Monthly Archives: April 2014

There’s little doubt that 3Doodler’s 3D printing pen is fun, but it’s not strictly a precision tool; it’s big, and mid-air drawing can get messy. Lix believes that pros need something more accurate, so it’s crowdfunding a 3D pen of … Continue reading →

The GBU-57A-B is by far America’s biggest bunker buster, but it’s not actually our most powerful one. That acclaim goes to the deep diving, hard hitting, supersonic B-61 tactical nuclear bomb. And we’re about to spend more than $11 billion … Continue reading →

By now, you’ve likely heard the insane story of a 16-year-old boy who survived a five-hour flight from California to Hawaii hidden in a wheel well. How the hell did his body make it through sub-zero temperatures with little oxygen? … Continue reading →

AT&T is adding more data to its GoPhone prepaid smartphone plans without raising monthly fees in the process. If you’re currently paying $60 a month for 2GB, your allotment will jump to 2.5 gigs, while those on the $40, 250MB … Continue reading →

This is not something you can buy yet but—come this summer—you may be able to order Boston Pizza’s Pizza Cake, a clear sign of the demise of our civilization, which apparently has been replaced by a bunch of reckless individuals … Continue reading →

Facebook recently introduced auto-playing video ads on desktop and mobile, but thankfully there’s now a switch to opt out. Here’s what you have to do. Read more… Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/pgqveMXPSQQ/+ericlimerCategory: brittney griner   man of steel   Amazon Fire TV   … Continue reading →

For the past year, the online handmade marketplace Etsy has been developing a way to help its sellers get their products into retail stores. And not just indie boutiques; Etsy’s now helping them put their wares in sizable shops like … Continue reading →