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  • Tweet of the Day: Journalist Tweets From Jail With Guard's Phone
    A journalist captured in Afghanistan told the world he was still alive over the weekend by tweeting with a prison guard's cellphone. This remarkable tale about a tweet kicks off a new meme here at Gadget Lab that we're calling Tweet of the Day.




  • Court OKs Warrantless Cell-Site Tracking
    A federal appeals court is ruling the government may obtain cell-site information mobile phone carriers retain on their customers without a probable-cause warrant under the Fourth Amendment. Cell-site location information, which carriers usually retain for about 18 months, identifies the cell tower to which the customer was connected at the beginning of a call and at the end of the call.




  • Take Better Flash Photos
    Most flash photos — even those shot with your new, fancy $500 camera — look like junk. But you can create amazing images using a flash if you know a few tricks.




  • Asteroid Double Whammy Near Earth Wednesday
    Get out your telescopes! Two small asteroids will come within moon-distance of Earth Wednesday.




  • Eerie Ukrainian Salt Mines House Convalescing Asthmatics
    The Eastern European practice of speleotherapy claims salt air helps breathing issues, which leads to patients lining the halls of subterranean caves.





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