Will Dawson

AT&T has launched Aio Wireless, a new data-centric, pre-paid brand aimed at the no-contract market recently marked out by T-Mobile USA.
The business is launching in the three US cities of Houston, Orlando and Tampa, before rolling out more widely over the next year. Aio will open stores under its own brand.

Lights for your bike built right into the wheels (via Revolights Wheels — Kickstarter)

Interesting to see Google adding some of the enterprise capabilities to Chrome OS. I can understand the kiosk value proposition much more than the home laptop replacement one. Not clear me why I need this OS in my home. I have two that work well enough at about the same prie point.

parislemon:

Google Now for iOS is finally here. No surprise, it’s well done and lovely. But why no Push Notifications?

Exactly. Huge letdown. Not as useful with the push notifications.

WhatsApp gets its own phone from Nokia (ource)

Finish Lines — Unforgettable Moments — Medium (by this beautiful man)

There’s your winner.

“By far the best response came from the former Chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers, Austan Goolsbee, who simply wrote, ‘Hahahaha. ROTFL.’

These are famous last words.

Apple hasn’t lost its Cool in Afghanistan
(via The unofficial Apple store in Afghanistan – Quartz)

You can feel this when you watch the Knicks. Prig and Felton too. Surrounding Melo with players who pass the ball has been a big part of the Knicks success this season

Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony Has a Point to Prove - NYTimes.com

Very much missed in Dallas.

3D printing getting more exciting every day (via Fresh Off the 3D Printer: Henry Segerman’s Mathematical Sculptures | Collage of Arts and Sciences)

Theoretical physicist Dirk Brockmann redraws the borders of the United States using the flow of cash.

Source: http://www.fastcoexist.com/1681677/a-new-map-of-the-us-created-by-how-our-dollar-bills-move?fullsite=#2

One of the six billion people on earth with a mobile phone. Far fewer have access to clean toilets. AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout

(via We now live in a world where more people have mobile phones than clean toilets – Quartz)

Google type ahead results for London boroughs

cdixon:

Commodity based, e.g. Gold

Politically based, e.g. Dollar

Math based, e.g. Bitcoin

Great marketing.

laughingsquid:

The World As 100 People, An Infographic By Jack Hagley

So how long before Google shuts this one down? The problem with killing off their “under used” apps is people are less likely to get attached to new services for fear they will disappear like Reader.