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This website showcases everything you can buy on the internet with Dogecoin

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by on July 14, 2014 at 9:45 am
Posted In: Around the Web, bitcoin, dogecoin, Shareables

Cryptocurrency Dogecoin showed serious promise for micro payments, as we noted earlier this year, but infighting between its most influential stakeholders has seen its stock literally and figuratively decline over the past few months. If a few billion Doge are burning a hole in your virtual pocket, then you may be interested in a new site which showcases everything you can buy online with your coins. Dogecoinmarket.io doesn’t win prizes on the naming front, but it shows you what electronics, computers, clothing, health, and — ahem — adult products you can buy with Dogecoin. Oh, and lots of beef jerky. Even if you still believe Dogecoin…

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London, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas… and Edinburgh: YPlan launches in its fifth city

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by on July 14, 2014 at 9:28 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, scotland, UK

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London, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas… and Edinburgh. Not your typical cosmopolitan city-combination, but these are the places YPlan now call home. To recap, YPlan serves up a slew of events going on in a specific locale today, letting you book tickets for concerts, theater shows, comedy performances and more. It’s all about spontaneous bookings, and isn’t geared towards planning weeks or even days in advance. YPlan started out in the UK capital back in 2012 ahead of a chunky $12 million funding round, before spreading its wings to New York, San Francisco, and Las Vegas. The once iPhone-only…

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London, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas… and Edinburgh: YPlan launches in its fifth city

Jul14
by on July 14, 2014 at 9:28 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, scotland, UK

embra
London, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas… and Edinburgh. Not your typical cosmopolitan city-combination, but these are the places YPlan now call home. To recap, YPlan serves up a slew of events going on in a specific locale today, letting you book tickets for concerts, theater shows, comedy performances and more. It’s all about spontaneous bookings, and isn’t geared towards planning weeks or even days in advance. YPlan started out in the UK capital back in 2012 ahead of a chunky $12 million funding round, before spreading its wings to New York, San Francisco, and Las Vegas. The once iPhone-only…

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Raspberry Pi’s affordable micro-computer gets a new, less power-hungry model

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by on July 14, 2014 at 7:47 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Product Launches, raspberry pi

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There is a new Raspberry Pi model on the scene — what is being called a “final evolution” of the original micro-computer that has become a cult hit for hobbyists and kids who are interested in coding and the intricacies of computer hardware. The Raspberry Pi foundation announced today that the Raspberry Pi Model B+ is available now for $35 from many of the usual stockists, including main manufacturing partners element14 and RS/Allied Components. The Model B+ uses the same BCM2835 application processor as the Model B, runs the same software and still has 512MB Ram, but the key improvements include reduced power…

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