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The U.S. Postal Service announced Monday that it will begin cutting first-class mail services in March 2012. By shutting down processing facilities throughout the country and potentially eliminating Saturday deliveries altogether, the USPS hopes to save billions of dollars by … Continue reading →

With their endless series of implausible chain reactions, Rube Goldberg devices are fascinating not because they look crazy, but because they’re almost always crazy enough to work. Now Honda’s bringing that crazy fun to anyone with a mouse thanks to … Continue reading →

Grammy winning recording artist, songwriter and activist Alicia Keys has expanded her digital footprint to include “her latest obsession”: Tumblr. Over the past year, Tumblr has become more prominent amongst brands, musicians and the fashion industry. Even President Obama’s 2012 … Continue reading →

Google has added graphing functionality to its seemingly ever-growing list of search bar capabilities, the company announced Monday in a blog post. Now, when users type in a function — for example: sin(x) — the first search result will be … Continue reading →

Tennis legend Rafael Nadal has conquered an impressive list of opponents — Roger Federer, Andy Roddick and Lleyton Hewitt just to name a few. But could Rafa beat you if you had a 12-foot tennis-serving robot on your side? That’s … Continue reading →

A woman explores the Virtual Museum application at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Valentino Garavani and Giancarlo Giammetti have unveiled a project that has absorbed them for much of the past two years: a 3D virtual showcase … Continue reading →

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The auto-correct feature on mobile phones can be a blessing for catching text message typos but also a nightmare when a word is automatically replaced with an embarrassing one. Popular blog Damn You Auto Correct — which features a collection … Continue reading →

Why sort through online dating profiles when a device could alert you when a potential good match is nearby? Instead of setting your gaze permanently at nametag level during conferences, you’d receive a text message when someone with a relevant … Continue reading →

Apple might be adamant that Siri remain exclusive to the iPhone 4S, but that doesn’t mean that developers aren’t still trying to get the app running on other iOS devices using unofficial and unsupported means. Back in October, we wrote … Continue reading →