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January 10, 2013
10:51 • 4 months ago
Tags: toys gadgets phone samsung ces ces2013 cool cell phones iphone bendable phones es from hypervocal
hypervocal: No more cracked phone screens? Check out Samsung’s latest. I’ve seen the future, and its name is … whatever the name of its phone is.

hypervocal:

No more cracked phone screens? Check out Samsung’s latest.

I’ve seen the future, and its name is … whatever the name of its phone is.

August 20, 2012
10:08 • 9 months ago
Tags: barbie bald bald barbie chemotherapy toys vatican from guardian
guardian: The Vatican’s official daily newspaper has appealed to the makers of the Barbie doll to put a bald version of the doll on toy shop shelves for children who have lost their hair through chemotherapy or illness. This is definitely worth consideration.

guardian:

The Vatican’s official daily newspaper has appealed to the makers of the Barbie doll to put a bald version of the doll on toy shop shelves for children who have lost their hair through chemotherapy or illness.

This is definitely worth consideration.

July 10, 2012
10:15 • 10 months ago
Tags: blackberry rim rim job research in motion canada iphone android politics gadgets toys apple google jobs steve jobs obama romney from hypervocal
BlackBerrys were in fact considered in the survey but given very few respondents reported being a BlackBerry user, their numbers were not statistically relevant. Of those considering themselves smartphone owners, only 9 percent reported being BlackBerry users.
Tucked away in this Obvious Survey is Obvious post over at POLITICO, which shows President Barack Obama has a commanding 49-31 percent lead over Mitt Romney among iPhone/Android users, is one of the saddest statistics about Research in Motion we’ve ever come across (via hypervocal)

Alternate headline: “Research argues against motion.”
 

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