Month: October 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for October 29th, 2012 from 12:00 to 15:17:

• Watch: Crane Dangles Above NYC During Hurricane Sandy –
• Google Touts New Nexus Devices in Latest Video Spot –
• Microsoft Mobile: From Pocket PC to Windows Phone 8 –
• Why Doesn’t Apple Use Micro-USB? –
• Here’s Proof That Hurricane Sandy Is Nothing Like Irene –
• PayPal Lays Off 325 Employees in Restructuring Move –
• Google Reveals Nexus 4, Nexus 10 and Updated Nexus 7 –
• NASA Testing Helicopter Rotor System for Capsule Reentry –
• A Starbucks jolt for your phone: Coffee giant tests wireless charging in tables –
• Roku Search Makes Finding What to Watch a Breeze –
• AquaClock Wall Aquarium –
• FYI: How Much Caffeine Would It Take To Kill You? –

These are my links for October 28th, 2012 through October 29th, 2012:

• Guinness World Records 2013 Goes Augmented Reality –
• Wayback Machine: The 10 Scariest Things I Watched as A Kid –
• Association –
• Google Launches Crisis Map for Hurricane Sandy –
• Apple Will Sell App-Enabled, Color-Changing Light Bulbs –
• This Very Rare Atari Cartridge May Be Worth Over $30K –
• Amazon’s Homepage Skewers iPad Mini [PIC] –
• The MTA’s 28 Days Later-Style Photos of the MTA –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 28th, 2012 from 05:13 to 20:59:

• Weekly output: iPad mini (x), Windows 8 (x2), Lightning cable, OS X updates –
• New Video Outs Another Unannounced Google Device, The Nexus 10 Tablet –
• Butternut Squash & Chickpea Soup on Eating Rules –
• 6 LinkedIn Groups to Help You Land Your Next Job –
• The bell curve is moving (mass geekery) –

These are my links for October 26th, 2012 through October 27th, 2012:

• Kids Learn to Draw Mickey With Disney’s Creativity Studio –
• Microsoft Surface Day 2: Setting up our new ‘iPad’ –
• 5 Apps to Digitize Your Business Cards –
• Google’s Nexus 4 Prototype Lost and Found in a Bar [PIC] –
• Hurricane Sandy Forces Google to Cancel Android Event –
• Ian McKellen: Being Gay Made Me A Good Actor –
• Saturday Morning Cartoon: Thundercats –
• British Psy Ops in Afghanistan –
• The end of should –
• Lookcraft Takes the Pain Out of Shopping for Men –
• Nexus 10 Tablet Seen Running Android 4.2 [REPORT] –
• The Onion’s Encyclopedia Was 2 Years, 10,000 Entries in the Making –
• Moms check social media when buying for their children, themselves –
• Two Publishing Behemoths Are In Talks To Make The Biggest Literary Merger Ever –
• Hermit Crabs Form Gangs To Kick Out Owners, Steal Most Desirable Real Estate –
• Tina Fey Slams Todd Akin’s ‘Legitimate Rape’ Comment –
• #BaldForBieber Hoax Teaches Kids to Fact Check Before Shaving Their Heads –
• Imgur makes platform more social with curated gallery –
• BeerSci: How To Brew A Beer In A Week –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 26th, 2012 from 09:00 to 12:16:

• Hey, Ladies, Halloween Is More Than Showing Your Melons [VIDEO] –
• Did You Know Cloud Computing Has Been Around Since the ’50s? –
• App Turns Smartphone Into a Sex Toy for Couples –
• Snoop on Competitors’ Online Deals With This App –
• Obama Ad Asks Lena Dunham to Describe Her First Time [VIDEO] –
• Google Exec Posts Photos Taken With ‘Nexus 10′ –
• Mice Genetically Engineered To Detect Explosives 500 Times Better Than Normal Mice –
• Comcast CEO Expresses Condolences To Exec Whose Children Were Murdered –
• Samsung Sold Twice as Many Smartphones as Apple Last Quarter –
• Ancient Roman Penises Got Wings –
• How Designers Plan To Create ‘The Route 66 Of The Future’ –
• Bricks Made Of Cow’s Blood Could Be The Future’s Most Terrifying Building Material –
• Here’s What You Look Like When Tumblr Goes Down [GIFs] –
• Blogger Buys 1.1 Million Facebook User Emails for $5 –
• You Can Unlock Smartphones Acquired Before This Coming January, After That It’s Illegal Again [UPDATED] –
• 25% of Young Adults Are Facebook Friends With Their Boss –
• “Cannibal Cop” Had Baking Pans On His Wedding Registry –
• Why Do Children Think Covering Their Eyes Makes Them Invisible? –

These are my links for October 25th, 2012 through October 26th, 2012:

