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Windows operating system retrospective

Microsoft recently announced that the Windows 10 operating system will be released on July 29, 2015. With it, the tech giant will try to regain the trust it lost with Windows 8, but before history begins to judge the tens, let's see what path they Windows had to go through to get to where they are. Windows retrospective, everything from DOS, the golden days of OS Windows 98 and XP, to the quirk we call Windows 8.
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CarsMobility

The new BMW X1 = something you'll probably want

The first generation BMW X1 was not the most fortunate product in terms of design, but it must be acknowledged that it brought a lot of enjoyment and excellent driving dynamics to the class of compact premium SUVs. After 6 years and 730,000 vehicles, it's high time that BMW rolled up their sleeves and today presents us with the new generation BMW X1. If you wanted the first generation secretly, with the second generation this love will be completely public. The BMW X1 is simply something you will most likely want.
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TechViral

Wurstify - Chrome extension that gives people a Conchita Wurst beard

If you're looking for a Google Chrome browser extension that will put you in a good mood, the Wurstify extension won't miss you. This gives the online experience a humorous dimension, as it adds a beard to every face you come across online. The add-on supports all websites and uses sophisticated facial recognition technology, with which the beard does not escape anyone.
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Miniature First Thief Miniature Ideas

For those who are still not sure whether they really want a tattoo or don't know what kind of motif they should get, there are almost imperceptible, miniature tattoos that should serve as inspiration for a possible future tattoo.
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Tech

Now on Tap - more than a great new Android M feature

Google Now just got smarter. Namely, Google introduced the new text and voice function Now on Tap, which allows the personal assistant on Android to examine everything that is happening on the screen and automatically take appropriate actions. Putting this into practice: Now on Tap will constantly collect information about the email we read, the news, the music we listen to, and it will even remember the route we drove. Then, with the help of the collected information, it will do us a favor – it will play us music, tell us what the weather will be like, reserve a free seat for us on the subway or in a restaurant, etc.
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Architecture & InteriorCycling

Vadolibero bicycle furniture - "wardrobe" and "hanger" for bicycles

Just as a beautiful dress deserves a hanger and a place in the wardrobe, so a bicycle deserves more than a place in a bike shed or garage, if only it means something to you. Even if you don't know where to park it, the solution in the apartment is an excellent solution. Especially if you decide on fashionable Vadolibero bicycle furniture, which does more than just store your bicycle. It is a multi-purpose piece of furniture where you can also store all bicycle-related accessories.
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Free Windows 10 Coming July 29th!

Microsoft today announced that Windows 10 will be available starting July 29 in 190 countries as a free upgrade for existing Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users. Built with the help of more than 4 million users from around the world, Windows 10 heralds the start of a new era of personal computing designed to empower people.
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Macintosh Phone or what the iPhone would have looked like if it had been created in 1987

Designer Pierre Cerveau imagined what Apple's flagship product would look like if it were sent to the market 20 years before the release of the first iPhone. Part of the design of the Macintosh Phone, in which the author drew inspiration from the Macintosh personal computer, is somehow a rotating dial, once an indispensable part of phones, which here also allows scrolling on the screen, which is the same as that of the first iPods.
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab A uses a 4:3 screen ratio

Samsung has sent the new Samsung Galaxy Tab A tablet computer with a screen ratio of 4:3 to Slovenian shelves, which many users of Apple tablets sing its praises to. The tablet is palm-friendly, as it is extremely thin and light, with a more advanced camera and affordable. It is a new family of Samsung tablets, which comes with upgraded functionality.
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