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• Solve This Puzzle or You'll Be Keelhauled
  The March Wired featured a Play section introduction of a piratical nature, with a hidden puzzle on it. The map below reveals the journey of the scurvy scalawags from island to island. At what island will these rascals end up?
  18 hours ago

• Lexus GS 350 Review: Wheels for the Well-Heeled
  20 hours ago

• Genetic Clue to van Gogh's Mutant Sunflowers Discovered
  Dutch impressionist Vincent van Gogh obsessed himself with sunflowers until his death in 1890, later earning avid collectors tens of millions of dollars for single paintings. These days researchers have developed their own sunflower obsession: Solving the genetic origin of mutant "teddy bear" sunflowers depicted in van Gogh's ochre-splashed canvases.
  21 hours ago

• Dork Tower Friday
  03.30.12

• The American Museum of Natural History Lights Up the Night
  03.30.12

• Diving Into The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour
  03.30.12

• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 30
  Google's daily brainteaser helps hone your search skills.
  03.30.12

• How to Review the How-To App Snapguide
  Snapguide is a free, iOS-only app that acts as a hub for how-to guides on your phone. Gadget Lab decided the best way to cover this app was to provide our own how-to guide -- how to review the Snapguide app.
  03.29.12

• Ticket to Ride Is First Board Game to Take Advantage of iPad Retina Display
  03.29.12

• Geek My Ride: A Geekdad Lego Car
  03.29.12

• DJ Rig Is a House Party in Your iPhone
  03.29.12

• Attach a Pencil to Your Lego Moleskine
  03.29.12

• One Brick to Rule Them All?
  03.29.12

• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 29
  Google's daily brainteaser helps hone your search skills.
  03.29.12

• Storyboard: Whiskey Forge Blogger Matthew Rowley Captures the Spirit of Moonshine
  "Moonshine is more popular today than it has been at any time since maybe the '50s," says Moonshine! author and Whiskey Forge blogger Matthew Rowley. "It seems to be everywhere. Everyone seems to -- everyone who drinks, anyway -- seems to know about it or have had some."
  03.28.12

• Television Show Longevity by Network
  Taking an analysis of television's "Golden Age" a step further, mathematician and Social Dimension blogger Samuel Arbesman shows how a TV show's longevity has become a zero-sum game.
  03.28.12

• BrowserQuest Is Pure HTML5 Gaming Goodness
  BrowserQuest is an addictive real-time multiplayer adventure game written entirely in open web standards like HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. Welcome to the next big gaming platform -- the open web.
  03.28.12

• Dork Tower Wednesday
  03.28.12

• Kid Icarus 3DS Flies High, Then Crashes
  Update to the classic adventure is a beautiful and fun game on the 3DS, but is limited by bad writing and an ungainly control system.
  03.28.12

• Lords of Waterdeep Game Brings Euro Flavor to the Forgotten Realms
  03.28.12

• Review: Third Rail Case Offers Extra Battery Power When You Need It
  03.28.12

• 8 Eye-Popping Retina Display Photography Apps for the New iPad
  As Apple¿s new iPad arrives in households across the world, developers are updating their apps to take advantage of the fantastic new Retina display. Truth be told, however, some apps look better than others -- especially photo apps. Here are some of our favorite image-focused iPad apps optimized for its high-res display.
  03.28.12

• Algoriddim's Djay Enhanced for the New iPad's Retina Display
  03.28.12

• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Mar. 28
  Google's daily brainteaser helps hone your search skills.
  03.28.12

• Computers in the Living Room: Xbox Has Never Been a Game System
  The living room is not a game center, but an experiment in a redefinition of personal computing.
  03.27.12

• Good Clean Fun - Marc With a C Sings The Monkees!
  03.27.12

• 5 for 5: NASA Successfully Launches All 5 ATREX Rockets
  03.27.12