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Cell Charging Station Inside Burger King In Philippines
Sure, we've considered how people in countries without widespread electricity and Internet access charge up and get online, but what are other wired nations doing to stay charged? In most of the US you have to fend for yourself. Apparently, not so in the Philippines.
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Have You Ever Had to Defriend Someone Online?
Did you get defriended by someone hoping for a free cheeseburger? The New York Times reports that the reason Facebook pulled a Burger King app promising a free burger if you defriended ten friends was that it sent a notification that you were no longer someone's friend (usually, there's no annoying status update, unlike the glaringly public breakup announcement). How rude!
Mac vs. PC Battle: It's Not Bragging If You Can Back It Up
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Have You Used a Public Charging Station?
I had a layover at the Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport last week and was struck by an enormous Powerport charging station that seemed like it could solve any gadget woe under the sun. The station recharged PDAs, cell phones, iPods, and cameras, offered laptop rentals (by the hour), and even allowed you to check your device's battery before getting on the plane. It was certainly a step above the Burger King–charging stations in the Philippines, but I couldn't help but wonder if the machine was an untapped (albeit fancy-looking) resource, or if people actually used it on a regular basis.
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