It’s Sunday morning, and we’re keeping it easy like Lionel Richie doing a word search instead of the Sudoku. Here’s our pick of the best features on tech and online insanity, plucked and procured from around the web. Lean back and indulge your eyes and brain.
Lenovo is the next Apple
Fast Company
The Chinese computer company is shaping up to be an unlikely competitor to the world’s biggest computing brands. Dell? What’s a Dell? Oh you mean the singer….
Galaxy Nexus review
The Verge
It’s now on sale, and The Verge has got the first in-depth review of the beautiful new Samsung phone, the first to run Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich”. Revel in its 720p screen! Indulge in its new user interface!
Facebook’s new advertising model: You
Forbes
If an internet service is free, it isn’t the product, you are. As the company prepares for an inevitable IPO, it’s been knocking down the doors of advertisers in NYC, trying to get more business based on your Likes. Sounds just like what Eduardo Saverin tried to do in Facebook’s early days, and we all know what happened to him…
136 creepy Wiki articles
StumbleUpon
The weirdest, spookiest factoids on the internet, corralled together. Ever wanted to know about alien hand syndrome, or the spooky Voynich Manuscript? You will do after reading this.
How one click has changed Google News
paidContent
Google’s made a subtle change to its News section recently: clicking through from the homepage won’t automatically repeat your search. For power users, it’s maddening, but it appears there’s a method in it for the search giant.
Ten mind-bending Tumblr blogs
Electricpig
Shameless self-promotion? Yes. Hilarious pictures of the chancellor’s O-face, pandas eating cake and old-timey curiosities? You bet.
