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Michael Kors has debuted a new, cutting-edge line of very fashionable tech accessories, including phone-charging cases, earbuds and portable chargers designed to resemble lipstick and compact cases, with prices ranging from $59 to $140. "The men and women who I design for are constantly on the go," Kors told "WWD." "They live full lives, and they need their phones to work from morning until night, breakfast to boardroom, on business trips and vacation." Like Tory Burch, Ralph Lauren and Burberry, among others, Michael Kors is taking his tech accessories game to the next level. In 2014, Tory Burch launched a collection of bracelets for "Fitbit," Rebecca Minkoff designed technology-enabled jewelry, Ralph Lauren debuted the US Open's smart shirt and Diane von Furstenberg introduced a collection of optical frames and sunglasses for Google Glasses. Read More »
Earlier this week, the popular dating service OKCupid publicly bashed Mozilla by disallowing people using the company's web browser, Firefox, from accessing the website. Mozilla's new CEO, Brendan Eich, supported California's anti-same-sex bill Proposition 8 with a $1000 donation made in 2008. OKCupid found this to be unforgivable and asked users to boycott the company. Read More »
