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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Soon Your Xbox 360 May Replace Your Cable TV Box [Microsoft]

Soon Your Xbox 360 May Replace Your Cable TV Box Microsoft is supposedly ready to announce a new Xbox 360 feature that'll let you watch lots of TV on your Xbox 360, according to a report from AllThingsD.

It's not the cord cutting-friendly service that we had hoped for as Microsoft is working closely with cable providers. This means you may have access to an excellent library of current TV shows and movies, but you will need a cable subscription to enjoy it. [AllThingsD]

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Saturday, September 17, 2011

EARonic iPhone Cases Replace Your Ear While You Take a Call [Cases]

Anytime you take a call, the outside world loses a good chunk of your entire bodily apparatus capable of communication. That sucks. So you can set some of those people at ease with the EARonic case.

The cases were designed by Daniela Gilsanz at the Rhode Island School of Design. They have their limitations: obviously, they won't let you hear through your phone; and you'll have to account for some of them looking nothing like the side of your face it's sticking. But it's something, ok? Your friends will totally thank you for showing you care. And they look great. $20. [CollabCubed via Laughing Squid]


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Friday, September 2, 2011

AOL To Replace Michael Arrington As Head Of TechCrunch [Blip]

AOL To Replace Michael Arrington As Head Of TechCrunch A report from Business Insider claims that AOL is starting a search to replace Michael Arrington as head of TechCrunch. Arrington will contribute as a writer, but will no longer have editorial control over the blog. [Business Insider; Photo from Noah Berger/Bloomberg News]

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