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Why We're No Longer Desperate For The New iPhone

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APPLE OF OUR EYE PHONING IT IN Why We're No Longer Desperate For The New iPhone theringer.com The notion of consumers lining up for a new device wasn't new when the iPhone debuted in 2007  —  people lined up at midnight to buy Windows 95  —  but Apple was the first to make this type of frenzy an annual affair. These days, though, the lines are diminishing. STARTS AT 1 PM EDT Just The Good Stuff From Today's Apple Event digg.com Every six months, the folks at Apple emerge from the Infinite Loop to reveal their next batch of consumer technology. On Wednesday, September 7 at 10 am PDT (1 pm EDT), they are expected to announce a new phone: the iPhone 7. THE PROOF IS IN THE PAPERWORK Airpods And The Iris Engine: Talking To The Lawyer Who Thinks He Found Apple's Secret Trademarks theverge.com Trademark attorney Brian Conroy claims to have dug up a litany of Apple trademark applications that include names no one else has seen. BANKING WE DIGG | SPONSORED The 'Different' Bank That's Actually Different aspiration.com Did you know the average Big Bank customer spends $194 a year in ATM fees? Aspiration reimburses ATM fees worldwide and lets you earn up to 100x more interest than typical checking accounts. You can choose your own account fee (even if it's zero), and they donate 10% of any fees to charity. Yep, that's a bank we'd want to do business with. FOLLOW THE TREND LIQUID SERENITY Inside America's Ayahuasca Boom newyorker.com How ayahuasca, an ancient Amazonian hallucinogenic brew, became the latest trend in Brooklyn and Silicon Valley. YOUR TRUFFLE FRIES ARE TRUFFLE LIES There Are No Truffles In Truffle Oil priceonomics.com Despite truffle oil's poor provenance, it has been used and praised by both average joes and renowned chefs. Truffle oil has been a remarkably successful con. A SERIES OF UNDERWATER TUBES A GIF Illustrating The Rise Of The Internet digg.com The internet, try as it might, can't jump across oceans. The information superhighway relies on massive underwater cables that transmit huge amounts of data. Tracking the expansion of those cables, then, is an interesting way to look at the the expansion of the internet around the world since 1988. NO STOOL UNTURNED Scientists Are Digging Through A Giant Pile Of Poo To Find Out Why We're So Unhealthy qz.com In the freezers of Arizona State University's Human Health Observatory (H2O) lab are rows upon rows of jars, some white, some translucent with black chunks of solid inside. VIDEO OF THE DAY LAIKA BOSS How 3D Printing Is Revolutionizing Stop Motion Animation digg.com New films like "Kubo and the Two Strings" are pushing the boundaries of stop motion using new 3D printing techniques to create millions of unique designs. IN THE NEWS Senate Flubs Zika Funding Vote New Research Indicates The Internet May Be As Segregated As A City Giant Pandas Have Been Removed From The Endangered Species List Independent Candidate Evan McMullin Appears To Have Accidentally Picked A Running Mate Go out and say 'Everything will be fine after all!' to your local zoo's giant panda. You just made that panda's day. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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