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Google Can Read Emoji: Farewell Language
Google has added yet another feather to its bow: it can speak emoji. If you tweet Google an emoji, the company’s Twitter handle will reply with a GIF and a link with …
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A Model for Computers with Human-Like Memories
Thus far, we’ve been able to replicate both a cat and monkey-sized artificial brain. The human brain, however, has proven more elusive—though some scientists say it can be done by 2019. This …
Macbook Retro
$3,000.00
Inspired by the Apple IIe (the third model in the Apple II series), a new Colorware creation pays homage to the tech brand’s roots. With all that a new MacBook offers, this …
Via engadget.com
IBM’s Watson Reads the Tone of Your Email
Before you start responding to the weekend’s emails, you may want to consult IBM’s Watson. The artificially intelligent computer is now equipped to analyze the tone and sentiment of text. More specifically, …
Via wired.com
Macintosh-Inspired Mac
Taking cues from the very first Macintosh computer, German tech site Curved/labs came out with a sleek new design concept for the next Apple iMac. Up front, the new design is heavily …
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Do You Know Where Your Photos Are?
The numbers in this photo-taking and storing infographic might just boggle your mind
If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript
$20.00
In Twitter engineer Angus Croll’s new book “If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript,” he imagines how well-known literary figures from James Joyce to J.D. Salinger to Tupac would write JavaScript code. It’s a fun, …
Sprout by HP
Computer interaction moves back to the drawing board
Upcycled iMac Pet Bed
$109.00
The ’90s stay alive—for your animals at least—with this upcycled iMac pet bed. This isn’t some nostalgic reproduction, this is the actual shell of a candy-colored computer hollowed out to make room …
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
Crystal computers, NYC Club Kids, drinkable sunscreen and more in our weekly look at the web