to pieces to check if there's anything new under the hood. SEE ALSO: iPhone 7 and iPhone … [Link]
Slashdot » 28 Years A Smeghead: Red Dwarf Is Coming Back
BarbaraHudson writes: Unless you're a smeghead, you'll be excited to know that (after 28 years after the smash cult sitcom began) Red Dwarf seasons 11 and 12 are now in production. The Guardian reports: "'I've known these guys longer than I've known my wife,' says Charles (Lister). 'That was what it came down to — a choice between staying in … [Link]
Mashable » Singaporeans still lined up for the iPhone 7, but queues were noticeably shorter
SINGAPORE — As they do every year, the lines outside stores showed up as expected on iPhone launch day on Friday. But the lines, which in the past often snaked around the block, were observed to be shorter than usual. In part, this was due to the global stock shortage of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus devices, meaning people wouldn't … [Link]
Mashable » An iPhone 7 has already made it to this man in the remote outback
While some Australians were first in the world to grab an iPhone 7 from an Apple Store in Sydney Friday morning, it's much more of a challenge for those living in the outback. Take Les Pilton, who has been running a pub in the tiny town of Barrow Creek in the Northern Territory for the past 28 years. The town has … [Link]
The Joy of Tech » JoT #2334: Webcam? Use duct tape!
Duct tape and cover up! [Link]
Mashable » Woman brings her Steve Jobs body pillow to camp outside Apple Store
Tokyo resident Ayano Tominaga is such a huge Apple fan that she slept outside the Apple store in trendy Omotesando for two nights, just to be able to get the iPhone 7. But she wasn't alone. She brought her Steve Jobs body pillow for company, and gleefully posed for pictures with the likeness of the legendary Apple co-founder on Friday when … [Link]
Mashable » These maps are cool, if you like viewing details of every dirt road ever
Australia has a lot of roads. A helluva a lot. But you've never quite seen them like this before. These posters somehow manage to squeeze in Australia's 500,000 dirt tracks, roads and highways with the finest of details. It's a creation of geography student Robbi Bishop-Taylor, who resides in Sydney, Australia. He's currently completing his PhD in Geospatial Science at the … [Link]
Mashable » Man ticketed for speeding 88 mph in DeLorean claims he wasn't trying to time travel
When Doc Brown designed his DeLorean in Back to the Future, he had one goal in mind: time travel. But when 55-year-old Nigel Mills of Essex, England, recently took his own DeLorean out for a spin, he wasn't particularly interested in traveling back in time. He was, however, clocked for speeding at 88 mph — the speed at which Doc Brown … [Link]
Mashable » Police cat proves you can fight crime, even if you sleep 16 hours a day
Police dogs are known for their ferociousness, but there are some jobs that a canine can't do. Enter Ed — the latest recruit keeping cat crime in check. It all started when police in New South Wales, Australia recently had a pest problem in the horse stables that cosily house their horse troops. The cops enlisted the cat to keep vermin … [Link]
Slashdot » Religion In US 'Worth More Than Google and Apple Combined'
A new study says religion in the United States is worth $1.2 trillion per year. Not only is that equivalent to the 15th largest national economy in the world, but it's more than the combined revenues of the top 10 technology companies in the U.S., including Apple, Amazon and Google. The study, "The Socioeconomic Contributions of Religion To American Society: … [Link]
Mashable » Not everyone is happy Jimmy Fallon messed with Donald Trump's hair
Donald Trump's hair has been a comedic gold mine for late-night talk show hosts since … well, pretty much forever. On Thursday, Jimmy Fallon got to touch it on The Tonight Show. SEE ALSO: LinkedIn cofounder will pay $5 million for Donald Trump's tax returns Fallon asked the Republican presidential nominee — fresh off visiting Dr. Oz and terrifying a … [Link]
Mashable » Petition to get Steve Irwin on Aussie currency is really, really popular
The very Australian environmentalist, Steve Irwin might not be the first person you think of when you think of Australia's banknotes. That sort of prime position has been reserved for venerable and historical figures, like royals or opera singers. SEE ALSO: Watch: Australia's new five dollar note is impressively futuristic But a petition to get Irwin, who died in 2006 from … [Link]
