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Author: Joe Miragliotta

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Joe Miragliotta is a caffeine addict, social media freak and a tech junkie. When first creating JoesDaily.com the concept was small; Post diary-like content to share with the world of all things he was into. Now it's grown to be much more than that. You'll find travel, food & drink, design, tech, entertainment and more!
Art & Design
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Núvol Lamp

The Núvol Lamp is a lamp designed for indoor use made from opalescent acrylic pieces. It emits a soft glowing light that when combined in groups gives you the sense…

Home
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Wine Cell

There's never enough space in your apartment. Am I right? The Wine Cell isn't just a thing to put your wine bottles in, it also provides a nice touch of…

Video
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Miley Cyrus – We Can’t Stop Music Video

It comes at no surprise that Miley Cyrus' next music video, We Can't Stop, would be a risque one. After seeing her guest appearance in Borgore's "Bitches Love Cake", the…

Gear
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HUF x Incase iPhone 5 Collaboration

San Francisco skate brand HUF has teamed up with Incase to create iPhone 5 covers. The cases are made from Incase's signature Snap Case design and available in 3 different…

Tech
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Bose SoundLink Mini Bluetooth Speaker

Bose has two speakers on the market that offer wireless Bluetooth capability. The SoundLink Mini Bluetooth Speaker is the newer of the two and offers a unique music experience to…

Style
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Ray-Ban Ice Pop Collection

Ray-Ban will soon be showing off a little bit of refreshing color for the summer with a new collection to be released later this month. Ray-Ban Wayfarers are probably the…

Art & Design
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Movie & TV Kit Prints

There's just something about a visual inventory that pleases me. French graphic designer Alizée Lafon takes this concept and applies them to various Movie & TV classics: Pulp Fiction, 007,…

Video
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The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug Trailer

The trailer for the second film in The Hobbit franchise has been released! Peter Jackson tried to bring back an audience that didn’t find the first film to be entertaining…