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Point, click. The gestures and metaphors of icon-driven computing seem so natural and effortless to us now that ...READ MORE›
With the misty complexity of its thickly shrouded pre-launch PR, TabCo has the tech world intrigued as to what it may actually deliver. A spokesperson offers Fast Company some exclusive new details about the company's most innovative tricks. READ MORE›
Scientists employ all sorts of techniques to introduce us to extinct animals in the context of a museum, but for the most part, those techniques are largely visual. We usually don't get to learn how they smelled, for example, or how ...READ MORE›
Al Jazeera's coverage of the events in Egypt and Tunisia may be receiving acclaim around the world, but American viewers still have a hard time watching the network. However, Turks will soon have an Al Jazeera of their own.READ MORE›
Ending months of anticipation, rock-star Danish architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) revealed details of a massive residential complex in New York City yesterday. W57 -- named for the street on the Hudson River where the ...READ MORE›
Naps are a powerful source of competitive advantage. The recent evidence is overwhelming: naps are not just physically restorative, but also improve perceptual skills, motor skills, reaction time, and alertness.READ MORE›
Steve Jobs directed righteous anger at Adobe this year, because Flash on iOS devices became a hot issue in the media. Then Apple backtracked, and now a Flash developer's thanks has highlighted one surprising side-effect of Job's tirade: Flash may have gotten a boost.READ MORE›
A is for AOL. B is for Bank of America. C is for Craigslist. Say what? Presenting the default search results of New Google -- in rhyming couplets.READ MORE›
Foursquare and Gowalla heads Dennis Crowley and Josh Williams share their thoughts on the social networking giant's attempt to encroach on their turf.READ MORE›
The movie rental giant says Steve Jobs' software is too restrictive, and its online movie rival is too geeky for regular users. Part one of our interview with Blockbuster's digital chief.READ MORE›
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