Mashable » 100 tiny robots replaced humans in this queue for the iPhone 7
People all over the world are lining up for the iPhone 7 (and iPhone 7 Plus, if they pre-ordered) Friday. But it might surprise you to learn that a bunch of stand-in robots probably got one before you did. SEE ALSO: Thought you'd buy yourself an iPhone 7 on Friday? Too bad, UK. New Zealand-based Apple carrier Spark used robots to … [Link]
Slashdot » Tesla Is Suing An Oil-Company Executive For Impersonating Elon Musk
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Business Insider: Tesla is suing an oil executive under suspicion of impersonating Elon Musk to dig up confidential financial information from the company, Forbes reported on Wednesday. The lawsuit, reportedly filed Wednesday in the Superior Court of Santa Clara County, claimed that Todd Katz, the chief financial officer for Quest Integrity Group, emailed … [Link]
Mashable » Here's how to use apps with Siri in iOS 10
With all of iOS 10's new messaging features, you'd be forgiven for forgetting that Siri support for third-party apps was one of the biggest new features to launch with the update. Thanks to iOS 10, you can use Siri to send messages, hail rides, make payments and more with many of the apps you already use. SEE ALSO: 12 hidden features … [Link]
Slashdot » Microsoft Has More Open Source Contributors On GitHub Than Facebook and Google
An anonymous reader writes from a report via The Next Web: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has really embraced open source over the past couple of years. GitHub, a site that is home to a number of the web's biggest collaborative code projects, has counted more than 5.8 million active users on its platform over the past 12 months, and says … [Link]
Mashable » Alcohol is the scariest monster in Anne Hathaway's 'Colossal'
Nacho Vigalondo’s Colossal, which stars Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis, is a charming if slight cautionary tale about the monsters that people become when they drink. Hathaway plays Gloria, who we meet just as her yuppie boyfriend (Dan Stevens, in a largely thankless role) throws her out of his apartment because she’s a drunken mess who’s “out of control.” Broke and … [Link]
Mashable » The adaptation differences in the Harry Potter series are wickedly permissible
Dive back into the wizarding world of adaptations with part 2 in our What’s the Difference Harry Potter-a-thon. Let’s take a look at the significant ways the movies veered away from the books. Wands at the ready! Read more…More about Mashable Video, Book To Film Adaptation, Adaptations, What S The Difference, and Whats The Difference [Link]
Mashable » Baseball exec gets suspended for keeping secret medical records
Recent controversies surrounding the release of medical records have claimed Hilary Clinton, Donald Trump, and as of Thursday, 25 Olympic athletes. Add one baseball executive to that list. Major League Baseball announced Thursday it has suspended San Diego Padres General Manager A.J. Preller for 30 days. Though MLB's statement doesn't cite any specific violations by Preller, ESPN's Buster Olney reported the … [Link]
ProgrammableWeb.com » myTomorrows Opens API Access to Clinical Trial Data
myTomorrows announced an open API for access to its database of information related to clinical trials of investigational drugs. Through the API, developers gain programmatic access to data from over 300,000 trials. Prior to the launch, the same data was available to both doctors and patients through myTomorrows' website. myTomorrows believes both patients and doctors can benefit from API access, … [Link]
Slashdot » Samsung Formally Recalls The Galaxy Note 7
While Samsung has recalled its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones on September 2 due to faulty batteries, the company has yet to formally recall them with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. That is, until today. CNNMoney reports: While Samsung hammered out its formal recall plan with U.S. regulators, the FAA told airline passengers to turn off the phones when flying … [Link]
Mashable » The 'official' Prince tribute concert is on next month, and it is loaded
This dance ain't gonna be for everybody. Just the sexy Prince people. Plans for the "official" Prince tribute concert — the one with his family's blessing and all — have finally solidified, and you'll want to be there if you've got the extra time. "Prince: The Official Prince Tribute — A Celebration of Life & Music" is ready to roar on … [Link]
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