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    Anonymous Strikes Again, Releases Massacre Marine’s Emails

    3rd February 2012 19:25

    Anonymous released sensitive documents Friday from the law firm that represented the U.S. Marine who led the 2005 Haditha massacre, which left 2…

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    Roseanne Barr Tweets She’s Running for President [VIDEO]

    3rd February 2012 19:17

    Roseanne Barr — known for her decade-long stint on the eponymous ’90s hit sitcom — recently announced on Twitter that s…

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    Is This The Future of Touchscreen Tech? New Video Will Blow Your Mind

    3rd February 2012 19:02

    Gorilla Glass manufacturer Corning has unveiled a follow-up YouTube video to its wildly successful “A Day Made of Glass,” providing anoth…

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    Hogwash: Top Mobile Designers Are Not Pushing Back Against HTML5

    3rd February 2012 19:00

    Entrepreneur aficionado extraordinaire Robert Scoble posited a question on his Rackspace blog yesterday asking if there is push back against HTML5 by the top mobile designers in San Francisco. He cited new apps Path, Storify and Foodspotting as prominent examples of great apps with acclaimed UX that were rendered native languages as opposed to HTML5. Are top developers really pushing back against HTML5 or is Scoble once again a little too deep in his fantasy world? Sponsor One thing that…

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    Atari Assemble! Super-Team of Veteran Developers Embrace Mobile Gaming

    3rd February 2012 18:16

    The good old 8-bit band is getting back together. Seamus Blackley, the co-creator of Microsoft’s Xbox, has assembled a super team of Atari…

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    Is Twitter Ready For Some Football?

    3rd February 2012 18:00

    Sunday's Super Bowl is full of betting possibilities, but one line we couldn't find in Vegas is whether or not Twitter will crash because of heavy traffic during the game. This year's NFL playoffs have already set one record for the most tweeted sports moment in history, when a Tim Tebow pass stunned the Pittsburgh Steelers on the first play of overtime against the Denver Broncos. The 9,420 tweets per second were not enough to cripple Twitter, but New Year's…

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    7 Tips for Planning a Wedding on Pinterest

    3rd February 2012 17:59

    If you’re planning a wedding and knee-deep in collecting ideas for the perfect dress, hairstyle and invitations, there’s a good chance you…

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    Anonymous Shows How Easy it is to Intercept FBI Conference Calls

    3rd February 2012 17:40

    "I'm not sure if we're the only two on right now or not," says a voice with an American accent. The voice belongs to a man who identifies himself as Bruce, likely an FBI agent, who had just joined a conference call with other law enforcement officials based in the UK. The irony of hearing Bruce utter those words at the beginning of the call is that, no, they were not the only people listening in. Somehow, members of Anonymous…

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    Can The Huffington Post Reinvent Cable News?

    3rd February 2012 17:31

    The Huffington Post Media Group revealed more details about its upcoming online news channel, the Huffington Post Streaming Network. The announc…

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    Netflix' Daniel Jacobson: Letting APIs Change Everything

    3rd February 2012 17:30

    What we today call the "mobile app" could, in a very short period of time, become known as the portable app, or just the "app." It tends to use such a simple and straightforward model of interaction that people are starting to prefer using their smartphones for certain tasks, even when their PCs are right in front of them. By this time next year, portable apps originally designed for use on smartphones and tablets may be running on laptops. The…