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Facebook Now Lets Users Identify Themselves As Organ Donors
Mike Butcher, techcrunch.comFacebook has been credited with helping to power the ‘Arab Spring’ movement of democracy, and in further ‘we plan to save the world’ news, it is now unveiling a new feature: tell the world you’re an organ donor.
Starting today, you ca…
Will you be adding this to your FB account?
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5 Ways to Market Your Brand With Location-Based Networks →
Brian Honigman is the digital marketing manager at Marc Ecko Enterprises. He is a part of Ecko’s marketing and ecommerce team, ensuring a polished brand experience across all channels. Follow him on Twitter @Brian_Honigman. Between the rise in location-based social networks, like Foursquare… -
New Case Transforms iPad Into Mini MacBook Pro →
The Japanese blog, Macotakara recently brought to our attention NoteBookCase for iPad 2, a new case that converts an iPad into a mini laptop. The case features a Lithium-polymer auxiliary battery in the body to extend intervals between charges, a full size bluetooth-enabled keyboard,&… -
LOVE THIS~The Exasperating Alarm Clock
There is no snooze button. You have to get up, out of bed and punch in a code to the keypad before it will turn off. You can’t even unplug it…LOL!! Awesome!
Ramos
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Introducing the Spotify Play Button →
CLICK HERE TO LEARN HOW to add it to any site/blog and Tumblr!
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Commodore founder Jack Tramiel dies at 83 →
Jack Tramiel, founder of Commodore International and former CEO of Atari International, died on Sunday at the age of 83. He was surrounded by family at the time of his passing, according to Forbes.
Famous for saying that computers should be built “for masses, not the classes,” Tramiel played an important role in the early days of personal computing and video gaming, as his company introduced a line of powerful but affordable home computers, including the popular Commodore 64. The latter became the best-selling home computer of all time, with an estimated 20 to 30 million units sold, though Tramiel wasn’t one to brag. In fact, he was most content when not in the spotlight.
Thank you for your contribution to our lives Jack! RIP and soar with the angels!
~Gadget Girlies
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Yep!
(via katypua)
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Here is why Facebook bought Instagram
(via thedailyfeed)
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Great app for our Gadget Teachers!
This inexpensive app ($3.99) is unique – while there are a few others apps available today that can provide some of this functionality, what iTeach Pad delivers is a combination of tools that you won’t find in any of those other tools. iTeach Pad lets you set up and maintain the following classroom and teaching information:
- Schedule
- Calendar
- Classes & Students
- Lesson Plans
- To Do Lists
Worth a look if you have some time (and an iPad).
(via A unique classroom and teaching organizer app for the iPad (created with input from our readers!))
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WIREDInsider: REMOTE CONTROLLED iPHONE TRIPOD →
Image via Kickstarter
All through the latter half of the last century, we thought video chatting would be the bee’s knees. But when our phones and tablets finally allowed it, reality set in: video chat sucks. Unlike the bridge of the Enterprise, video chat shots are almost never…
