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Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Twelve South's PlugBug World: the little red gizmo goes international
Twelve South's PlugBug World: the little red gizmo goes international:
Remember the Twelve South PlugBug? It's a cool little bright red adapter that adds a 2.1 Amp USB charger to your MacBook power adapter so you can charge both your MacBook and favorite iOS device at the same time. Today Twelve South unveiled PlugBug World (US$44.99), an international version of the charger that includes snap-on plugs for use in outlets around the world.
Made with the traveler in mind, PlugBug World has snap-on plugs for use in US/Canada/Japan, UK/Hong Kong/Singapore, Continental Europe, Australia/New Zealand and China. They're available for purchase now, and Twelve South is picking up shipping costs in the US. International customers can get flat-rate shipping to most countries.
We'll have a review of the Twelve South PlugBug World soon. It's too bad PlugBug World wasn't out a couple of weeks ago; our intrepid world traveler Mike Schramm could have used it on his trip to Marseilles, France this week.
We'll have a review of the Twelve South PlugBug World soon. It's too bad PlugBug World wasn't out a couple of weeks ago; our intrepid world traveler Mike Schramm could have used it on his trip to Marseilles, France this week.
Twelve South's PlugBug World: the little red gizmo goes international originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Wed, 23 Jan 2013 15:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Mailbox: Sign Up For The Impending Email Revolution
Mailbox: Sign Up For The Impending Email Revolution: 
If you follow any number of Silicon Valley insiders on Twitter, you might have seen them blathering on about a new email app called Mailbox for iPhone. Mailbox is an interesting take on the inbox. It forces new user behaviour, which might not necessarily be a bad thing but having used it over the last few days I can ensure you that change is not easy. More »
Thursday, 17 January 2013
Drugs Greatly Improve Everyone's Quality of Life
Drugs Greatly Improve Everyone's Quality of Life:
Who better to give out safety advice than a journalism student on all manner of psychedelics?
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Valve exploring Left 4 Dead 2 with R18+ rating for Australia
Valve exploring Left 4 Dead 2 with R18+ rating for Australia:
Valve is looking into its options for bringing the unedited version of Left 4 Dead 2 to Australia. Gamespot took note of a post on the Steam forums where Valve's Chet Faliszek stated the company is exploring the brave new world of R18+ ratings for video games in the region.
"No need to flood us with emails," wrote Faliszek. "We will have more information on this when we understand the issues fully and how we are moving forward but don't worry any cost associated with it doesn't worry us, this is something we want to do."
Left 4 Dead 2 was denied classification twice in its unedited form for Australia. The game was eventually classified in the region without zombie decapitation and limb dismemberment - a skillset that Australians would have learned is also helpful in dealing with necromorphs.
Valve exploring Left 4 Dead 2 with R18+ rating for Australia originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 17 Jan 2013 20:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | Comments
"No need to flood us with emails," wrote Faliszek. "We will have more information on this when we understand the issues fully and how we are moving forward but don't worry any cost associated with it doesn't worry us, this is something we want to do."
Left 4 Dead 2 was denied classification twice in its unedited form for Australia. The game was eventually classified in the region without zombie decapitation and limb dismemberment - a skillset that Australians would have learned is also helpful in dealing with necromorphs.
Valve exploring Left 4 Dead 2 with R18+ rating for Australia originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 17 Jan 2013 20:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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