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Hate him or love him, but this man lead some of the most talented bands of engineers in the history of the planet to create gadgets that have changed the way we understand technoloy. Here are his greatest works.
Minor league rumor cottage MacTrast claims the iPhone 5 will hit T-Mobile, according to “a contact within T-Mobile who claims to have been briefed on the matter.” A dubious source from a no-name site—but it makes sense!
Strapping a battery to the face of your Smart Cover isn’t exactly a teerrrrible idea—it’s actually kind of cool—but it’s also kind of lazy and half-realized. Why not build the battery into the Smart Cover panels? That we’d pay money for.
Good. Lord. 218MPH is fast, like super fast, like suck-the-teeth-out-the-back-of-your-head super fast. And that’s world-record setting speed the Lightning Motorcycle SuperBike just pulled off at the Bonneville Salt Flats last week. Why should you care? Because you can now own one.
Paul Allen, Microsoft’s “Idea Man,” is an aficionado of relic computing devices—the older and more obscure, the better. He collects them, along with rare WWII fighter planes, and shares this passion at his Living Computer Museum in Seattle.
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