The Verge Weekender: a Facebook user rebels, 3D printing comes into its own, and Philip K. Dick fans meet-up
Welcome to The Verge: Weekender edition. Each week, we’ll bring you important articles from the previous weeks’ original reports, features and reviews on The Verge. Think of it as a collection of a few (very few!) of our favorite pieces from the week gone by, which you may have missed, or which you might want to read again.
 | Jesse Hicks spends a weekend in San Francisco with the "Dickheads," learning how Philip K. Dick's pulp sci-fi can make you a better person. |
 | 3D printing has reached the peak of its hype cycle, but can the technology live up to the revolutionary chatter? |
 | Siri on steroids meets Google Now: The Mindmeld app can understand a conversation between eight people and suggest relevant info while you chat. The era of "anticipatory computing" has begun. |
 | Intel's working hard to gain traction in the smartphone market, and for the first time has a high-end hardware partner in Motorola. We've reviewed the RAZR M before, so we put the Intel-powered RAZR i through its paces as well to see whether the PC giant has what it takes to make it in mobile. |
 | Join Trent Wolbe on the long, strange trip of his love / hate / lol relationship with Facebook (AKA FBK). |
 | This Friday marked the 20th anniversary of the ThinkPad. IBM's famous computer lineup has stood the test of time, acquisition, and competition — but what comes next?. We took a look back at the ThinkPad's development and two-decade history, and try to find the path forward as the brand encounters an entirely different new technology market. |
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