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Tuning knock sensors due to noise from exhaust headers

Oct 31 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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Wow this freedom pop photon 4g ap is super tiny

Oct 29 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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New Canon s110 camera with built in Wi-Fi

Oct 26 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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At up experience 2012

Oct 25 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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This is agreat video on The Power of Introverts

Oct 24 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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This is a great video – “Steve Jobs: Back of the Line (iPad Mini Parody)”

Oct 23 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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Testing out the new fog machine for Halloween

Oct 22 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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Wow! Instant read means instant read! This thermometer is super fast

Oct 19 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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Interesting analysis of the iPhone 5 – wish Steve was still around to push the envelope

Oct 18 2012 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

For the last half a decade now, the mobile industry has largely arranged itself around the announcements of Apple’s iPhones. These devices set the high mark for what a phone could and should be. At the same time, Android, WebOS, and Windows Phone struggled to get off the ground, with widely varying levels of success. The iPhone 5 is undeniably the best iPhone yet (as Apple likes to say), but in many ways it feels like Apple is spinning its wheels at the worst possible time.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ziffdavis/extremetech/~3/7330NLkeQbw/136100-the-iphone-5-less-innovation-than-android-and-wp8-in-a-bigger-package