In an effort to establish themselves as a green company, Best Buy is installing their first set of wind turbines to generate electricity for one of their retail stores. The store they chose for this incredible first step is their Eden Prairie, MN location, which is the city Best Buy was originally headquartered in until they […]
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Block Samurai Lite is a sliding block puzzle game where you need to slide ninja blocks out of the way to get the Samurai out of the gate. According the game description “A noble samurai must make his way through a legion of dastardly ninja. Block Samurai is a puzzle game based on Nob Yashigahara’s
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NetApp disk shelves and storage media provide flexibility, reliability, storage efficiency, and cross-platform leverage. NetApp offers a full range of high-capacity, high-performance, and self-encrypting disk drives plus ultra-high-performance solid-state drives (SSDs). Disk shelf options let you optimize for capacity, performance, or versatility. NetApp Optical SAS interconnects simplify infrastructure while providing industry-leading performance. Designed for the
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Spelunking is the term used for the exploration of caves, though some prefer to call it caving. The interesting thing is that the use of the word “spelunking” is frowned upon by some groups of cavers and they claim that people who use the term don’t know what they’re doing. It seems more like a clash between the
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If you’re looking for an instrument tuner that’s easy to use and goes everywhere with you: check out the free app, gStrings. Its description is as follows: “gStrings is a chromatic tuner application for android. It will let you tune any musical instrument, such as the violin, viola, violoncello, bass, guitar, piano and wind instruments.”
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Massachusetts based Lilliputian Systems Inc. has developed a portable butane powered fuel cell meant to serve as a standalone recharger for devices such as smart phones and laptops. The fuel cell itself is about the size of an iPhone and uses replaceable butane cartridges good for 16-20 recharges for a smart phone such as the
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Have you ever found yourself wishing you could be an agent after sitting around watching the James Bond movie marathons on Spike/TNT/every other station known to man? If you’ve always wanted a secret spy device that attaches to your body in a convenient location…perhaps…your wrist…that you can use to make secret spy phone calls…your prayers
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Natalie Portman has signed on to play Jane Foster in the comic book movie "Thor". The character has been "updated" and instead of Jane Foster being a nurse, she will be a scientist. According to Dark Horizons News ""The epic fantasy adventure spans both present-day Earth and the mythical realm of Asgard. Thor is an
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The Google Nexus One is the first Google branded (HTC manufactured) phone. This unlocked “iPhone Killer” is currently available for purchase through Google for $529, or through T-Mobile for $179 with new 2-year contracts. It is expected to be available for the Verizon network (CDMA networks) in Spring of 2010. The Nexus One operates on the GSM
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Google’s Android OS phone army has been growing since the release of the T-Mobile G1 in October of 2008. This guide lists and compares Android phones. Initially this list will be limited to U.S. released Android phones, but may grow to include Android phones from around the world. Keep reading on Android Army Part 2
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