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This is what Vlad Savov wants you to know about Berlin. Potsdamer Plaza is absolutely gorgeous and a must-see. A quadriga is a chariot drawn by four horses harnessed abreast, and the Berlin Quadriga was designed by Johann Gottfried Schadow in 1793 as the Quadriga of Victory. This is what the rest of The Verge team wants you to know about Berlin: a beer stein at our hotel bar is less than €3 and there is, alas, no discount for buying in bulk. Join us for a very special 90 Seconds on The Verge.
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- Samsung at IFA 2012: Galaxy Note II, Galaxy Camera, Windows 8 tablets, and more
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Having most recently introduced products like its water-friendly K310 washable keyboard and that TV Cam HD, Logitech’s now apparently prepping a fresh Ultimate Ears portfolio for all sound lovers out there. Via its UE page on Zuck’s social network, the company’s teasing a plethora of products with some rather suppressive shots that don’t quite tell us what’s on the other end, though we can slightly see new headphones and speakers will be the focus of the main ‘Power to the Music’ event in a couple of days — or August 29th, to be exact. For now, it looks like we’ll have to keep wondering, but you can get a better hint for what to expect by tapping on the Facebook link below.
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Everyone’s favorite portable speaker is getting a facelift later this month.
Beginning August 28, Jawbone will let you customize the grill and caps to its popular JAMBOX on Jawbone.com. You can mix and match between 13 grill and 9 cap colors for over 100 color combinations. (Maybe I’ll order a white and orange one in honor of CrunchGear! Or whatever colors those are on CrunchBase.) Your designs can be previewed on the site or shared to Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest for others to see.
A week prior to launch, Jawbone insiders and Klout users will have an inside track from August 21 to the 27th to customize and order before the rest of the heathens.
Pricing remains the same at $ 199.99. Jawbone says the Big Jambox will not be privy to new colorways like its little brother.
People of the world: this is not a GIF. But wait, don’t leave! It’s something more. It’s something better. It’s a long-form GIF with an audio component. One that’s capable of high-quality visuals but loads more gradually, less choppy. A GIF you can jump around in. And it has a name that isn’t hotly debated. Now, you may be worried about this Brave New World of “video” — that’s what we call it, which is some foreign term for “GIF with enhancements.” Thomas Houston has taught us so much.
Stories of the day:
- 90-day trial version of Windows 8 now available to download
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- Flash for Android…
Sea otters will hold hands while they sleep to avoid drifting apart from each other. While that assuredly says something to behavior patterns of these marine mammals, more importantly, it makes for a popular YouTube video. The only logical conclusion to draw from this, of course, is that we need to figure out how to get sea otters hosting 90 Seconds on The Verge. Give us time, but rest assured it’ll happen.
