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Wolfram—the magical search engine that will channel all kinds of data to give you coherent answers—is almost here. You can’t access it yet, but you can see it working in this video. [NYT and Lifehacker]
Even Google is forced to mow the lawn once in a while. But instead of burning diesel to get the job done, they’ve enlisted the power of goats. Yes, goats. From their blog:
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I’m stuck indoors. First it was the Swine Flu, and now it’s raining. Oh well, I’m still going to equip my iPhone with apps that’ll be perfect for when the world is safer and warmer.
As you know, a rough version of X-Men Origins: Wolverine leaked online. Starting today, we will learn if it
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If you were envious of Nintendo fanboys’ WiiXploded t-shirt, here you have the Exploded 360 t-shirt. Garry Booth designed it after taking apart a real Xbox 360, which is now dismembered in a bag.
CrackBerry has the first real pictures of the BlackBerry Curve 8520, aka Gemini. It’s the first BlackBerry with an optical mouse, RIM’s next-gen solution to gunk-loving trackballs. No, there’s no 3G. [CrackBerry]
