MSNBC got into the holiday weekend spirit by releasing a list of 10 products for a relaxing Labor Day weekend. Its fun-spirited approach to the holiday makes MSNBC a website after our own heart.
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Beloit College’s Mindset List gives you a peak into the cultural relevancy that shaped the Class of 2014. Among the fun facts that separate today’s generation from those of decades’ past? Most of these guys only know Clint Eastwood as a director…Dirty Who?
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Indulge in a little pre-Halloween fun as we outline the best lists and places to find Friday the 13th-related content.
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People are more connected today than they have ever been. We have smartphones, tablets, TVs and laptops that can do just about anything for us, but is it too much? Have the conveniences of today’s technologies ruined us? PC World thinks they may have, so it outlined witty 21 signs that may indicate you’re too spoiled by modern-day gadgets.
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Sometimes you have to sacrifice comfort for fashion, but have you ever sacrificed fashion for comfort? Bet you’ve never had to do it to the extent that these three devices require. Though they may keep you cool, you’ll be so self-conscious in these garments that your nervous sweating is sure to negate any chilling effects.
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Vital signs may no longer need to be taken from your arm. A new biosensor developed by scientists at UC San Diego can monitor your heart rate and blood pressure from its location inside the waistband of your underwear.
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We’re feeling a little sillier today thanks to a Gizmodo post that outlines the five stages of data-loss grief. It’s funny because we can relate to how it feels to lose precious data that was otherwise unappreciated until it was lost, which is just sad.
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We know what you’re thinking: why would I want to tether my lightweight, compact, wireless iPhone to an ancient-looking anchor? Well, because it’s fun. And nostalgic. Created by Freelandstudios, iRetrofone can not only dock and charge your iPhone, but it also lets you take calls the old-fashioned way — via the handset receiver.
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The RC46 clock radio by RCA is the perfect companion in the morning. This alarm clock rates high in all the major categories. Throw in its' affordability, and this is one of the better ones out there.
A simply snazzy alarm clock. The Electric Alarm Clock from Elgin gives you 7 different display colors to choose from.
The iC172 iPod dock alarm clock radio by Emerson features more than an iPod docking station. It features an integrated LCD projector which allows you to project the time in LARGE numerals onto your wall or ceiling. The large projected display is ideal for anyone who has poor vision or a difficult time seeing without the aid of eye glasses.
Wake to your docked iPod, the radio, or--if you must--a classic buzzer alarm. Whichever you choose, a gradual alarm feature gently raises the alarm volume, so it's not too jarring. Great options and features on a great alarm clock.
Newly designed for 2010 with a bigger display and bigger sound, the iP90 represents the latest in iHome's #1 clock radio franchise. Made to charge, play and wake to iPhone/iPod, it has many great features including a remote, AM/FM pre-sets, dual alarm, Time Sync, 7-5-2 alarm settings and more.
With a unique wedge design and silver case with a blue lens cover, the Sharp SPC019F Red LED Alarm Clock with a Wedge Style Case will add a dash of color and flair to your bedside table. A red 0.6-inch LED display ensures that you'll always know exactly what time it is, and an alarm with a snooze feature means that you can catch a few extra winks before starting your day.
