Writers and designers—and those who work with them—you don’t want to miss this one. We’ve offering two industry favorites at amazing discounts. Get Scrivener 2 for $19.50, a savings of $56%, and two years of access to Noun Project for $39, a savings of 83%.
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Writers and designers—and those who work with them—you don’t want to miss this one. We’ve offering two industry favorites at amazing discounts. Get Scrivener 2 for $19.50, a savings of $56%, and two years of access to Noun Project for $39, a savings of 83%.
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A lot of people probably aren’t recording a lot of 4K videos with their smartphones, particularly if they only have a measly 16GB of storage to work with. Yet, as the following video will show you, 4K video recording can be flat-out awesome.
In this particular case, we’re looking at a water droplet floating inside the International Space Station that then dissolves an effervescent tablet.
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Halloween is fast approaching, which is why we aren’t surprised to see a rise in monster-related hoaxes. A New Jersey resident on Monday sent NJ.com a photo that purportedly shows the Jersey Devil, a mythical creature that would be the only reason to ever travel to New Jersey if it were real.
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Everyone knows that quarterbacks are the most important players in the NFL, which must mean that star quarterbacks get paid more than anyone else on their teams… right? On average that’s true but this list of the highest paid players compiled by Business Insider shows there are some major exceptions. Let’s go through some of the biggest surprises.
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After the massive groundswell of excitement made the OnePlus One a surprising success, it didn’t come as much of a surprise when we learned the Chinese company would push forward with more smartphones in the coming months and years.
The OnePlus 2 has already shipped to thousands of consumers participating in the invite program, but anyone who hasn’t pulled the trigger on the updated device might want to hold off a little longer, as another phone appears to be in production.
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Some day, data speeds will be lightning fast regardless of your connection type, and data will be so cheap that you can save everything in the cloud and bring it up on any computer or mobile device in the blink of an eye. Today is not that day. While we all wait for the wallet-friendly high-speed data driven future to arrive, Amazon is hosting a great two-day sale on USB flash drives to tide us over.
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Apple is apparently in something of a rush to push iOS 9.1 out the door, because it just released a brand new beta less than a week after the last one was pushed out to developers. The new iOS 9.1 beta 5 build is listed as a bug fix release, and it should be nearing completion ahead of iOS 9.1’s imminent release to the general public. For now, however, it’s only available to iOS developers — or anyone out there with access to public betas — as an over the air (OTA) update, or as a download through iTunes.
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Everybody loves the Smurfs, magical characters from our childhood ready to deliver a ton of whacky adventures. However, in the modern day and age, there are some real Smurfs you can only hope you never have to deal with.
As Edward Snowden has revealed, Smurf is the codename of an advanced spying tool used by GCHQ to infect your smartphone and gain complete control over it.
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Believe it or not, people with expensive sports cars like to show off. Shocking, we know. Supercars have always been the tool of choice for wealthy people who like to flaunt their success, and there’s certainly nothing wrong with showing off if you want. At the same time, it’s always fun to point and laugh when over the top vanity backfires and things go awry.
We’ve seen plenty of videos where luxury sports cars have proven to be too much car for a particular driver, who ends up spinning out or even crashing a million-dollar supercar while trying to show off in a parking lot. Now, it’s time to enjoy a video of a Lamborghini bursting into flames as its driver revs his engine for a selfie being taken by the Ferrari driver in front of him.
That’s right, apparently no one told this guy that revving your engine doesn’t translate very well in a still photo.
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