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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: A Review
Ron Armadeo has reviewed the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet for Android Police. It is an incredibly detailed and in-depth article that is worth reading. Armadeo’s verdict? Ok, so the review is titled: “Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Review: An … Continue reading
LEAKED: Official Apple iPhone 5 Promo Video – Keynote 2012
Finally, we have the ultimate leak of an Apple video, with good news for all! Source: kungfugrippe
Raiders of the Lost Ark coming to IMAX screens
As part of the upcoming Blu Ray release, Raiders of the Lost Ark will be released in IMAX theatres for a week starting Sept 7th. NYTimes has an article and an interview with Steven Spielberg about this coming release. “‘Raiders’ … Continue reading
Why are we fat? (Explained in 2 minutes)
The news is not good. Source: Gizmodo.
The awesome beauty of the Z Machine
Sandia National Laboratory’s Z Machine is the world’s largest X Ray generator. (Click on photo to see a much larger image.) Sandia National Lab’s Z Machine is used by professor Don Winget to study properties of white dwarf stars. The … Continue reading
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How Reuters photographers covered the Olympics
A 5-min video about how Reuters photographers and editors covered Olympics track and field events from every angle, such as the highly anticipated men’s 100m final.
Why do Olympians keep getter better?
Image used under Flickr CCLi. Photo by Flickr user Si B. Emily Sohn at DiscoveryNews has an article about why and how Olympians keep getting better and better. For example, in the first week of the London 2012 Olympics, nine … Continue reading
Autistic artist draws NYC skyline from memory after a short helicopter ride
Artist Stephen Wiltshire drawing the 305-mile skyline of New York City on a 19-foot long paper-all from memory. Stephen Wiltshire is an autistic savant, who displayed an incredible talent from drawing from an early age. Wiltshire has become famous for … Continue reading
