Sentences with phrase «juicy tidbits from»

Some more juicy tidbits from the «Man, you don't never go full retard» department: Paint is made primarily from this substance.

Here are the four juiciest tidbits from the billionaire tech mogul's latest AMA, where he also revealed what habit keeps him up at night.

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For more juicy tidbits, see Slide 28 for a list of how people chose to use social media in politics (watching a video = popular, checking in on Foursquare from a campaign event, not so much — actually, one obvious finding from the survey is the extent to which Foursquare's become an afterthought in the social space).

During an interview with Collider, Incredibles 2 director Brad Bird shared some juicy tidbits about the film's script, the release date, and how it will stand out from the current crop of superhero movies.

Better yet, what if you could read the juiciest tidbits coming from the minds of others?

Mario Kart 8 is coming out one month from today, and to celebrate its impending release, Nintendo made a Nintendo Direct video that revealed many new juicy tidbits about the title.

We'll get the usual sales info and commentary from Nintendo, but the event should be followed - up by the investor briefing, which is always where some juicy tidbits come from.

Paul Gale, the man who gave us the juicy rumour that Retro Studios is working on a Wii 2 project we all want, has received another interesting tidbit of info from a secret source of his.

Though the FCC filing doesn't reveal any new or juicy tidbits about the HomePod, the fact that the documents released by the FCC are from September strongly suggests that there haven't been any major hardware changes to the HomePod, if any, over the past few months.

A new report from Bloomberg has revealed a pair of juicy tidbits, which coincide nicely with the two new iPhones were supposed to receive later this year.