Source: Lens with Tripod Case for iPhone 6 Plus – Monabello.com
Here’s what the first Ubuntu phone will look like
The Ubuntu-powered Aquarius E4.5 is expected go on sale in parts of Europe within the week.
Love Hot Sauce? Your Personality May Be A Good Predictor : The Salt : NPR
Personality seems to play a key role in our lust for heat in our food. Research has found that thrill seekers tend to like the burn of a spicy meal, and the lure may be different for men and women.
Source: Love Hot Sauce? Your Personality May Be A Good Predictor : The Salt : NPR
Machination on Flipboard
By dbhbarton | Making the Modern World
Source: Machination on Flipboard
Time Warner Cable fights against municipal broadband by giving lawmakers a vacation – Android Authority
Time Warner Cable hosted Maine lawmakers at a resort in Cape Elizabeth, Maine to convince …
Verizon Won’t Stop Tracking Users, But At Least You Can Opt Out Now – ReadWrite
For whom does the “Supercookie” crumble? Not for us.
Source: Verizon Won’t Stop Tracking Users, But At Least You Can Opt Out Now – ReadWrite
Flee from the sun at the speed of light in this humbling video – CNET
“Riding Light” traces the movement of a photon traveling away from the sun in a film that translates the speed of light into a human perspective.
Source: Flee from the sun at the speed of light in this humbling video – CNET
Browse The FDA’s Photostream Of Recalled Products | Popular Science
It’s like a police lineup for medicines and snacks. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration maintains a Flickr album just for pictures of drugs, supplements and pet and people foods it’s recalled from the market. How did we not know this before?
Source: Browse The FDA’s Photostream Of Recalled Products | Popular Science
Skin-Implanted Microchips Open Doors At Swedish Office Complex | Popular Science
It’s the cyberpunk dystopia we were promised
Source: Skin-Implanted Microchips Open Doors At Swedish Office Complex | Popular Science
Without broadband under Title II, Verizon will get off scot-free for ‘supercookies’ | VentureBeat | Mobile | by Mark Sullivan
A Title II classification of broadband, normally associated with regulating network neutrality, would also give the FCC more power to ensure the privacy of mobile user data.