Daily Mail Google maps for NES surpasses other attempts at April foolery Ars Technica By Megan Geuss | Published March 31, 2012 6:45 PM Sure, it's a little early to call winners, but not many tech companies will be able to top Google's genuinely clever, fun, and novel approach to April Fools Day 2012. Any other gag will seem a little ..
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Freelance filmmaker James Miller could hardly spend a week with his shiny new Canon 5D Mark III before tearing it apart and removing one of the camera’s low-pass filters to try and get all the sharpness he could from its full-frame, 22.3-megapixel sensor. While the teardown photos are sure to terrify you, some of Miller’s final results look promising. The comparison shots below (which were taken at two different times of day) clearly show more detail in the roof shingles
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TIME Earth Hour Continues Its Revolution Around the World TIME New countries joining in on the global lights-out hour this year are Libya and Algeria. By Nick Carbone | @nickcarbone | March 31, 2012 | + Lewis Whyld / PA / AP Big Ben in London, before and during the lights-out event of Earth Hour, Saturday March 31 … Earth Hour celebrations around the world USA TODAY World landmarks dimmed for 8:30 pm Earth Hour event highlighting climate change NOLA.com Lights out for Earth Hour Washington Post The Associated Press – Times of India all 1,699 news articles
Social Barrel Apple Deadlocks With Nokia on Standard for Shrunken SIM Card Washington Post March 30 (Bloomberg) — Apple Inc.
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AndroidOS.in It's Not Google's Fault That Android Tablets Have Failed DailyFinance By Evan Niu (TMFNewCow), The Motley Fool Android tablets have failed. Plain and simple. By just about any measure you can come up with, Google (NAS: GOOG) has been unsuccessful so far in translating its Android successes in the smartphone market to the …
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This is a Project Gaga video from TomTom Navigation Laboratory. According to Project Gaga, babies cry when they hear Yoda’s voice during a road navigation. But they become happier when they hear Darth Vader’s voice
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