Leaving your house for a day or two and coming back just to find that your freezer door has been opened the whole time, or maybe, there was a power outage in your area can be a little unsettling. How are you supposed to tell if the food in their freezer is OK to eat or not? Well, instead of tasting and smelling everything to see if it’s edible, there’s now a small gadget which can do the monitoring for…
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Print magazines usually can’t compete with the interactive nature of digital technology, but Wired Magazine and Motorola are stepping up their game with a unique ad that rivals many websites and apps.
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The Internet is a HUGE place with a vast wealth of resources, but you wouldn’t know it because of the results spit out by traditional search engines. Sure, the cool kids are cool for a reason but don’t the less popular sites have useful information, too? Now you can find out, without scrolling through ten pages of popular sites.
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When you watch movies today, it’s probably a good idea to thank the classic 16mm camera for your theatrical entertainment because some of Hollywood’s greats began following their dream with this iconic film camera. Today’s students and indie filmmakers can still enjoy the feel of the classic camera while enjoying the luxury and convenience of digital at the same time.
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Avast, ye scurvy party animals! Weigh anchor, set sail, and toss a shrimp on the barbie while you’re at it because this ain’t no regular donut-shaped boat.
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This unassuming-looking timepiece has a cool retro-styling that might make others think you raided a vintage store, or possibly your grandfather’s closet, but trust us when we say there’s no watch from the ‘Good Ol’ Days’ that does what this one does.
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It’s a cruel irony of our hi-tech life that smartphones allow us to stay connected with the rest of the world 99% of the time, but during that 1%, when we really need that digital lifeline (like during storms or power outages), we become victims of that little flashing battery icon. How do you charge a phone when there’s no power? You use science.
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Very Merry Xmas, Happy Holidays and all good cheer from all of us here at Ferret Towers. As part of our goal to ensure everyone has the best time possible on this festive occasion, we would like to offer up our free movie of the day – Santa Claus Conquers the Martians. Enjoy!
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We tend not to feature Kickstarter projects until they’ve ended, but we couldn’t resist this puppy. From the same people which brought us the rubber band powered paper plane, comes an absolute cracker of an idea.
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3D printing is the tech trend everyone wants to be a part of these days but some people don’t have an extra couple thousands dollars laying around just waiting to be spent. For those of us who would like to add the third dimension to our printing, there’s now a way to do it without breaking the bank.
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Those poor lovable droids from the Star Wars films always seemed to be mere seconds from getting destroyed as they accompanied their reckless masters on a foolhardy mission to save the universe, but there’s no reason to feel bad about blowing up this little astromech droid.
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If you’re a fan of eye-catching timepieces, you’ll want to wrap this nature-inspired watch around your wrist because it’s yet another Tokyoflash creation that pleases and challenges the eye at the same time.
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Small things that can save lives are wonderful. Much better than large things that take lives. Right? So we’re always on the lookout for the type of gadget that will cram as much goodness in per inch as possible. And we think we have a winner. For now.
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Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia has teamed up with the most wondrous National Geographic to help celebrate 125 years of their awesome natural history coverage, by sponsoring Nat Geo photographer Stephen Alvarez to wander across the American west grabbing photos with a Nokia Lumia 1020 smartphone.
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Everyone needs to have their own mini-me figurine, it’s just common sense. What’s the point of having an online avatar if you can’t also gaze adoringly at a real solid 1:20th scale figure sitting on your desk, which you can actually touch?
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