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This Week’s Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

September 7th, 2012Top Story

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

This Week’s Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7thThis week we investigated whether it's worth shutting down your computer regularly, turned your closet full of junk into money, found a great VPN, and more. Here's a look back.

This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Is it Bad to Shutdown My Computer Regularly or Leave It On All the Time?

Dear Lifehacker, I've heard it's bad to shut down your computer every night. Is it really better to leave it on all the time? I have a high-end machine and want to take care of it but I don't know the best way to do that. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Top 10 Tricks for Turning Your Junk Into Money

If you're looking to declutter a little bit, there's no better way to do so than selling your junk online. Here are our top 10 tips and tricks for getting the most money possible out of your old, unwanted stuff. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Why You Should Start Using a VPN (and How to Choose the Best One for Your Needs)

You may know what a VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is; you probably don't use one. You really should be using a VPN, and even if you don't think so now, at some point in the future you may consider it as important as your internet connection. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

1 Million Apple Device IDs Leaked, 12 Million Total Stolen

One million Apple UDIDs (Universal Device IDs) were released to the public today, along with Notification Center tokens, device names, and device IDs, and while none of the data is personal information, it can potentially be tied back to device owners, names, and addresses. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Make Your Computer More Self-Sufficient This Weekend

Maintaining your computer, tidying your desktop, and doing a number of other digital chores requires a lot of effort-or at least time-on your part. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Why Remote Workers Are More (Yes, More) Engaged

If you work from home, you've probably gotten an eye roll or two from your office-bound friends. But as consultant Scott Edinger explains, working from home or in a remote office can lead to increased productivity, more effective communication, and better teamwork.
Who is more engaged and more... More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

The Best Things to Buy in September

Summer may be slowly drawing to a close, but that doesn't mean September can't still be awesome. Soothe your summer sadness by getting in on great deals this month. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

A Better Way to Practice

While it may be true that there are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going, there certainly are ways of needlessly prolonging the journey. We often waste lots of time because nobody ever taught us the most effective and efficient way to practice. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

How to Block Annoying Political Posts on Facebook

I'm all for intelligent dialog, but if there's one thing I hate about election season, it's that some of my friends-god love 'em-can become extremely irritating when politics are involved. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Five Best Audio Editing Applications

Whether you need a soundtrack for your film, you're a DJ and need to polish up your sets before sharing them, or you're a musician looking to produce the next big club hit, you need a good audio editor to eliminate noise, convert your files, edit tracks, and output the whole thing. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Catch a Liar with the This/That Trap

People fumble around with their words a lot when they're lying. In fact, a liar often adds words so they can truthfully answer questions by obscuring the meaning. More »


This Week's Most Popular Posts: September 1st to 7th

Add Some Magical Scenery to Your Desktop with These Landscape Wallpapers

When desktop wallpaper first emerged as a computer customization option, landscapes were the photos of choice. Some of them are so stunning that they seem unreal. More »


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Confidential Images of Apple's New Spaceship Interior Leaked

September 7th, 2012Top Story

Confidential Images of Apple's New Spaceship Interior Leaked

By Jesus Diaz

Confidential Images of Apple's New Spaceship Interior LeakedWe already saw plenty of exterior images of Apple's new headquarters, which look like a giant spaceship or a spaceport. But these confidential interior images—obtained by 9to5mac's Élyse Betters—truly show the scale of this place. Look at the size of the glass walls!

The first thing you will notice looking at these images is the scale. This thing is enormous.

It looked flat in the exterior shots, but that's just an effect of the gigantic plan. These images show that Apple's new campus is going to be truly gigantic, with really tall ceilings and multiple level loft-ish areas.

Like the Apple Stores and the rest of the design in the company—except for the leathery and skeuomorphic software interfaces—the interiors are extremely simple and minimalistic: white surfaces and wood everywhere, all inundated by tons of light provided by perimeter and ceiling windows.

Check out the rest of the images at [9to5mac]


Confidential Images of Apple's New Spaceship Interior LeakedThese glass panels look like those at the Apple Store in New York's Upper West Side.

Confidential Images of Apple's New Spaceship Interior LeakedHere's a typical workplace environment.

Confidential Images of Apple's New Spaceship Interior LeakedThe desks and benches looks like the furniture at retail Apple Stores. The ceilings seem to be huge all across the building.

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CHART OF THE DAY: The Era Of Explosive Smartphone Growth Is Over

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CHART OF THE DAY: The Era Of Explosive Smartphone Growth Is Over
This chart comes from Business Insider Intelligence, a new research and and analysis service focused on the mobile and Internet industries. Sign up for a free trial here.

The period of explosive growth in smartphone sales is coming to an end. As Henry Blodget discussed in a special report, in any market, the peak of annual unit gains occurs around the halfway mark of adoption. With smartphone penetration around 50 percent, it looks like we will hit that inflection point soon, if we haven't already.  

As a result, U.S. smartphone sales will become more dependent on replacements and upgrades than attracting new users. Growth in the broader smartphone ecosystem will slow as well and developers will need to generate more revenue out of existing users. On the bright side, many potentially enormous smartphone markets are just getting started. 



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