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Have a happy Geek Pride Day, blogging that led to better school lunches, mouse-free computer control, add-on lenses for the iPhone, and Android users get the Google+ app upgrade they've been craving!

What are the differences between social media in the United States versus Japan?

While we were in Tokyo, we had access to anything you could think of at any time thanks to the many varieties of vending machines!

SpaceX launches their first mission to the ISS, gardening with lasers, keeping your phone charged with the power of your feet, a new service for conference calling and robot fish in Spain!

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There's a lot of cool stuff to be seen in Japan. But nothing was as cool as the toilets they have in Tokyo!

YouTube's huge traffic, Mark Zuckerberg finds a reason to wear a suit, phone notifications sent to other devices, and robots that want to crawl up your clothing!

Cali Lewis walks us through the ANA Training Academy, where the cabin attendants learn everything it takes to give you the best possible air flight services in the business!

Bonjour tout le monde !Pour bien débuter la semaine, nous vous proposons au sommaire de cette émission de Lundi :- Le PDG de Yahoo donne sa dem' ;- Microsoft se lance dans la manette biométrique ;- Le dossier mes documents ne vous appartient pas ;- Le son du jour par Sarah : Soundgarden - Black hole sun.A bientôt !

Au sommaire du numéro 20 de XY MagUn reportage sur le Lyon Geek Show ou LGSLe motorola FireLe Motorola Defy plusLe Motorola RAZR Droid

Moving data wirelessly at 3 gbps, an SSD that will die to keep your data safe, a padlock that will open with your car key, and a juggling robot!

John P walks through every step of a Yamaha outdoor speaker installation with the help of the Sonos PlayAmp

There's a whole world of amazing toilets out there, but most people are stuck with hopelessly old tech in that category. Don't let fear of changing out a toilet keep you using something sub-standard. It's easy, and I'm going to show you how.

This week in Geek: Solar powered digital eye implants give sight back to the blind, the world's tallest LEGO tower built by 4,000 4-year-olds and a fungus that can actually break down plastic to solve a world of problems.

A Kickstarter project for a powerful Bluetooth speaker, using your cell phone in flight, and a car made to break the amphibious vehicle speed record!