• ExxonMobil green fuel marketer Nicholas Mockford killed in Brussels attack –
• Apple Grudgingly Posts Notice Saying Samsung Did Not Copy the iPad in the UK –
• 33 (More) Geeky Insults You Can Use (Almost) Anywhere –
• The Feed: Ellen Blasts Bic for Sexist Pens –
• Thoughts on Dan Ariely’s Predictably Irrational –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 25th, 2012 from 18:00 to 22:04:

• Facebook, Twitter Help Teens Develop, Says Study [VIDEO] –
• The Moon is Not Really That Big, Your Brain is Just Teasing You With an Illusion –
• 8 Lytro Photos From Microsoft’s Windows 8 Launch –
• Size Does Matter: Beetles With Larger Genital Spines Are More Successful Breeders –
• Apple Will Never Make a 7-Inch iPad, Says Tim Cook –
• Pinterest Adds Website Verification to Profile Pages –
• Parting Shot –
• Which Is Worse: The Study About Women Voting With Their Hormones, Or The Trolly Story About It On CNN? –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 25th, 2012 from 08:40 to 16:20:

• Shazam Wants Your Smartphone to Enhance TV Experience –
• Windows Evolved: 20 Years of PC Progress –
• Utterly Badass Orangutan Survives Being Shot More Than 100 Times With Air Rifle –
• Windows Store Officially Opens With More Than 7,873 Apps –
• Twitter Is ‘Cyber Drug of Choice’ in 2007 News Report –
• Al Pacino Is Getting One Of The Biggest Broadway Paychecks Ever For ‘GlenGarry’ –
• ‘The Exorcist’ Re-Imagined as 80s Sitcom Is Disturbingly Jovial –
• Officially Licensed Star Trek Socks –
• Robber Returns to Bank After Realizing Teller Failed to Give Him Demanded Amount –
• B2B brands rapidly adopt video marketing in 2012 –
• How About a Giant, Floating Observation Deck Over Grand Central? –
• Samsung’s Galaxy S III Ad Is Slightly Naughty [VIDEO] –
• Build Your Own Robot With Multiplo –
• Memoto – The Camera That Makes Lifelogging Mainstream? Selling Fast On Kickstarter –
• Apple Now Owns the Beatles’ Apple Corps Logo –
• Moviegoers Run Screaming From Paranormal Activity 4 … After It’s Accidentally Shown To Kids –
• Hidden Painting Under Picasso’s Woman Ironing Revealed in Detail by Infrared Images –
• How Did the Game Genie Work? –
• Dear B2B, It’s Totally OK to Copy Our Outfits, Love, B2C –
• DARPA’s Rescue Robot Can Navigate Lots of Obstacles, Still Not Ready for Ninja Warrior –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 25th, 2012 from 08:40 to 16:20:

• Shazam Wants Your Smartphone to Enhance TV Experience –
• Windows Evolved: 20 Years of PC Progress –
• Utterly Badass Orangutan Survives Being Shot More Than 100 Times With Air Rifle –
• Windows Store Officially Opens With More Than 7,873 Apps –
• Twitter Is ‘Cyber Drug of Choice’ in 2007 News Report –
• Al Pacino Is Getting One Of The Biggest Broadway Paychecks Ever For ‘GlenGarry’ –
• ‘The Exorcist’ Re-Imagined as 80s Sitcom Is Disturbingly Jovial –
• Officially Licensed Star Trek Socks –
• Robber Returns to Bank After Realizing Teller Failed to Give Him Demanded Amount –
• B2B brands rapidly adopt video marketing in 2012 –
• How About a Giant, Floating Observation Deck Over Grand Central? –
• Samsung’s Galaxy S III Ad Is Slightly Naughty [VIDEO] –
• Build Your Own Robot With Multiplo –
• Memoto – The Camera That Makes Lifelogging Mainstream? Selling Fast On Kickstarter –
• Apple Now Owns the Beatles’ Apple Corps Logo –
• Moviegoers Run Screaming From Paranormal Activity 4 … After It’s Accidentally Shown To Kids –
• Hidden Painting Under Picasso’s Woman Ironing Revealed in Detail by Infrared Images –
• How Did the Game Genie Work? –
• Dear B2B, It’s Totally OK to Copy Our Outfits, Love, B2C –
• DARPA’s Rescue Robot Can Navigate Lots of Obstacles, Still Not Ready for Ninja Warrior –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 25th, 2012 from 02:46 to 07:00:

• How a New “Influencer” App Could be Your Most Powerful Content Marketing Weapon –
• Pickle Candy Canes –
• Donald Trump Has A Kenyan Childhood Grudge, Jokes Barack Obama –
• The only purpose of 'customer service'… –
• College Football Coach Bans Players From Twitter –