Busy NYC Restaurant Solves Major Mystery by Reviewing Old Surveillance


Busy NYC Restaurant Solves Major Mystery by Reviewing Old Surveillance
“One of the most common complaints on review sites against us and many restaurants in the area is that the service was slow and or they needed to wait a bit long for a table. We decided to hire a firm to help us solve this mystery.”

July 12, 2014 at 10:56PM
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Sony Xperia Z3 pictures leak out, sized up next to OG Galaxy Note

Sony’s anticipated Xperia Z3 smartphone has leaked out again in new pictures. While the Xperia Z2 is still hard to come by if you’re stateside, Sony is already prepping its successor, the Xperia Z3. In these new pictures, we can see that the Xperia Z3 is a little more curved than its hard-edged predecessors, The sides are slightly rounded and feature a variety of ports including microSUB, microSIM, microSD, 3.5mm headphone, and a magnetic connector for docking and such. A dedicated camera button is also included.

Sony Xperia Z3

Speaking of the camera, a picture of the back shows us the same 20.7-megapixel Exmor RS sensor camera that came with the G2. A speaker can also be seen, but a second one, as on the Xperia Z2, is nowhere to be found. A picture sizes up the Xperia Z3 next to the original Samsung Galaxy Note and they look pretty similar in size, with the Z3 having a narrower body. Other specs are still unknown, but as the leaks continue, we should begin to know more.

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¿Qué cambiarías del Nokia Lumia 1020? (¡con votación!)

No importa que no tengas uno: seguro que has oído hablar (y en más de una ocasión) del Lumia 1020, de manera que ya era hora de que tuviera su minutito de gloria en nuestro ‘Qué cambiarías de’. Este terminal de Nokia llegó a nuestras vidas hace…

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Lyft’s failure-to-launch party


Lyft’s failure-to-launch party
Lyft, the app that connects anyone with a car to people willing to pay for a ride, was supposed to go live in New York City Friday night. Unfortunately, the city’s Taxi and Limousine Commission and the state Attorney General immediately dragged Lyft into court and put the kibosh on the launch.

July 12, 2014 at 2:01PM
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