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It was only days ago that data analysis concluded that Facebook had been losing users in droves, over 6 million US users last month alone, a 4% drop. Analysts concluded the exodus was a result of new up-and-coming social networks such as Instagram and Path stealing the fleeing user base

Movie posters are almost as much a part of pop culture as movies are themselves. A good poster can make or break an opening weekend. Ad agency Y&R created these awesome alternate angle movie posters for LG's 3D sound advertising campaign.

In order to attract business partners, the vineyard has been shipping special pens that replace the traditional ink with an ink based on the Casa's own Cabernet Sauvignon.

Nature as marketing campaign? That shit's fucked up. Video after the jump.

A breakneck desktop adventure offers an uncanny sense of what daily life is like for a tech blogger. Video after the jump.

Depicting skiers as gadgets of a kind, a resort's promotion reminds us of the clockwork appeal of toys, models, and virtual worlds.

What does the phenomenal success of this crowdfunded wristwatch case for the iPod Nano say about what people want from tech?

"We speak on the phone, but where is your body?" Suzanne Fellini sings in "Love On the Phone." You can't push on a string; you can't embrace over a wire. But can the wire embrace us?

"Data envelops and surrounds a newborn in a neonatal ward, forming a protective shell/blanket/mobile�we might even think of it as bathwater. It's magical no, wait, it's science!"

Some "products dive even deeper," says Joshua Glenn, "down to the cellular level�where a shampoo's ionic, nanorobotic, or I-don't-know-whatic technology causes the cells within a single strand of hair to oscillate through rejuvenating vibrational motions."