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Change Your Behavior: A Guide To Recycling Rechargeable Batteries
Change Your Behavior: A Guide To Recycling Rechargeable Batteries →
Study Shows How Cell Phone Use Upsets Social Bonds
Study Shows How Cell Phone Use Upsets Social Bonds Excerpts… “According to Pew’s new findings — which surveyed more than 3,000 U.S. adults — 82% said phone use in social settings frequently or occasionally stifles the conversation. But, to varying degrees, we all appear to be contributing to the problem. →
Dexcom G5 sends glucose info directly to iPhone – iMedicalApps
Dexcom G5 sends glucose info directly to iPhone – iMedicalApps “Dexcom recently announced that they have secured approval for the G5 continuous glucose monitor (CGM), a Bluetooth enabled implanted device that can sends data directly to your smartphone. The fact that it can send data to a smartphone isn’t →
Acer announces two unlocked, dual-SIM Android phones starting at $129 | ZDNet
Acer announces two unlocked, dual-SIM Android phones starting at $129 →
Nespresso Pixie Titanium
Check out Nespresso Krups Pixie Coffee Machine(Titanium) on Gludo – http://www.gludo.com/p/b03f6974f3d0c7d11eea60c8bae8a100 →
Oneplus two
Now that Oneplus 2 is coming to India on August 11 exclusively on Amazon, the conundrum of the naming scheme is getting getting clearer. Obviously you cannot decide from two terms whether a series is an arithmetic progression or a geometric progression (or yes, something else, you pedants, don’t miss the point →
Amul, Uber, Pagerank, Li Fung, eBay, Flipkart: Platforms of deduced value and structure
Amul was a successful milk producer co-operative that was able to use technology to quickly quantify the quality of the producer’s performance, or specifically the fat content of the milk. The technology they used was a hydrometer. With this quick check and a delivery mechanism that brought the products of →
Everything is awesome!
If the following doesn’t sound like Get Magic Now, it probably sounds like marketing copy for an exclusive residential tower for the globe-hopping elite. Who wrote it and When? The inhabitant of ****** could order by telephone, sipping his morning tea in bed, the various products of the whole earth, →
Another Everything Store: Harrod’s
Harrod’s has the motto “All Things for All People, Everywhere” The story goes that a Punter decided to test this by ordering an elephant sandwich. The assistant went to check and came back with “Sir, you will have to wait a bit as we have run out of bread.” For →
The Everything Store: Whiteley’s
We can provide anything from a pin to an elephant — William Whiteley, owner of Whiteley’s, an “Everything Store” from the 19th century. →