It's Time To Say Goodbye to Guest Illustrator Chuck "No Pattern" Anderson

Barely a month has passed since we welcomed our latest guest illustrator, Chuck Anderson, and now it's already time to say goodbye. We definitely enjoyed having Chuck join us for a while and hope you did as well. More »
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A Simple Way to Attach Your iPad to Your Walls

The PadTab iPad wall mounting system is great. It's easy to set up, simple to remove, doesn't require much room, and lets you mount your iPad next to your toilet. No, really. That's what some of the promotional photos suggest: More »

Facebook Blocked Ping's API Access Because Apple Didn't Have Authorization To Use It

We've heard that Apple launched Ping without Facebook support because the two companies couldn't agree on some terms, but today AllThingsD explains that Apple actually ignored the fact that negotiations failed and incorporated Facebook's API—until Facebook blocked things. More »
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Wookiee the Chew

Long before ever daydreaming about dashing Jedi knights, I hugged my teddy and imagined he'd lead me on adventures through forests. Artist James Hance has captured both of those innocent stages of adolescence and combined them into wonderfully whimsical illustrations. More »

Google Responds to Steve Jobs' Thinly Veiled Insults

During today's Apple event, Steve Jobs bragged about how many iOS devices are upgraded each day and remarked that he thinks "some of [Apple's] friends are counting upgrades in their numbers." Google caught this thinly-veiled accusation and retorted: More »
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This Is How iOS 4.1 HDR Photos Look In Reality

Apple's iOS 4.1 will give us the ability to take HDR photos with our iPhone devices, but how will those photos look? We spent some time with the iOS 4.1 Gold Master and found out. More »

iOS 4.1 Gold Master Now Available To iPhone Developers

Looks like iOS 4.1 has gone gold master and is available to iPhone developers now. As usual, we'll let you know if we spot anything exciting in there. [Apple] More »
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All the Cool New Stuff From Apple Today

Apple's music event was so full of shiny gadgets and awesome news that your head might still be spinning. In case you struggled to keep up with everything or want a review, here are all the highlights: More »

How To Keep Up With Apple's Music Event On Twitter and Facebook

Curious about what Apple's music-focused event will bring? If our meta-liveblog is too overwhelming for you, then you can pick just the right dose of Apple music news for yourself by following along on Twitter, Facebook, or Digg: More »

InCrowd iPhone App Turns Facebook Places Into An Animated Popularity Contest

What good is the slightly annoying and creepy Facebook Places feature if you can't turn it into some sort of competition? Well, with the InCrowd iPhone app, you can do just that. More »

HP Holds Navy Network ‘Hostage’ for $3.3 Billion

Someday, somehow, the U.S. Navy would like to run its networks - maybe even own its computers again. More »
#guns

An Exploration of Gaming's Fixation With Firearms

Gamers and game developers appear to have an obsession with weapons and our friends at Kotaku intend to explore that obsession. This week, they'll take us from the history of headshots to cutting-edge games used in military training. [Kotaku] More »
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The Ideal Vacation Spot For You And Your Virtual Girlfriend

You might chuckle at this fellow for pretending to be taking a picture with his virtual girlfriend, but he's happy. He's on vacation with his love and they're in a place which caters to their sort of peculiar relationship. More »
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I'd Take A Double Rainbow Over This Double Hurricane Any Day

A decade of living in Florida should mean that I'm used to hurricane seasons and fickle weather, but I'll be honest: This image of Earl—a Category 4 hurricane—and Tropical Depression Danielle together is leaving me a bit nervous. More »
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