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You can not only book a Lyft ride through SeatGeek's app, but send your seat location to Lyft's app to make sure the driver drops you off near your gate, not just the default location. Our final story is more of a proper product, since for roughly $160 you can rig a computer and video to drum without having to actually invest in a physical drumset. Some of the additions are decidedly...

The addition bolsters Lyft's efforts to fine-tune pickup and dropoff locations, and reflects a common strategy among ridesharing companies.

-text c-gray-1" >Exerting energy goes against the very fiber of our 21st century ethos -- which is why SMK-Link has come out with the Wireless Ultra-Mini Touchpad Keyboard. -text c-gray-1" >It's Lyft's turn to help you get to an event on time, and with a minimum of legwork at that.

The ridesharing firm has forged a deal with SeatGeek to help you book rides to (and from) live events in both companies' apps.

The more seamless the booking and the more precise the dropoff point, the more likely you might be to use Lyft the next time you're in a hurry to reach a venue instead of hailing an Uber. You'll have to wait a while to see them.

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Firebox is selling a 'home cinema theater' in cardboard box form, that goes over your head.

Available in both Mac- and PC-compatible versions, this little handheld allows users to surf the web, send texts, or control their home entertainment systems from up to 30 feet away. New animals include a sloth, a flamingo and an orangutan, while foodies will like presence of a waffle, a juice box and an onion.

You won't have to traipse from one side of the stadium to another just to make it to your seat before game time -- lazy, perhaps, but convenient if you're already running late.

Still, these are welcome additions if you're looking for more ways to express yourself. Beyond those, you'll find many different couple combinations based on skin color and gender. Featuring both a raised QWERTY keyboard and capacitive touchpad, SMK-Link's latest battery-powered creation boasts 20 function keys, seven hot keys and a dedicated Windows Media Center Start button (on the PC version, naturally).

To start, Apple's accessibility emoji play a central role: you'll find wheelchairs, guide dogs and deaf people, among other additions.

Unicode says new emoji "typically" arrive in September and October, or right around when Apple and Google release their major OS updates.

You'll also find a Hindu temple, a sari and a tuk-tuk among the other additions. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If Guild Wars 2 has enough shiny features that catch the eye of Blizzard, we'll probably see them integrated into WoW or in an even better version.

You might have to wait later still if your Android device maker doesn't provide updates right away.

You can grab one now for $69 at the source link, below. -text c-gray-1" >It's that time of year when the Unicode Consortium decides which new emoji you'll see, and this year's selection of 59 new base emoji (230 if you include all gender and skin variations) is both inclusive and eclectic.

And, since it doesn't require any software drivers, all you have to do is plug in the RF receiver, sit back, and marinate your afternoon away. It's $36 of white elephant gift money well-spent.

It's something it does very well, and we've seen some features such as group looting come into the game because of it.

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