Starbucks has made its latest and biggest outlet even bigger, with augmented reality.
The coffee giant will on Wednesday open its new 30,000 sq ft premises in Shanghai, its biggest outlet in the world to date.
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The top 10 most surprising places in the office that are dirtier than your toilet
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Would you ever lick the surface of your phone? How about your keyboard? How about the doorknob? EW! We probably go dilly-dallying around the workplace without thinking twice about who and what’s touched the surfaces we regularly encounter. Here are the top 10 places in the office that are as dirty as the toilet seat. Read more…
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Mighty Mug created a mug that reportedly never spills. It uses SmartGrip Technology, where the base can grip onto smooth, flat surfaces. This mug can resist accidental knocks from any angle but can lift with ease. You can get a mug for less than $25….
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Starbucks is great and all, but does anyone really have time to wait in that line every morning?
Make your own barista-style coffee at home with the Nespresso Inissia Espresso Machine, which is $83 off today. Yeah, we’re freaking out too.
The Nespresso Inissia has a patented extraction system that is said to deliver a wild 19 bars of pressure — and, as all espresso enthusiasts know, pressure is what’s needed to extract the best espresso. With the touch of a button and 25 seconds of wait time, the water reaches ideal temperature and can apparently make nine cups of coffee without even having to refill the tank. Read more…
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By now, you’re old enough to have mastered the feisty Mr. Coffee in your office kitchen and you might even know how to use a French press. But you’…
Pick up this best-selling travel mug because winter is coming
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Venturing outside during some nippy weather will be made so much better with this best-selling stainless steel travel mug, especially since its 55%…
If you constantly burn your tongue and never learn your lesson, you need this magic mug
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Skipping Starbucks and its line in the morning initially seemed like a time-saver — until you realize your home coffee maker produces java as hot as lava and you have to wait ten minutes anyway. Isn’t this supposed to be the future?
Though multiple temperature-adjusting mugs are out there, a Kickstarter campaign claims that theirs works the fastest and keeps the perfect temperature the longest: meet Thero.
According to the Kickstarter listing, most coffee is poured at 180-200 degrees — ouch. While traditional insulated mugs keep coffee at this temperature for hours, Thero is made of a fancy phase change material that apparently absorbs the extra heat in two minutes, stops this process at the “perfect” temperature of 140 degrees, and keeps it that way for five to six hours. Because getting to the bottom of your cup and sipping cold coffee is not delicious. Read more…
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Actually, destroying Keurig coffee machines is good
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Conservative internet dudes are smashing their Keurig coffee brewers to take a political stand, and reader, they might just be on to something.
It’s definitely not the point they’re trying to make, but it’s a point all the same. Keurig machines and the coffee pods they squirt hot water through are extremely bad — for the planet, for consumers, and evidently for Sean Hannity’s Fox News program, from which the java giant pulled advertising this weekend.
Some quick background on this mess: Hannity’s in the spotlight for playing nice with Roy Moore, a Senate candidate accused of pursuing relationships with teenagers while he was in his 30s. In response to a tweet from Angelo Carusone, the president of Media Matters for America, Keurig said it removed ads from Hannity’s show. Read more…
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Everyone loves coffee, but no one loves waiting forever for it to brew in the morning, especially after you’ve overslept and need to rush out the d…