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There’s a company called Blendtec that makes a high-powered blender. To showcase its capabilities, they’ve done a number of hilarious “Will It Blend?” videos that feature a wide variety of objects being subjected to blending. They’ve destroyed a can of fake cheese, old toilet components, and even a garden hose. But for their latest spin de force, Blendtec put an iPhone into their demon blender, and… More …
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This is only summer, and the iPhone has periodically knocked out up 30 campus wireless access points. Talks are going on with the router provider, Cisco, and a troubleshooting ticket has been opened with Apple. Full time school opens in late August, so they have some time. More …
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