Check Out the New Ars Technica Reader for iPad [Ipadapps]

Our pals over at Ars Technica just rolled out a slick new iPad app which makes reading their site easier (and prettier) than ever. The app's free (with ads) and lets you sync content for offline reading, so check it out. [iTunes] More »

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As Buzz Sounds More Like Crickets, Does Google Need To Be More Patient?

As we first reported late last week, Lars Rasmussen, the father of both Google Maps and Google Wave, has left Google is heading to Facebook. As we suspected, part of the reason is that Google pulled the plug on Wave barely a year into its existence. "It takes a while for something new and different to find its footing and I think Google was just not patient," he told The Sydney Morning Herald over the weekend. And that brings up another question. Google's other big social�experiment�this past year, Buzz, also hasn't taken off yet. What happens next? Like Wave, Buzz�launched with much fanfare in February of this year. But unlike Wave, Buzz was available to many users right of the box, and instead it was security issues and misunderstandings that led to its initial stumbles. The Buzz team worked quickly to smooth those out, but now the service has a much more serious issue: indifference.

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Daily Crunch: Air Edition

Our Take: Apple?s ?Back To The Mac? Event Review: Parrot AR.Drone Why FaceTime And Not iChat? Traditional-Style Kids? Remote May Not Apply To This Generation Oakley Releases Special TRON 3D Glasses

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What Tomorrow's Elections Mean for Science and Technology [Midterm Elections]

Tuesday's midterms could mean more than just a routine reshuffling of the House and Senate majorities. The fates of a number of important science and technology policies also hang in the balance. More »

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SNL's Amazing Back to the Future Audition Parodies [Video]

Not ones to miss out on Back to the Future 25th anniversary fun, Saturday Night Live did two rounds of imagined screen tests for the series. Pacino, Eddie Murphy, and a ruggedly handsome Robin Williams beat Eric Stoltz any day. More »

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Apple tracking an issue with defective Monster headphones?

We just received a tip and some screencaps, purportedly from the Apple-verse, with a word of warning about Monster's headphone lineup. Apple is apparently blaming the "conductive flanges" used in many of Monster's earbuds for erratic stopping and starting of playback on Apple devices. The point of this internal memo seems for support staff to recognize that what a consumer might assume is a defect in an Apple product might actually be a Monster problem. Interestingly, Apple's list of problem headphones doesn't mention any of the Beats-labeled products that Apple actually sells, and is limited to Monster headphones that include "ControlTalk" tech for controlling playback with a cable-mounted mic / volume / pause remote, modeled after Apple's own iPhone-bundled earbuds. We're not sure if this means Monster is mis-applying Apple standards or just has a manufacturing defect, and it's also unclear if this problem also extends to the ControlTalk-equipped products in the joint-developed Beats lineup, but if you've been having some trouble with random stop-starts in your music on your $400 pair of Copper Turbines (and you aren't listening to James Blake), perhaps this will clear up some confusion. A full list of the affected 'buds is after the break.

[Thanks, Anonymous]

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Video Game Storage ? LevelUp Ottomans

I wouldn’t say that I’m a neat freak, but I like an uncluttered house. That’s not saying that my house isn’t cluttered, because it is… except for my basement. It’s been newly remodeled and is the role model for the rest of the house. If you need a kick start to cleaning up some the [...]

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Video Game Storage – LevelUp Ottomans originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on October 30, 2010 at 10:36 am.

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