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A handy bluetooth gadget for keeping track of your cell phone and alerting you to calls reminds us that there's no end to reminders.

Traditional media mavens don't like the messy, loosely-joined conversation that is the Web and the dynamics of the new public sphere. Trouble is, they're also the dynamics of the old public sphere.

This year's spring line will debut in the Uncanny Valley.

A ukulele is still a better option for guitarists on the go. But Amidio's OMGuitar approaches the six-string "interface" with refreshing sensitivity.

The largest subglacial lake in the world will begin to yield its secrets later this month, when a Russian drilling team reaches it beneath 4 km of Antarctic ice.

The New World Order is a harsh, cold vacuum. Video after the jump.

In the age of the ebook, a ruminative turn to the inner work of building palaces of memory.

From Tiepolo's Immaculate Conception, a generative rush of uncanny planes emerges not as narrative, but a separate object of contemplation.

A short film about the eye behind The Sartorialist shows how the web, like the printing press and photography before it, unleashes disruptive beauty. Video after the jump.

Starting tomorrow, AT&T sets up shop with the heirloom-variety iPhone at a nice price.