Google’s Inbox is just plain strange, Toshiba is growing lettuce in a factory, Eric Schmidt wants to grow more food through AgTech, sharing on social media sites and Facebook and Twitter is getting more difficult, turns out the internet is not dead, Toyota is investing in fuel cells, Snapchat and Square team up to make snapCash, Samsung is showing restraint with the number of phones they make, the Apple Watch SDK is available, Super Smash Brothers is unbalanced, and Ruby on Rails is the best paying programming skill.
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- Farms of the future
- Eric Shmidt’s Farm2050
- Toyota Pushes In To Fuel Cell Cars
- Snapchat Will Send Cash
- Native Apps Are Part of the Web
- The Web, Still Dying After All These Years
- Facebook at Work makes sense for Facebook and no one else
- Facebook Launches An App That Focuses On Groups
- And it’s kind of dumb
- Samsung Will Make Substantially Fewer Phone Models
- 11 things we just learned about how the Apple Watch works
- Taxis Cause Gridlock At SFO
- Mashable editor Jim Roberts on how he approaches the news
- Forrester Says Marketers Are Wasting Resources on Facebook, Twitter
- Re/Code Removes Comments
- Unbalanced Design of Super Smash Bros
- Corning’s New Gorilla Glass Can Now Survive A Fall
- These programming skills will earn you the most money
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