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• The Company Website Is Making a Comeback June 19, 2013
  Companies are pulling more and more content off of outside social streams like Twitter and Facebook and onto websites they own and control.     […]
  Ryan Tate
• Your Door Is About to Get Clever: 5 Smart Locks Compared June 19, 2013
  I hope you've always wanted a smartphone-controlled door lock because the tech world is here to shove them in your face. Or hand, rather.     […]
  Alexandra Chang
• Conquer the Hills: 11 Mountain Biking Essentials June 19, 2013
  Our warm-weather adventures continue as we saddle up on mountain bikes to go test some of the latest off-road cycling gear, including bikes, helmets, shoes and outerwear.     […]
  Gadget Lab Staff
• Why Male Dark Fishing Spiders Spontaneously Die After Sex June 19, 2013
  It's a unusually cruel fate even in the twisted world of spider sex: When male dark fishing spiders copulate, they die -- death is the?unavoidable consequence of the mechanism by which males transfer sperm to females.     […]
  Nadia Drake
• Sony Won E3 (But That Doesn't Matter) June 19, 2013
  To sit back, cross one's arms, and declare the console war over would be ludicrous at this point.     […]
  Chris Kohler
• This Amazing Tool Helps You Draw Pictures Like an Old Master June 19, 2013
  Two university art professors are determined to bring a classic 19th-century device back into use.     […]
  Liz Stinson
• Riding Endurance Mountain Biking's Fine Line Between Insanity and Nirvana June 19, 2013
  Living the Wired Life is a series of profiles looking at people whose passion for their hobbies borders on obsession.     […]
  Gadget Lab Staff
• Movie Trailers Are Getting Insanely Fast. Trust Us, We Counted the Cuts June 19, 2013
  Life's getting faster, and so are movie trailers. Just look at how the number of cuts has increased over time. Yeah, we actually counted. That wild outlier in 1964? Dr. Strangelove -- with an epileptic 136 cuts per minute.     […]
  Michael Salvador
• Justice Department Fought to Conceal NSA's Role in Terror Case From Defense Lawyers June 18, 2013
  When a senior FBI official told Congress the role the NSA's secret surveillance apparatus played in a San Diego terror financing case today, nobody was more surprised to hear it than the defense attorney who fought a long and futile court battle to get exactly the same information while defending the case in court.     […]
  Kevin Poulsen
• Being Electric Doesn't Keep This Plane From Serious Aerobatics June 18, 2013
  The Airbus A380 is among the biggest stars of the Paris Air Show, but no less impressive is the sleek electric aerobatic trainer that is it distant cousin.     […]
  Jason Paur