What it’s like to eat at Chipotle every day for 106 days straight
Chipotle is delicious and wonderful… but could you eat it every day? 30-year-old Colorado Springs resident Mark Rantal has now eaten at Chipotle every day for the past 106 days and has lived to tell about it both in a Reddit AMA and an interview with Good Morning America.
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2016 Ford F-150 Limited is….more
If you were wanting a new 2016 Ford F-150 but thinking it’s just not expensive enough, Ford has solved your quandary with the new top-line Limited model. The new Limited…
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Life hack: What’s the best programming language to learn first?
So, you heard that some developers make a lot of money with iPhone and Android apps, and you’re thinking about getting a mobile development gig for yourself, but you have no idea how to code. In that case your first step should be choosing a programming language to learn first, and a handy infographic will show you exactly what that language should be.
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10 awesome paid iPhone apps on sale for free right now
It’s that time of day again when we tell you about paid iPhone apps that are now free to download for a limited time. Following up on yesterday’s big list, we’ve come up with an even bigger list of 10 different paid apps that you can get for free if you act right now. Check them out below!
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Amazon competitor Jet.com launches with better prices
After the farce that was Prime Day, plenty of disgruntled customers would love to find another online store to patronize rather than reward Amazon for its bait-and-switch tactics.
Of course, alternatives to a storefront as enormous as Amazon are hard to come by, but on Tuesday, CEO Marc Lore launched Jet.com, a new site that combines the shopping experience of Amazon with the pricing and membership model of a wholesale store like Sam’s Club or Costco.
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This hidden trick will make your Android phone even faster
In case you’re looking to get even more mileage from your brand new or old-and-struggling Android device, there’s a hidden trick you can do that should improve the overall performance of your device and make it even faster than it currently is.
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Six-Cylinder Mustang Show the Weekend After Labor Day
Six-cylinder Mustangs to converge on Mustang, Oklahoma on Sept 12, 2015.
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An incredible visual history of smartphone designs, 2007-present
It’s an indisputable fact that the 2007 introduction of Apple’s iPhone helped spearhead a smartphone revolution. Whereas smartphones used to be expensive gadgets primarily designed for and used by business executives and tech enthusiasts, the iPhone was the first device to deliver advanced features that mainstream users could easily take advantage of and enjoy.
With a substantial technical head start, the iPhone was for some time the best smartphone on the market. But as time passed, companies like HTC and Samsung picked up their game considerably. And in the midst of this battle for smartphone supremacy, Microsoft threw their hat into the ring while we were simultaneously treated to a seemingly endless stream of devices intent on dethroning the iPhone, from the BlackBerry Storm to the beloved but ultimately unsuccessful Palm Pre.
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Watch this French bulldog sing better than you ever will
Dogs are amazing animals that have many talents, but singing isn’t usually one of them. But two new viral videos show a rather talented French bulldog who joins his human companions in singing hit songs “You Raise Me Up” and “Let It Go.”
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Airlines continue to make flying miserable yet made almost $40b in fees alone last year
There are days when you wonder when airlines are conspiring to make flying more miserable. When you combine the ever-decreasing leg room we get with the added fees we get charged for everything from checking bags to food, it’s almost as if companies are trying to outdo one another in crafting the ultimate terrible flying experience. And as it turns out, airlines have a good reason for behaving as they do: It’s helping them make tens of billions of dollars in extra revenue.
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