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2017-02-19 01:11:30 @verge Open / Comment

2017-02-19 01:11:21 The Nemonic printer will put your selfie on a sticky note. The printer uses thermal heat imaging to print, so while it doesn’t rely on ink, the paper is pretty flimsy and thin. That said, any sort of sticky note is fun because you really can plaster them wherever you want. Seriously, at $4 for 200 sheets, feel free to print your face out and put it around the house when the Nemonic eventually ships. Your family is guaranteed to love that.
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2017-02-17 23:37:24 @verge Open / Comment

2017-02-17 23:37:14 Leica cameras are more than just about specs and megapixels. They are about experience and emotion, a feel that you can only get with a Leica. The new M10 embodies this better than any prior Leica camera. Check out our Instagram Story for the photos we took with this beauty.
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2017-02-17 23:32:43 Racing drones at 100 mph at a Drone Rodeo in Las Vegas is just as incredible as you think.
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2017-02-17 01:29:38 @verge Open / Comment

2017-02-17 01:29:28 Dell's new XPS 13 2-in-1 doubles as a tablet, but is it good enough to warrant choosing this one over the standard model? The $999 machine carries over many of the same features of the standard model. Though it slims down to a slightly thinner profile and its screen rotates a full 360 degrees, for a tablet, the XPS 13 is too heavy (2.7 pounds, the same as the normal model) and too thick (between 8mm and 13.7mm) to be comfortable to hold for any stretch of time. It's a fine laptop, with a great keyboard, nice display, and snappy performance, but so is the standard XPS 13.
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2017-02-17 01:23:14 @verge Open / Comment

2017-02-17 01:23:01 Honor’s Magic phone looks infinitely better than any of its devices released in the US. The phone launched in China back in December and has a sharp look and crazy AI features. The Magic can be set up so that it only displays notifications when your face is in front of it, for instance, and it can pop up information when it detects that you’re chatting about something that could use additional context, like movie times. Is this creepy? Maybe a little bit. Could it be useful? Sure.
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2017-02-16 02:18:22 @verge Open / Comment