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Location American Technology News for 25 September 2012
Data, like all things, eventually dies. Your music, your movies, your documents, your files, your computer. You don't expect it to live forever but... what if it did? Hitachi claims that they've developed a new quartz gl...
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Adobe updates Premiere and Photoshop Elements

USA Today - 25 Sep 2012 06:54
New versions are available of Photoshop Elements and Premier Elements.
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His name is 'Essam' and he's a 29-year-old art school grad from Maine, who served in Iraq as a "geo-spatial analyst", and has put up posters like the one above all over New York. It shows drones being used to police regu...
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Mythbusters. Not only are they good at revealing what's true and what's myth but they're also awesome at figuring out life's tough questions, like, does God exist? Or at least, that's what College Humor thinks. In this p...
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In this video by Etsy, Carolina Fontoura Alzaga shows how and why she transforms old junkyard bicycle parts into chandelier sculptures that look more like something from our apocalyptic future. Who knew bicycle chains an...
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After Craigslist sues 3Taps -- along with apartment listing app PadMapper -- for copyright infringement, the company fights back with accusations of anti-competitive business practices. [Read more]
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Google Says Gamers Are Searching For Their Favorite Titles More, And Earlier, Than Ever Google just released a research paper with the grandiose title "Understanding the Modern Gamer," which looks at search and purchase activity around blockbuster video game titles. The conclusion: Gamers are doing more ...
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Who cares if Mother Nature's just buried your ride to work under four feet of ice and snow? You'll be as excited as a kid on a snow day to get outside and clean it off with this lovely folding ice scraper from Eva Solo. ...
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Gadgetwise Blog: Radio-Tagged Socks for the Obsessive

The New York Times - 25 Sep 2012 23:57
Blacksocks, a Swiss company, attaches a radio ID tag to its socks so that by using an RFID reader, you can always put the correct pair together.
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Thefts of iPhones, other Apple gadgets spike in NY Apple's iPhones and other products are so popular in New York City they're flying off shelves — and into the hands of thieves. New York Police Department statistics show more than 11,400 Apple products have been r...
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Users had trouble accessing the search giant's services for a few hours today. [Read more]
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This is not Captain America, but it's as close as you will ever get to feeling like a real superhero. His name is Robert Zackery, an he is a jumpmaster assigned to the USAF's 4th Air Support Operations Group. More &...
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Following Big Mobile Redesign, StumbleUpon Brings New Pinterest-Like Look To The Web Veteran content discovery platform StumbleUpon has had a rough go of it over the last six months. In order to keep pace with sexy, young newcomers like Pinterest, StumbleUpon pushed a major redesign at the end of last ye...
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7 tips for playing 'Borderlands 2' with friends "Borderlands 2" is an over-the-top romp of a game that is at its absolute over-the-top best when it's played with other people. But playing well with others isn't always easy. We talk to the design producer for "Borderla...
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Last year, a Wyoming couple, Brian and Crystal Byrd, filed a lawsuit against software design firm DesignerWare and furniture rental company Aaron's Inc., alleging that Aaron's had put DesignerWare spyware on the Dell Ins...
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Twitter Announces “People You May Know” Email Newsletter Twitter has announced a new email newsletter initiative, hoping that you'll find people that you might already know on the service and then come back to interact.
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Google has gone from being the tenth most valuable company in the United States to the fifth most valuable in just more than three months. More About: Google, apple, stocks
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Endeavour's final flight carried patches

NBC News - 25 Sep 2012 23:23
Endeavour's final flight carried patches The space shuttle Endeavour's hatch will be opened by NASA technicians one last time this week, in part to retrieve thousands of souvenir patches and a photo — the retired orbiter's final flown cargo.
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(Reuters) - Ericsson, the world's leading mobile telecoms equipment maker, bought Canadian telecommunications software provider ConceptWave Software Inc.
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Whether you prefer the sound of acoustic or electric guitars, Kikkerland's got you covered with this set of beechwood spoons shaped like the iconic instruments. More »
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Instagram Gets Updated For iPhone 5′s 4-inch Screen And iOS 6 The new big happy Facebook family is certainly on the ball with iPhone 5, delivering and update not only for its own app, but also one for new subsidiary Instagram designed to work on the new iPhone and iOS 6. The ...
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What? No more "Dog the Bounty Hunter" or "Ice Road Truckers" on Netflix? Netflix seems much more interested nowadays in dramatic serials than unscripted fare. [Read more]
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