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So many of us choose a smartphone based on sleek and slim design, but how do you protect your phone from daily bumps, drops and cracks, without compromising its image? It’s a modern day conundrum. But fear not, OtterBox has an answer in the form of the new Symmetry Series.

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My body is perfect. Perfectly uneven. My right eye bulges slightly larger than my left eye, my left leg is a tad bit shorter than my right leg, and one of my “boys” droops perilously lower than the other “boy” (if I told you which boy drooped lower than the other, that would be too much information).
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We largely thrive on our perceived sense of symmetry — where one part of a whole is roughly repeated, either continuously around — like in daisies, starfish — or on each side — like the wings of many kinds of butterflies.
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One of the slimmest, most protective smartphone cases yet

August 23, 2014 - 12:00am

So many of us choose a smartphone based on sleek and slim design, but how do you protect your phone from daily bumps, drops and cracks, without compromising its image? It’s a modern day conundrum. But fear...

Telecoms

Equality for all

By RJ Ledesma | January 14, 2009 - 12:00am

My body is perfect. Perfectly uneven. My right eye bulges slightly larger than my left eye, my left leg is a tad bit shorter than my right leg, and one of my “boys” droops perilously lower than the...

For Men

The Nobel Prize for Physics 2008

By Maria Isabel Garcia | October 23, 2008 - 12:00am

We largely thrive on our perceived sense of symmetry — where one part of a whole is roughly repeated, either continuously around — like in daisies, starfish — or on each side — like the wings...

Science and Environment

Simple viruses — almost perfect

By Eduardo A. Padlan, PhD | June 12, 2008 - 12:00am

Science and Environment