ICYMI: A Super Selfie, GTA Wildlife Doc and More

Today on In Case You Missed It: Australia's tourism board is winning the selfie game by offering a selfie that merges tourist’s own selfies with the same scene, expanded, taken with a second camera. Land Rover is demoing a trailer concept system that allows drivers to see what’s behind a trailer with a video feed. And Grand Theft Auto V fans cobbled together an amusing wildlife documentary from the game that is worth a watch.
Other important news of the day includes Google’s logo redesign and perhaps most importantly, the scientific discovery that ice cream will stay solid longer if more protein is added to the mix. Scientists really had their eye on the prize on this one.
We also touch on the news that Waze has a new Stephen Colbert narration option, though personally, Colonel Sanders is the better option.
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