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Flickr launches its Wall Art printing service globally

Nov16
by on November 16, 2014 at 8:22 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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One month after Flickr introduced a new offering letting users to create wall prints from their own photos, the Yahoo-owned company has opened up the service globally. Flickr offers both wood-mounted and gallery-style canvas prints, in five sizes ranging from 8″ x 10″ to 20″ x 30″. However, prints could thus far only be shipped to US addresses. As of today, anyone anywhere in the world can order wall art prints directly from their Flickr account. If you’re not sure whether your snaps are of a high enough resolution for printing, Flickr helpfully prevents you from selecting photos it deems…

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Kickstarter sensation Sense delays sleep tracking gadget until February 2015

Nov15
by on November 15, 2014 at 8:32 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Insider

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Sense, the incredible sleep-tracking gadget that blew through its Kickstarter goals, receiving $2.1 million, has been delayed until February 2015. An email sent out to Kickstarter backers earlier this week from James Proud, CEO at Hello (the company that created Sense), said that the company has delayed the device in order to complete further testing and to ship a “great” product: I’ve seen every single one of your notes and questions asking about when you’ll get your Sense, so I just wanted to update you on where we are. Some people are using Sense now and it’s nearly at a stage…

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Google Play Music now has an amazing visualizer

Nov15
by on November 15, 2014 at 7:36 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

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I haven’t seen a cool music visualizer since Milkdrop landed all those years ago, but today Google’s dropped a surprise HTML5 visualizer for its music service. If you’re a Google Play Music user, you’re able to get the new smokey visualizer by throwing on a song, then hovering over the album art and selecting ‘particles.’ The visualizer is pretty hypnotizing; good luck getting any work done once you’ve enabled the visual extravaganza. Google’s Music service has been around since 2011 and the company announced a companion YouTube music streaming service earlier this week. via Gizmodo

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