Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us — it’s the Week in Green. Groundbreaking green architecture burst into life in Sweden this week as Inhabitat reported that Plantagon began construction on the world’s first ‘Plantscraper’ vertical farm .
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us — it’s the Week in Green. Groundbreaking green architecture burst into life in Sweden this week as Inhabitat reported that Plantagon began construction on the world’s first ‘Plantscraper’ vertical farm .
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Inhabitat’s Week in Green: ‘Plantscraper’ vertical farm, new wave energy and a battery-powered iPhone case
Yep, it’s Valentine’s Day. We weren’t sure what to get the tech fan who has everything (you’re all loaded up on Lumia 710s , right?), so we decided to put together an amazing show for you.
Yep, it’s Valentine’s Day. We weren’t sure what to get the tech fan who has everything (you’re all loaded up on Lumia 710s , right?), so we decided to put together an amazing show for you.
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The Engadget Show returns Saturday, February 18th with DJ Spooky and Google — get a ticket to the taping!
Lego has some really cool new stuff at their NYC Toy Fair booth, but I pounced on the new Lord of the Rings sets right away. I was able to record them quickly for your nerdgasmic pleasure
Lego has some really cool new stuff at their NYC Toy Fair booth, but I pounced on the new Lord of the Rings sets right away. I was able to record them quickly for your nerdgasmic pleasure
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Exclusive Videos of the New Lego Lord of the Rings Sets
Best subway performance ever! If you ride the subway in New York City enough you’re bound to hear musicians of all skill levels busking on both the trains and the platforms.
Best subway performance ever! If you ride the subway in New York City enough you’re bound to hear musicians of all skill levels busking on both the trains and the platforms.
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Super Mario Bros. Theme on NYC Subway
Vending machines would be a lot more user friendly if they didn’t always demand money. Maybe I don’t have $1.25 for that can of soda. Maybe I’ve got a seventy-five cents and four cigarettes
Vending machines would be a lot more user friendly if they didn’t always demand money. Maybe I don’t have $1.25 for that can of soda. Maybe I’ve got a seventy-five cents and four cigarettes
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Trade Whatever You’ve Got for Whatever You Want with the Swap-O-Matic
Usually, when winter is not being a cowardly little bitch , you need a warm jacket to keep from freezing to death. But if you live in a city, like more than half the world’s population, you need something something more versatile—and stylish—than just a sealskin or a pillow with sleeves
Usually, when winter is not being a cowardly little bitch , you need a warm jacket to keep from freezing to death. But if you live in a city, like more than half the world’s population, you need something something more versatile—and stylish—than just a sealskin or a pillow with sleeves
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The Ultimate Urban Winter Jacket
The last mouse I loved was the Apple Pro Mouse that I got at Steve Jobs’ MacWorld NYC 2000 keynote. Black, encased in clear plastic, it glowed like the Terminator
The last mouse I loved was the Apple Pro Mouse that I got at Steve Jobs’ MacWorld NYC 2000 keynote. Black, encased in clear plastic, it glowed like the Terminator
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This Is the First Mouse I Have Craved In Decades
There are plenty of specialized public high schools in New York City and in September of 2012 that roster of educational institutions will grow by one more when the Academy for Software Engineering opens its doors. The school will greet its first class of incoming freshman at the beginning of the next school year and become the first NYC public school dedicated to pumping out programers. Beyond filling our desperate need for more engineers the school will be special in several respects
There are plenty of specialized public high schools in New York City and in September of 2012 that roster of educational institutions will grow by one more when the Academy for Software Engineering opens its doors. The school will greet its first class of incoming freshman at the beginning of the next school year and become the first NYC public school dedicated to pumping out programers. Beyond filling our desperate need for more engineers the school will be special in several respects
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NYC opening its first public high school dedicated to software engineering
In one announcement, AT&T has nearly doubled its LTE coverage by officially flipping the switch on eleven new markets . The list of cities includes New York City metro, San Francisco / Oakland / San Jose, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Diego, Raleigh and Austin
In one announcement, AT&T has nearly doubled its LTE coverage by officially flipping the switch on eleven new markets . The list of cities includes New York City metro, San Francisco / Oakland / San Jose, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Diego, Raleigh and Austin
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AT&T expands LTE coverage to eleven new markets, including NYC, San Francisco and Los Angeles
Those kind folk at Skype already served up plenty of glorious WiFi waves across US airports this Christmas, and now it’s New York City’s turn. From noon on the 31st until January 1st, if you spy a “Skype WiFi” network, those tasty bytes are yours for the taking
Those kind folk at Skype already served up plenty of glorious WiFi waves across US airports this Christmas, and now it’s New York City’s turn. From noon on the 31st until January 1st, if you spy a “Skype WiFi” network, those tasty bytes are yours for the taking
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Skype gifts NYC with NYE WiFi, so you can miss the ball drop while Skyping the ball drop
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