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Thursday, May 12, 2016

People are awesome - 2016 Video


Click The Video Below And See Some Amazing Experiences That You Maybe Will Not Try Or Do In Your Life , In This Life .

Friday, May 6, 2016

Samsung Galaxy C7 and C5 rumors

Samsung’s never one to settle on selling a couple of phones, when it could pile dozens of them up on store shelves. TheGalaxy S7 and S7 Edge have reportedly been successful, and rumors are gathering the latest flagships may be joined by revamped mid-range devices, which replace the S with a C in the model names. Here’s what we think we know about Samsung’s C-series smartphones so far.

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Thursday, May 5, 2016

Beautifule Girls Pranks -- Video



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Nostalgia Overload: A Throwback of Justin Bieber Kissing Selena Gomez Is Now the Most-Liked Photo on Instagram



Only ’90s kids will remember this: The most-liked photo on all of Instagram is a throwback shot Justin Bieber posted in March of himself and now ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez kissing. Someday, when robot-human hybrids have colonized Mars, cultural anthropologist-bots will have a lot to bleep-borp about this moment — that our very most popular moment is a Boy Teen King’s whiny missive about his ex, who has since written several kiss-off anthems about him.

Sunday, May 1, 2016

Beyonce Cancels Nashville Stop of Formation World Tour



Beyonce pulled the plug on the upcoming Nashville, Tennessee, stop of her Formation World Tour, and her fans are disappointed, to say the least.
The news, which TMZ reported on Friday, April 29, comes just days after the superstar songstress, 34, kicked off her tour in Miami on Wednesday, April 27, and less than a week after she dropped surprise album Lemonade following her April 23 HBO special.

Virtual reality: Feeling our way into an uncertain future



I spent some time playing with blocks on Thursday, but first I had to strap a computer to my face. The reason: I had an opportunity to try out Leap Motion’s Orion virtual-reality setup, which tracks your hands so you can use them in whatever scene you see in the headset you’re wearing.
But that was just one vision of virtual reality on display at the Collision conference that took place this week in New Orleans. What’s still uncertain is which of those visions will ultimately prevail in the real world.