Online restaurant discovery service Zomato has partnered with Bookatable to provide its UK users with the ability to book table reservations across London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham. Zomato managed to cook up a similar deal last year with Toptable, which it used to expand its reach in the aforementioned cities. However, it now lists over 35,000 British restaurants – compared to last year’s 4,000. The service recently revamped its search feature with a number of social media integrations and the addition of options for condensing search results based on user preferences Thumbnail image credit: Getty Images
Apple is continuing its push into the renewable energy realm with a $55 million investment in a 100-acre, 17.5 megawatt solar farm. As the Hickory Record reports, the North Carolina city of Claremont has given the project the go-ahead, and is expected to take around five years to complete. This is Apple’s third solar farm in Catawba County. ➤ Hickory Record [via Cult of Mac]
Apple is continuing its push into the renewable energy realm with a $55 million investment in a 100-acre, 17.5 megawatt solar farm. As the Hickory Record reports, the North Carolina city of Claremont has given the project the go-ahead, and is expected to take around five years to complete. This is Apple’s third solar farm in Catawba County. ➤ Hickory Record [via Cult of Mac]

If your job or hobby requires you to take screenshots on your Android device, you might want to check out Pullshot. In a nutshell, Pullshot automatically recognizes screenshots and gives you direct and easy access to them. But it’s more than that, it also lets you select individual shots and re-organize them into named-folders. Alternatively, you can simply choose which ones you want to share and send them directly to Dropbox, Gmail, Flickr, or any other compatible application. There are other similar-ish apps out there already. ShotDrop for example is a really useful way of sharing screenshots automatically…
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Hardware startup Normal today launched (US-only) its line of custom 3D-printed earphones that you order using an app to take photos of your ear. Finding a comfortable pair of one-size-fits-all earphones is a difficult task. Headphones tend to be more forgiving since they’re not actually inside of you, but earphones that stay in when exercising without also giving you a headache are another thing altogether. To pre-order a set of Normal earphones, you’ll need to download the firm’s iOS or Android app, as there’s currently no Web shop. The app will help you take a series of photos as you turn…
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