iPad Mini, Google Glass, and One World Trade Center: 90 Seconds on The Verge
iPad Mini, Google Glass, and One World Trade Center: 90 Seconds on The Verge
2013-11-12
it's Tuesday November 12 2013 and a
Michael sharing a day keeps the doctor
away seriously I've never been sick a
day in my life this is 90 seconds on the
verge the ipad mini with retina display
is finally available the 7.9 inch tablet
starts at three hundred ninety nine
dollars for the 16 gigabyte Wi-Fi only
model Apple CEO Tim Cook said in late
October that there may be supply
constraints through the holidays not
content with your $1,500 Google glass
why not accessorize for the first time
Google will allow for stereo playback
through glass with a set of $85 earbuds
in addition to the new accessory a
software update today adds a quote
listen to command that will integrate
with the company's play music service ok
glass listen to the complete discography
of Lou Bega and finally One World Trade
Center has officially been crowned with
tallest building in the United States
the height of the New World Trade Center
a symbolic 1,776 feet has been known for
some time but there was a debate over
whether or not the spire on top of the
building is in fact an architectural e
significant feature however the council
on tall buildings and urban habitats
agreed that it marked quote the ends of
the architectural expression of the
building this makes one World Trade
Center the third tallest building in the
world well behind the two thousand seven
hundred and twenty-two feet tall Burj
Khalifa in Dubai that's it for today's
top stories coming up tomorrow I try my
hand at some stand-up comedy my house
got hit with such a storm last night
that I thought I was in Russia because I
was Snowden
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