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kateoplis:

“The next transformative moment in mainstream computing devices, the first since smartphones in 2007 and tablets in 2010, will probably involve computers that attach themselves to our bodies. They’ll be disguised as everyday ornamental objects, like pairs of glasses and watches, so they can be (almost) imperceptibly inserted into our lives. (To say nothing of the hordes of cheap, unashamed sensors, like the Fitbit Flex or Nike FuelBand.)

That anticipation is palpable: the Kickstarter campaign for Pebble, a watch with an electronic-paper display that connects to smartphones to show alerts for things like incoming messages, weather updates, and Twitter, received over ten million dollars in contributions. And a Google News search for the Apple iWatch, anticipated by some as the company’s next breakthrough product, produces over twenty thousand results. The word “watch” may soon seem much like the word “phone,” simultaneously mummified and revivified.”

Objects of Desire: The First Smart Watch | New Yorker

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quartzlight:

Tune up your melody and sign out loud !!

beautiflyforgotten:

In my soul. And I’ll never let go.

rapcoloringbook:

Today is the 16th anniversary of The Notorious B.I.G.’s death, so that’s why this. Click here to download his activity page. Print it out. Complete it. Color it. Listen to this while doing so. 

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