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Try out an augmented reality magazine on your iPhone

Impress your friends with a glimpse into the future, with Junaio Glue (iTunes link) and a special issue of  Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin.

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HTPC showdown: Plex and XBMC prep new releases

It’s been a long time since Plex and XBMC had an official release. Well HTPC fans, the wait is almost over.

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Augmented City 3D

No 3D Glasses? No problem. See here on how to use the cross-eyed method for that no-frills, full-color 3D effect.

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Different theme, same interesting stuff.

Long have I been seeking a new theme for a cleaner, sleeker blm: today, I actually found it.

Big thanks to Jake Paul for his superb work on Solstice.

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A new virus based battery that is currently under development could soon find it way into the uniforms and ballistic vests of the US Military.
The new virus batteries are based on new cathodes made from an iron-fluoride material and can be sprayed or poured into containers of any size and shape. The virus, named M13 bacteriophage, is made up of an outer coat of protein surrounding an inner core of genes.
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OSX: Scan receipts with your iPhone, and automatically save them to your Mac.

Paper receipts are a pain in the neck: they clutter your wallet and inevitably end up getting lost when you most need them.

If you have an iPhone however, here is a simple workflow to digitise all your new receipts while on the move and have them automatically stored on your Mac.

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Times said officials believe Iran has produced about £5,730 of enriched uranium enough to produce roughly two weapons.
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A DARPA-funded processor start-up has made bold claims about a new kind of processor that computes using probabilities, rather than the traditional ones and zeroes of conventional processors. Lyric Semiconductor, an MIT spin-off, claims that its probabilistic processors could speed up some kinds of computation by a factor of a thousand, allowing racks of servers to be replaced with small processing appliances.
Posted 2 weeks ago

One-click #Android on your #iPhone (and you get to keep iOS).

Abomination? Perhaps, But you can’t fault it on its clever factor.