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Inside the 3D-printed dress that may be the future of fashion

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Creating high fashion garments using 3D printers is a dream many creators have pursued in recent years — resulting in what is, for the most part, cobbled patchworks of 3D plastic that rank low in terms of actual wearability

Last week we told you about a new kind of 3D-printed clothing, the Kinematic dress, that offers hope for a range of more practical 3D-printed garments

We spoke with the Massachusetts-based team to find out how they came up with a way to fabricate 3D-printed clothing using a single piece of plastic that requires no post-printing assembly, moves naturally and actually has a fashionable design ...

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By |December 16th, 2014|Apps and Software|0 Comments
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Windows 10 leak gives closer look at new apps, Cortana on PC

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Microsoft is holding an event in January to showcase the "next chapter" of Windows 10, but a consumer build of the operating system leaked online on Sunday.

For Windows lovers who just can't wait for the big day, a video demo, above, from WinBeta shows an early version of Windows 10 in action. Some highlights include the PC version of Cortana, Microsoft's voice-activated digital assistant, and a better look at Windows 10 apps.

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By |December 15th, 2014|Apps and Software|0 Comments
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Sony demands media delete ‘stolen’ data from hacked emails, report says

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Sony Pictures sent a letter to several media outlets Sunday demanding they delete troves of emails delivered by hackers that resulted in an immense information dump which exposed the private dealings of the studio.

The New York Times reported that it and other media outlets received a letter from David Boies, an attorney hired by Sony, on Sunday. Boies characterized the hacked emails as "stolen documents," and asked outlets to cease publishing more information from them.

"We are writing to ensure that you are aware that SPE does not consent to your possession, review copying, dissemination, publication, uploading, downloading or making any use of the stolen information, and to request your cooperation in destroying the stolen information," said the letter, according to the Times. ...

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By |December 14th, 2014|Apps and Software|0 Comments
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4 ways the Internet of Things brings us closer to ‘The Jetsons’

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Are we all going to be woken up by smart-alarms right on schedule only to be scooped up out of bed and moved along a people mover, while rapidly receiving coffee and toast on our way to work in our flying fold-up cars? Well maybe not, but the idea of the Internet of Things (IoT) turning more and more inanimate objects into smart devices via sensors, logic and Wi-Fi connections is propelling us into this once futuristic dream.

The Internet of Things is expected to grow to approximately 75 billion connections by 2020, merging our physical and online worlds. The implications for both consumers and marketers are obvious and far-reaching — as more consumers connect their everyday lives to an increasing number of smart devices, marketers will have the opportunity to not only better understand the lifestyles and habits of their customer, but offer even more personal and intimate contextual experiences than ever before. ...

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5 can’t-miss apps: ‘Minecraft,’ Humin, FitStar Yoga and more

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With the shocking Sony hack revelations still coming to light, you may have overlooked some of this week's best new apps.

Luckily, each weekend, we round up our favorite new and updated apps, so you won't miss out.

This week's list includes Minecraft for Windows Phone, Humin's Android debut, an app to simplify tweet storms and Google's redesigned iOS app.

Check out the gallery, above, to see see all the apps that made our list. If you're looking for more, read last week's roundup of snowboard apps.

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