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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Netflix brings The Magic School Bus into the internet era with a new series


Netflix made a big push into educational video when it picked up Scholastic’s TV shows, and we now know that this effort has paid off — The Magic School Bus has been “remarkably popular,” Netflix tells the New York Times. It only makes sense, then,…




Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Google Glass sells out, Explorer Program registration now closed







After yesterday’s open-to-all Google Glass sale, Google seems to have run out of the expensive headset. The Glass Explorer program, which previously was open for anybody to sign up (and then maybe be admitted by Google at a later point) is now closed.


Those that end up at the Google Glass website are greeted with this message:



That’s all, folks.


We’re out of spots in the Explorer Program for now, but may have more to share soon.



Google is still accepting applications to the Glass Explorer program, but they’re not giving any indication of when they’ll actually approve those applications and give you the chance to fork over $1500 for your own Google Glass.


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New SDK lets developers take advantage of HTC One M8′s dual cameras







HTC has released the preview SDK for its Dual Lens API. The HTC One M8 Dual Lens system with a 4-megapixel “Ultrapixel” sensor, working in tandem with a smaller camera that senses depth to capture information about distance, allowing users to do things like defocus parts of an image. Developers will be able to use the APIs in the SDK to build new effects for the camera and use the dual-sensor set-up in their apps.










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Ford put a Mustang on top of the Empire State Building, piece by piece

Ford is marking the launch of the 2015 Mustang in the same way it did for the original 50 years ago — by putting one at the top of the Empire State Building. The company has partnered with auto supplier DST to cut its latest sports car into pieces…

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Download: HoverChat offers SMS multitasking with Facebook-like ‘HoverHeads’



Since Google decided to scrap the SMS app in Android 4.4, developers have scrambled to fill the gap. Apps including Textra, HelloSMS and EvolveSMS have helped raise the bar for SMS apps on the platform, along with HoverChat, an app you might…




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Let the audience decide your fate in new Twitch-backed game



When some 1.1 million people played Pokémon together via Twitch’s game-broadcasting service, developer Studio Bean must’ve gotten inspired. Choice Chamber takes the idea of the audience deciding what happens onscreen to a new level and injects…




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Anki Drive levels up with new robotic cars, tracks and a race mode



Arguably the coolest part about Anki Drive’s robotic toy cars is that you could upgrade them over time with weapons and points as if they were character vehicles in a video game. Unlike a video game however, Anki’s original system only had a single…




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Real Madrid vs Barcelona Live Stream Free: Watch El Clasico Copa Del Rey 2014 Final Online (Start Time)


The Copa Del Rey 2014 Final takes place on Wednesday night with an El Clasico clash between Real Madrid and Barcelona. This should be a mouthwatering encounter between the two Spanish giants, and even though it could go either way this game is sure to be another classic thriller.


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You Can Help Dogs in Need by Simply Watching This Video of Adorable Puppies (VIDEO)


To help sick and homeless dogs, you only need to watch one minute of ridiculously adorable puppies. YouTube will do the rest.


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