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For Shelby Cobra roadster’s 50th, designers 3D print a working replica
Mashable - Lance Ulanoff
It’s arguably one of the rarest, most coveted and often copied of all cars: The Shelby Cobra. Now it’s also one of the few to arrive as a 3D-printed …
Devialet’s Hi-Tech “Phantom” Implosion Stereo Sounds Better Than Speakers 20X Its Size
TechCrunch - Josh Constine
You need a big sub-woofer for big bass, right? Wrong. After 10 years of research, French acoustic engineers as Devialet just unveiled a giant step forward in audio that’s just one foot long. The Phantom
Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul Just Dropped a Yo App Spinoff
TNW - Natt Garun
If you’re a fan of Breaking Bad’s Jesse Pinkman and his foul-mouthed love for the words “Yo” and “Bitch,” you’re gonna dig actor Aaron Paul’s new messaging app. The actor announced the launch of YB (short
The 20th-anniversary PlayStation 4 looks amazing
Mashable - Christina Warren
PlayStation 4 20th Anniversary Edition PS4 20th Anniversary Edition White Anniversary Box Box Rear Sliding Out of the Box The Box Open Sesame Classic …
This Bionic Bird Dupes Its Real-Life Counterparts
Popular Mechanics - By John Wenz
Your iPhone can control this bird-mimicking crowdfunded drone. (Photo Credit: Bionic Bird XTIM) A smartphone-controlled "bionic bird" is taking to the skies, and it's fooling a few real birds in the process.
World Zombination's factions fight with very different strategies
Polygon - Tracey Lien
World Zombination's faction-based strategies Proletariat's upcoming faction-based strategy game for iOS and Android tablets, World Zombination, lets players choose to play as the zombie or human factions,
The Robotic Search For Lost World War II Airmen
Popular Science - By Andy Isaacson
World War II combat pilots have been lost at the bottom of the Pacific ocean for nearly 70 years. Now autonomous robots have been deployed to find them. Click here to see the gallery On a bright morning
CIA Kept Area 51 Secret Because Rumors Cooler Than Reality
Popular Science - By Kelsey D. Atherton
A spy plane, an intelligence agency, and the magical logic of conspiracy theories all made an American legend. Yesterday the CIA declassified a 400-page document about Area 51, the secret facility in Nevada
Area 51 and its purpose declassified: No UFOs, but lots of U-2 spy planes
NBC News - By Alan Boyle, Science Editor
Science News A newly declassified CIA history from 20 years ago spills the story about Nevada's Area 51 and its secret mission — which was not to study UFOs, but to test the U-2 and other spy planes. CIA's
.@smcinnis sat down with @RockstarGames North boss Leslie Benzies for a rare interview about #GTAOnline . http://t.co/eXx9Dh3DBW
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.@smcinnis sat down with @RockstarGames North boss Leslie Benzies for a rare interview about #GTAOnline . http://t.co/eXx9Dh3DBW
GameSpot on Twitter
.@smcinnis sat down with @RockstarGames North boss Leslie Benzies for a rare interview about #GTAOnline . http://t.co/eXx9Dh3DBW
GameSpot on Twitter
.@smcinnis sat down with @RockstarGames North boss Leslie Benzies for a rare interview about #GTAOnline . http://t.co/eXx9Dh3DBW
GameSpot on Twitter
#GTAOnline won't be available at launch. Instead it will be a free download available from October 1. http://t.co/cJDJ9wlz0a
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Official Tickets and Your Source for Live Entertainment
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Events Near You Dec 3 Mon The Anthem, Washington, DC Dec 5 Wed Rams Head Live!, Baltimore, MD Top Events Jan 11 Fri The Ten Band - Tribute to Pearl JamDeathbed …
How Bethesda Softworks hopes to become the Pixar of gaming
Polygon - Griffin McElroy
With the recent delay of MachineGames' Wolfenstein: The New Order into 2014, publisher Bethesda Softworks won't be releasing any games during the current calendar year. For most companies, that's pretty
Assassin's Creed 4 video walks through the art of sneaking and stealth
Polygon - John Funk
A new gameplay video for Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag features game director Ashraf Ismail walking the viewer through some of the game's stealth mechanics. On the hunt for a Templar weapons dealer, Kenway
Last Call- Big Wheel Edition
hooniverse.com - Robert Emslie
There’s a big difference between getting older and growing up, and most of that is a factor of the size of one’s toys. Last Call indicates the end of …
BaT Exclusive: Ridiculously Clean 1988 BMW E30 M3
bringatrailer.com
8/13/2013 Update: This BMW has been sold. From 8/6/2013: This 1988 BMW M3 (Chassis WBSAK0306J2196244) is a professionally built street/show/race/track …
Expedition Ready Volkswagen Vanagon Syncro
hooniverse.com - Kamil Kaluski
While I was drooling over the many old Fiats, Lancias, and Alfas at last weekend’s Tutto Italiano car show, it was none of those passionate, oil …
Monaco Grand Prix
The McLaren M7C was so extreme, F1 immediately banned it
Road & Track - By Noah Joseph
The front wing was dubbed "the Guillotine." Rules change all the time in Formula 1. Teams spend millions to innovate solutions, which the FIA invariably and quickly bans on the basis of safety or unfair
7 Of The Best Gimmick Drones
Popular Science - By Kelsey D. Atherton
Drones that deliver cake, beer, pizza, and more _Click here to enter. Drones, despite years of experience at war, are not yet a technology that's ready for widespread commercial use. That hasn't stopped
Carbon Fiber
This Damascus steel pocket knife is almost too cool to use
Road & Track - By James McBride
A modern pocket knife made with an ancient technique. Damascus Steel is made by folding sheets of steel on top of one another, resulting in a beautiful pattern sometimes reminiscent of bubbling or flowing
1. Smart ForTwo
Forbes
Based on a poll of 1,500 respondents conducted by CarInsurance.com, this petite egg-shaped two-seater was determined to be the most embarrassing vehicle over the last decade in which to be seen. Sure easy
Here's our video preview for Assassin's Creed IV if you want some shakycam of Singapore mixed in with your pirates. http://t.co/dvnhsbDDHI
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What It'd Be Like To Drown In Space
Popular Science - By Dan Nosowitz
Water doesn't fill a helmet so much as attempt to choke the life out of you. The horrifying behind-the-scenes, below. Two weeks ago, we were impressed by how calm ground control stayed when Italian astronaut
How Tom West Built A Pirate-Proof Yacht
Popular Science - By Nathan Brown
The 30-ton vessel, Faith, is armored to keep out unwanted guests. Tom West has tackled some impressive builds over the years, including telescopes, a sawmill, and his house in Poland, Indiana. But West,
The World's Spookiest Weapons
Popular Science - By Matt Ransford
Cyborg animals, psychotropics and flying lasers are just some of the terrifying weapons government labs have cooked up over the years Atom bombs are just the beginning. In the last half-century, the greatest
2004: The Year Driving Peaked?
Popular Mechanics - By Andrew Moseman
Research from the University of Michigan shows that the number of miles driven by the average American peaked in 2004 and has been falling since. Credit: flickr / brewbooks It's a story that makes sense: