Lose your keys? Find them with your smartphone. It seems like a simple and logical enough idea that you wonder why it’s never been done before. TheCobra Tagthat we found over atUncratedefinitely gave us of those ‘why didn’t I think of that’ moments. It’s a small dongle that connects to your iPhone, Android or Blackberry by Bluetooth. Then you can attach it to your keys, dog, TV remote or any other object you need to keep track of....
Did you know thatJesushas291,060 followers? Although he’s still trailing theBeiber, that’s still a pretty legitimate following for man who died 2,000 years ago. And he’s not alone in this case; more and more religious leaders are joining him in the Twittersphere, perhaps after asking themselves, What Would Jesus Do? All jokes aside, social media is gaining popularity with clergy members as a new way to interact with their local congregation and the global population....
It wasn’t all that long ago that we’d have probably thought it a bit crazy to meet someone online, then have that develop into a real-world relationship. But now, with the rise of dating sites (and in some cases with those, the crazier the better), it’s not at all uncommon. What’s interesting to me though is that so many people are meeting their significant others via more non-traditional routes on the Internet....
Whether its because a restaurant manager at a Michelin starred restaurant doesn’t want to be associated with e-coupons or because you may look like a cheapskate pulling out a printed e-mail at the end of a first date– e-coupons, whether they’re from Groupon, LivingSocial or any other of the thousands of daily deals sites simply don’t work very well at high-end restaurants. VillageVines, a New York City start up that madeour top 20 list last year, took a very different approach....
It’s a new year and there’s already a fresh Apple rumor hot off the presses:the upcoming AirPods 2 Pro will support lossless audio streaming. According to a note published by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the company is planning a design overhaul of its top-end wireless buds, along with a new case that will beep to help you find it. The Cupertino-based company launcheda lossless music tier for Apple Musiclast May. But there were only a few ways to enjoy it: if you’ve got an iPhone, you had to get an external DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) to listen to lossless files; if you’ve got a Mac or a MacBook, you could technically use a high-end pair of wired headphones to enjoy high-fidelity music....
