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Super NES Cla.ssic is in stock at a premium right now on Amazon – with Prime shipping.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a drill. We repeat, this is not a drill. If you hurry — and we do mean HURRY — you can have a brand-spanking-new Super NES Classic Edition retro video game console in your hands in just one or two days. Multiple Amazon sellers had them in stock at the time of this writing. They’re still charging a premium, of course, but prices are actually lower than we’ve ever seen. These units are definitely going to sell out now that the cat is out of the bag, so you had better hurry if you want one.

Here’s what you need to know from the product page:

CES 2018 CIOs push smart city agendas through tech partnerships, outreach.
CNET's smart city panel at CES 2018.

The smart city sector is one of the hot topics at CES 2018, with nearly every major technology provider looking to jump into the connected ecosystem. Likewise, major metropolitan areas across the country are eager to implement technology that could bring urban living into the digital age. The Big Trends for Business

How I went from insomnia to the best sleep of my life (and how you can too).
Sleep. Some of us can’t get enough of it, while others are in a love-hate relationship.

For many years after becoming an entrepreneur, I was the latter. Like every human, my mind and body needed sleep to function. The problem was, I had trouble actually falling asleep in the first place.

Now, I will say that there are variances of how one would define an insomniac. I wasn’t suffering from chronic insomnia that could do serious damage to my well-being. However, there were many periods when I would only get two to three hours of sleep during the week.

If mild and periodic insomnia is something you face, or even chronic insomnia, read on. As my work, relationships, and overall energy began to decline further, I took serious action to research and ‘self-experiment’ on fixing my insomnia for good.

Remindee is the Android reminder app for people who hate setting reminders.
I use a bunch of different apps for taking notes, recording voice memos, and managing my schedule, so I’m always ready with a suggestion if someone asks me what they should use to get organized. But if you don’t care to cram your phone with productivity apps and still need a way to remember stuff, there’s one you should definitely try.

Remindee for Android lets you create reminders from any app that lets you share content – whether that’s your Reddit client, web browser, or online store of choice. Just hit the ‘Share’ button, or select text or an image and share it to Remindee, and you’ll be greeted by a pop-up that lets you set a time to be reminded of said content.



I found it handy when saving recipes I intended to cook later in the week from my browser, as well as with articles I wanted to read later, and with information about events in my city that I wanted to check out. After you’ve added a reminder, it’ll show up in a list in Remindee, where you can archive or edit it if necessary.

Crash detection platform Bugsnag raised $9 million last year from GV and other investors.
Bugsnag, an automated error monitoring platform for software developers, has revealed it raised a $9 million series B round last year, with GV (formerly Google Ventures) joining existing investors including Benchmark Capital and Matrix Partners.

The series B round, which closed in February 2017, was in addition to the $8.6 million it raised across two previous rounds — a $1.4 million seed round in 2013, followed by a $7.2 million round two years later.

Founded out of San Francisco in 2012, Bugsnag’s platform enables developer teams to automatically detect bugs in code, while allowing them to prioritize fixes by importance — the idea here is that you’ll never be able to fix every single bug, so it’s best to focus on the ones that matter most.

The platform also helps to surface key information such as which version of an A/B test caused the least number of crashes in a given time frame, or which error paid subscribers saw most often.

CES 2018 The gadgets that impressed us the most on Day 1.
The Consumer Electronics Show opened on Tuesday with thousands of exhibitors showcasing what is arguably the best technology on planet earth at the moment. It is hard to see everything that is on show at Las Vegas over this week, but on Day One we found quite a few gadgets that really impressed us. Here is a list.

Sennheiser Ambeo Smart Headset

Plug these $299 headsets in and anything you record from them on your Apple iPhone camera gets three dimensional audio. Yes, this does not even need extra apps to record its high quality immersive 3D audio. We did try out the audio recorded with these headsets and the results were really impressive. The headset, expected to come to India in the coming weeks, works only on Apple iPhones and an Android version is expected.

Casio FR100 Exilim outdoor camera

Can an Arrow Fired Straight Up Fall Fast Enough to Kill You.
In a recent episode of Mythbusters, Brian and Jon (the new MythBusters) wanted to see what happens when you shoot an arrow straight up into the air. It will obviously come back down—but would it still be moving fast enough to kill you? If you are a MythBuster, the best option is to actually shoot an arrow straight up into the air and measure its velocity on impact. But for normal people, it might be better to just calculate the final arrow speed. Also one note—I& #x27;m currently a science consultant for the show.

OK, let& #x27;s start with a basic physics problem. How fast would an object be moving if you dropped it from a height of 300 feet (91.4 meters)? When an object is in free fall, there is only the gravitational force acting on it. Since both the acceleration and the gravitational force depend on the mass, all objects fall with the same acceleration (regardless of mass) with a rate of g = 9.8 m/s2. Of course, this is only true if you ignore air resistance—but we will get to that soon.

If the object starts at a vertical postion y = h and ends at y = 0 meters with a starting speed of 0 m/s, then the final velocity can be found with the following equation. If you want more details on kinematics, here is a resource.

Using the starting height of 91.4 meters, I get a final velocity of 42.3 meters per second (which would be 94.6 mph). So right there you can see that this is a fairly nice estimation of the motion of the arrow. But that analysis leaves off one important aspect—air resistance. As an object moves through the air, there is a force pushing back in the opposite direction of the object& #x27;s velocity. The magnitude of this air resistance force increases with velocity and also depends on the air and the size of the object. This air resistance force can be written as the following equation:

Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 and HDR are coming to the Razer Phone's Netflix app.
The Razer Phone has already proven to be quite the mobile entertainment center, due in no small part to the device's speedy 120Hz display. However, Razer will soon be partnering with Netflix to improve the experience even further.

In an upcoming software update, both companies will be bringing Dolby's Digital 5.1 surround sound functionality and HDR video playback to the Razer Phone's Netflix app, making it the first smartphone to pack both of these technologies into one device.

"The Razer Phone brings an incredible Netflix viewing experience to the smartphone," said Anthony Park, Netflix's vice president of engineering. "We look forward to delivering this experience to our members around the world so they can watch their favorite entertainment on the go in the best possible quality."

The 5.1 surround sound feature will be accessible by using either THX-certified headphones or the device's built-in "Dolby-optimized" speakers.

Sprint customers are about to get a very unpleasant bill hike.
Existing Sprint customers who signed up under two long-running deals are about to get a very unpleasant new years’ shock. The “Unlimited freedom” and “50% off” deals, which have been running for two years, are ending this month, which means that some bills will double.

“Customers on Unlimited Freedom and 50% off were informed when they signed up with Sprint that the plans were introductory pricing and would increase in price at a future date,” a Sprint spokesperson told Fierce Wireless. “The great news is these customers are still paying less for their service compared to other major carriers. Plus, Sprint now provides unlimited customers Hulu at no additional cost.”



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