We’re cracking up over here – literally. It’s our sixth day of coverage live from CES and the long hours and lack of daylight are playing tricks on us. While the working conditions have not been kind, the news is an entirely different story. We’ve seen more, written more and generally dived deeper into the bowels of CES to bring you this, our final CES 2013 Daily. Now please excuse us while we curl up in a collective ball and rock gently back and forth until the screaming stops.

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Distro’s CES 2013 Daily Issue 73.4 is out and so are we

Three, two, one… Contact! We’ve reached a heightened level of delirium here at Engadget HQ — this being our eighth day since touch down — but we’ve saved just enough of our sanity to bring you the third issue of Distro’s CES 2013 Daily. In it you’ll find a DJing baby, Motorhead’s Lemmy and even a few must-see gadgets from the show floor and beyond.

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Distro’s CES 2013 Daily Issue 73.3 has arrived!

With calluses forming on our fingertips as we pound away at our well-worn keyboards, we bring you the second installation of Distro’s CES 2013 Daily. Our eyes may be having a hard time focusing on the real world, what with all of the 4K displays we’ve been staring at, but there’s plenty more to see in this issue than the UHD screens that have dominated this year’s show. We’ll keep it short, but leave you with this to whet your appetite: giant robotic spiders!

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Distro’s CES 2013 Daily Issue 73.2: 4K TVs, celebrity sightings and a giant robotic spider

Today may be the official first day of the rest of our lives CES, but we’ve already seen plenty of touchscreen laptops and UHD TVs. We’ve run ourselves ragged, covering every last bit of news worth your time, but we understand not everyone has the wherewithal to read every last post we’ve published since Sunday night. So, in the interest of keeping you informed (and entertained) we present to you issue 73.1, our very first Distro CES 2013 Daily, published from our trailer at the biggest gadget show on Earth. For more from the madhouse, check back tomorrow for version 73.2.

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Distro’s CES 2013 Daily Issue 73.1 is hot off the digital press

Gmail didn’t become one of the world’s most popular email services with just one language; indeed, it supports 56 languages, ranging from Simplified Chinese to Hebrew. As of today, however, that list has grown to 57. The Cherokee, or “jaw la gee” language, has just been added to Gmail after Google Web Search incorporated it back in March 2011. The Mountain View company is not the first to do this — Apple did it with the iPhone and iPad back in 2010 — but email is a relatively new frontier. It apparently started after a Google engineer found himself in a car with a member of the Cherokee Nation and was persuaded by the need to encourage younger Cherokee generations to learn their native tongue.

After some collaboration with Durbin Feeling — the author of the Cherokee-English Dictionary — they found Cherokee terms for relatively modern words like “inbox,” “sign in” and amusingly, “spam.” They also added a Cherokee virtual keyboard (which joins more than 100 other keyboards in the system) so that Cherokee youth can use the language to communicate with each other. As much as we applaud the service, we do lament that even the Cherokee Nation won’t be safe from Nigerian prince scams, fake Neiman-Marcus cookie tales and terrible jokes forwarded by their mothers.

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