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• Beautiful Widgets Available for Free on Google Play Store

  

  Beautiful Widgets launched a Levelup Studio.Android has been one of the most popular apps for customising your homescreen with awesome widgets and weather... Read more

  The 05 May 2013 by   Aryanbd1
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• Twitter Has Got Your Back!

  

  Privacy in the digital age means a lot of things to a lot of people. From social networks to government surveillance, people always seem to be concerned. But... Read more

  The 09 May 2013 by   Hadi20
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• New Lithium-ion Battery That Recharges 1,000 Times Faster

  

  This time, the innovation lies in its charge time. It is a microscopic battery developed by a team of researchers from the University of Illinois at... Read more

  The 09 May 2013 by   Hadi20
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• Disturbed Gradients

  

  Simple gradient studies. I have been experimenting with different methods, how to use a simple (2 components) gradient to generate more complex structures. Read more

  The 03 May 2013 by   Pixelnoizz
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• The Sounds of Snacking

  

  Snacking is some serious business. Dan Jurafsky, a Stanford linguist who blogs on The Language of Food, conducted a sound symbolism test to better understand ho... Read more

  The 03 May 2013 by   Expectlabs
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• The First Smartphone with a Watercooling System

  

  Desktop computers are often equipped with a water-cooling system, to support overclocking and/or intensive operations for extended periods. Our smartphones... Read more

  The 18 May 2013 by   Hadi20
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• What People Talk About on Facebook

  

  It’s more than you ever wanted to know, but also, everything you ever wanted to know. Stephen Wolfram’s recent analysis of over a million people’s Facebook... Read more

  The 23 May 2013 by   Expectlabs
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• How Typing Changes Language

  

  A few typing techniques mapped by Data Pointed. Click through for more. A keyboard’s asymmetrical layout may be influencing our feelings toward words. Read more

  The 28 May 2013 by   Expectlabs
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• IBM Unveils "the Smallest Movie" of the Story: "A Boy and His Atom"

  Scientists from IBM presented Wednesday "the world's smallest movie", a revolutionary work done with a very powerful microscope that shows the expanded atoms... Read more

  The 02 May 2013 by   Hadi20
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• Historical Vocabulary: Mad Men-ese

  

  How authentic is the language used in AMC’s Mad Men? The show’s research staff is tasked with making sure that every word could have ostensibly been uttered... Read more

  The 13 May 2013 by   Expectlabs
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