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By Life Hacker on Dec 16, 2022 in: films, twitter
This week’s pop culture stew contains super men, super cars, and a super old game that kids are rediscovering. To add spice to the mix, I’m throwing in a pinch of “TikTok is the unlikely focus of an international power struggle.”Read more...
By TechCrunch on Dec 23, 2020
So, onto 2021 we go. Let's see if the bulls are right again.
"I think there are some companies that have a lot of COVID tailwind."...
By A little bird told me - craft on Mar 25, 2015 in: jewellery
My parents found this Parti Sapphire while fossicking on their travels in Northern Queensland some time ago. The rough was cut in a local town, and faceted in to this beautiful stone. A deep green with flashes of yellow. When a client was looking for...
By A little bird told me - craft on Feb 10, 2015 in: Vintage
I had the pleasure of making this darling ring recently. Simple, geometric and striking, this custom ring came from a design idea the client had for the gemstones from three meaningful rings she didn't wear. As you can see from the sketches...
By Gadget Lab on Jan 14, 2015 in: apple
Super-strong sapphire displays are starting to show up on wearable devices and smartphones. The post How an Apple Rumor Sparked a Sapphire Revolution appeared first on WIRED.
By The Consumerist on Oct 29, 2014 in: Shopping
There’s a secret lab at Corning, the glass company, where technicians sit around and torture innocent pieces of glass. They’re not evil glass-haters: they’re testing new formulations of Gorilla Glass, the tough material that most sm...