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Here’s a new twist on an old concept: The instant camera. PrintSnap, a self-contained camera now in the planning stages by electrical engineer Michael Ciuffo, will use standard cash register receipt paper to print pictures on the spot in a mashup of a really long film roll and a Polaroid. The camera is a bit of a low-tech novelty, designed to let you enjoy taking pictures in volume while disconnected from the online world. PrintSnap’s output is destined to be a little different than what most people are used to. Images are 3 x 1.75 inches — a convenient size for…
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Facebook is a really convenient place to discover new video content; you’re already reading news and stalking your friends on the network, after all. Unfortunately, its interface also kind of sucks, so businesses tend to refer users to their YouTube channels instead. This might start changing. As TechCrunch spotted, Facebook is running a trial with certain Pages that allows them to pick a video to highlight in a large frame on their video section. There’s even a live comment feed to see what others are thinking. The new interface also has videos showing up in a list format rather than the…
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Sony will stream The Interview from today on YouTube, Play, XBox Video and its own site
Dec24
on December 24, 2014
at 4:33 pm
Update: Sony has confirmed that The Interview will be available to stream for $6 and buy for $15 from 10am PST/ 1pm EST via YouTube, Google Play and XBox Video. It will also be on sale on a dedicated site – www.seetheinterview.com – with payments supported by Stripe. Update 2: Google has published a blog post explaining how it came to make The Interview available: “Last Wednesday Sony began contacting a number of companies, including Google, to ask if we’d be able to make their movie, “The Interview,” available online. We’d had a similar thought and were eager to help—though given everything that’s happened, the security…
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