Rebecca Black Strikes Again With New 'Saturday' Music Video and 10 More

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Rebecca Black Strikes Again With New 'Saturday' Music Video Rebecca Black, who brought us the pop song "Friday," is making her way through the days of the week with her new music video, called "Saturday." Google Glass Prescription Eyewear Photos Leak Online A Google employee recently leaked photos of what appear to be the prescription version of Google Glass. Google's Nexus TV Could Launch in Early 2014, Report Says A Nexus-branded set-top box, which streams video from services like Hulu and Netflix, will run on Android, and could be available in the first half of 2014. SpaghettiOs' Dubious Tweet to Remember Pearl Harbor Enrages Twitter On the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, pasta company SpaghettiOs tweeted a dubious photo to commemorate the event, enraging many Twitter users. Starbucks Brings Back $450 Laser-Etched Gift Cards For the second holiday season, Starbucks is offering its over-the-top metal gift cards, which go on sale at Gilt.com starting Friday at noon. The World's Largest Vessel Is Bigger Than the Empire State Building The world's largest vessel just set sail off the coast of South Korea -- and it measures in at longer than the Empire State Building. Google: We're Winning Against Phishing and Spam Emails Google announced that the vast majority of non-spam email that Gmail users get is authenticated, and that efforts to fight phishing and spam are working. You Will Never Own This 24-Karat Gold HTC One Plated in 24-carat gold, this HTC One is the epitome of exclusivity. We spent a few minutes sizing it up. Ask A Dev: Why Did Apple Decide to Offer a Budget iPhone? In the latest video of our Ask a Dev series, iOS architect Kevin Harwood answers questions about iOS mobile development. 20 Incredible 3D-Printed Gifts Makerbot, one of the companies pioneering the mainstreaming of the 3D printer market, was acquired by Stratasys, another 3D printing heavyweight, in June for $403 million. Scientists Potentially Find Oldest Signs of Life on Earth A group of scientists have found evidence of a bacterial ecosystem in Australia that could be 3.4 billion years old. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a California Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064