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Friday 04/10
Twitter introduces Star Wars emoji
Via: The Verge
Why Email Will Be Obsolete by 2020
Via: Inc.com
Star Wars: Battlefront looks just like the movies, and it’s coming November 17th
Via: The Verge
Unfriended is the first film to accurately capture our virtual lives
Via: The Verge
Pebble Smartstraps Are Coming—And Here’s What They Might Do
Via: ReadWriteWeb
Japan’s maglev train breaks world speed record
Via: The Verge
Batman v. Superman trailer makes an early, blurry debut online
Via: The Verge
Matthew McConaughey reacts to the new Star Wars trailer, and a meme is born
Via: The Verge
To-Do App Any.do 3.0 Adds Collaboration, Zoom And List Sorting Among 150 New Features
Via: TechCrunch
Here’s The Just Released Second Teaser For Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Via: TechCrunch
Extreme Macro Close-Ups Of Insect Faces by Yudy Sauw
Via: Design You Trust
Ice Cream Flavors That Perfectly Describe Women’s Emotions During PMS
Via: Design You Trust
We Are Social – New York City Offices
Via: Office Snapshots
5 TED Talks That Will Inspire You to Be a Better Entrepreneur
Via: Entrepreneur
IKEA Just Made It Crazy Easy To Add Wireless Charging To Your Furniture
Via: Lifehacker
Snow Graffitis in Chicago
Via: Fubiz™
Você reconheceria sua mãe de olhos vendados?
Via: Brainstorm #9
Using Sketch For Responsive Web Design (A Case Study)
Via: Smashing Magazine
16 Startups Poised to Disrupt the Education Market
Via: Inc.com
Why multitasking is bad for our brains
Via: The Next Web
Lost your Android phone? Now you can just Google its location
Via: The Next Web
Moto 360 drops to $165 on Google’s store
Via: Engadget
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