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a first hands-on look at Apple’s new Haswell and Crystalwell MacBook Pros.
Jump over the break to check out Dieter Bohn from The Verge with a first hands-on look at Apple’s new Haswell and Crystalwell MacBook Pros.
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During today’s keynote, Apple has refreshed its MacBook Pro line with Inte’s Haswell chips, Iris graphics and battery life improvements
During today’s keynote, Apple has refreshed its MacBook Pro line with Inte’s Haswell chips, Iris graphics and battery life improvements ( 13-inch model manages 9 hours of battery like while the 15-inch model manages 8 hours )
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A new Dutch film called App explores what would happen if the sky caved in and your smartphone turned on you.
A new Dutch film called App explores what would happen if the sky caved in and your smartphone turned on you. Directed by Bobby Boermans, the film tracks psychology student Anna Rijinders, who’s obsessed with all things social media, especially what’s on her smartphone. Eventually she downloads IRIS, a curious app that begins sending cryptic messages—and killing off all her friends.
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This eye-tracking camera by Royal College of Art graduate Mimi Zou is controlled by blinking and squinting – and even recognises your friends when it looks into their eyes.
This eye-tracking camera by Royal College of Art graduate Mimi Zou is controlled by blinking and squinting – and even recognises your friends when it looks into their eyes.
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The Iris App for the iPad finally brings a proper UI and design for an Instagram app onto the table
Following their $1 Billion take-over by Facebook, Instagram is all over the place. That was to be expected. If there is one thing that we still find a little annoying about the stand-out mobile app, it is the fact that you cannot consume the images nicely on the desktop or iPad. Sure, there are a few desktop sites trying to handle it, but they are not very well designed.
