歡迎來到邊緣：週末版。每週六，我們都會為您帶來過去七天中最精彩、最重要的讀物，從原創報道，到深度特寫，再到評論和訪談。把它看作是我們最喜歡的一些你可能錯過的作品的集合，或者你可能只是想再讀一遍。您可以按照下麵的說明進行操作，也可以在Flipboard上隨時更新。

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  How Beats conquered the world

  

  Love them or hate them, Beats knows exactly what it's doing when it comes to sound. By taking the same approach to producing headphones as its creators took to producing radio hits, Beats has created a huge movement in high-end headphones — and it's only getting bigger.

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  The best **artphone you can buy

  

  Let's keep things simple. You want a new phone, you're going to keep it for at least the next two years, and you really, really don't want to get the wrong one. Here's your solution: find your next **artphone with our first guide designed to make these decisi*** oh so simple.

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  Top Shelf: Good Vibrati***

  

  Musicians have always chased after new technology to help them create their next sound, and nowadays that's happening at a faster pace than ever. We sat down with Dream Theater's Jordan Rudess and drum tech Martin Yee to hear about how recent tech is removing limits on what musicians can do.

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  Should three people be allowed to make a baby?

  

  There's a good chance that researchers will soon be ready to create a baby from three human parents, but whether the legal system and the public will be ready for it too remains to be seen. As human trials move closer, concerns over so-called "designer babies" are causing trouble for what could be a helpful medical procedure.

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  Your phone can finally do something really great: help endangered animals

  

  Amateur naturalists have been a critical resource on everything from leaves to animals for much of history, and now a slew of apps are starting to make reporting information on your favorite species easier — and more useful — than ever.

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  Uncharted vs. Master Chief: Sony and Microsoft square off at E3 2014

  

  This week was the biggest one of the year for video games, and that meant watching Sony and Microsoft duke it out as they fight to prove whose new c***ole is the best for gamers. Here's our rundown of how the battle went — and who came out on top.

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  Nintendo is exciting again

  

  The Wii U has done nothing but struggle since it launched in 2012, and Nintendo's games haven't been working their normal magic to help. But that's about to change. Nintendo's newest slate of games is ambitious, creative, and — at long last — exciting again.

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  Samsung Gear 2 review

  

  Samsung's trying to get out ahead of the coming **artwatch frenzy with the Gear 2, an update to the Galaxy Gear that makes it a whole lot nicer to look at and even a bit better to use. But there are still big issues, and those might not be worth overlooking given what's coming around the corner.

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  Samsung Chromebook 2 review

  

  Chromebooks have gotten really great over the past couple years, but they still aren't perfect. Samsung's the latest to try to perfect one, and it's including a 1080p display to make working on its Chromebook 2 look crisp and beautiful. Unfortunately, everything else about the Chromebook 2 might just be a bit too plain.

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  The amazing animation software behind 'How To Train Your Dragon 2'

  

  How To Train Your Dragon 2 is DreamWorks' best looking film to date, and a big reason for that is the completely remade software that let its animators work more like traditional filmmakers. We went behind the scenes with DreamWorks to see just how its new software is changing how it makes movies.