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Location American Technology News for 9 April 2013
Sony Anycast Touch live-broadcasting system hands-on (video) The Anycast Touch is not only a sleeker incarnation of Sony's all-in-one studio, with a slider design and a manageable-enough 6.6-kg (13-pound) body; it's also the company's first such system to feature a touchscreen int...
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B&O Play H3 and H6 bring Bang & Olufsen's newer badge to headphones Bang & Olufsen already offers headphones, and it has the B&O Play line to serve a mobile-oriented world. Wouldn't it be nice if the two categories mixed? As of today, they do. The B&O Play H3 in-ears and H6 over-ears app...
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Being tall and masculine also helps, says stiff stiff NSFWish Boffins bearing tape measures appear to have confirmed that in the trouser department, size really does matter....
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Review: SmartDeblur restores blurred images, indulges CSI fantasies Cellphone cameras make amateur photographers out of all of us. We can relate to making blurred photos, which we normally then delete and forget about. But sometimes those blurry photos contain important information that ...
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This Lamp Belongs in a City Skyline

Gizmodo - 9 Apr 2013 11:30
This Lamp Belongs in a City Skyline Is this some kind of robotic arm? Or a miniature skyscraper? Actually, no, it's just a humble table lamp--but its design allows it to assume all kinds of amazing, striking forms. More
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A Disturbing New Instagram Trend and One Mom's Attempt to Stop It A recent Washington Post article has drawn attention to a new trend that is arising among young girls on Instagram; a trend that has both parents and child safety advocates worried. The trend is Instagram beauty pageants...
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Prepare now to survive the end of Windows XP

PC World - 9 Apr 2013 23:45
Prepare now to survive the end of Windows XP The one-year countdown to the end of support for Windows XP began ticking down yesterday. If you're still using the ancient, legacy version of Windows, it's time to consider your next move. To be clear, your PC will not ...
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Companies will have tough decisions to make when leaving XP behind - and that could provide an opening for Apple, Google and others keen to find a foothold on the enterprise desktop.
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In this digital era of virtual relationships and "oversharing", is it fair to say that privacy is becoming an outdated concept?
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WhatsApp denies rumors of a Google buyout

Android Central - 9 Apr 2013 06:43
WhatsApp denies rumors of a Google buyout WhatsApp is staying independent according to business development head In a statement to All Things D this evening, WhatsApp's business development chief Neeraj Arora said the rumors of Google buying the chat service wer...
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How to Create and Photograph Gorgeous Refractographs Refractographs are photographs of the beautiful patterns formed when light reflects and refracts through an object. Stunning as they look, you would think that there was a lot of post processing or digital manipulation i...
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A Woman Robbed a Bank with a Can of Spaghetti Sauce Of all the food related items or household goods that you could use to pretend to be a bomb, spaghetti sauce has to be pretty low on the list. Not to a 60-year-old woman near Detroit though, she used spaghetti sauce to r...
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We've all called the wrong number once or twice (maybe 30 times, if you're technologically challenged). Perhaps you've even landed on the other side of a wrong call, and had to disappoint the ringer requesting a delivery...
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What Aging from 1 Year Old to 102 Years Old Looks Like and What It Means Aside from the science of aging and how faces get wrinkled and joints get creaky, there are also the hidden costs of aging too. Like how many times we went to the doctor's or how many calories we've eaten or how much mon...
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A Moon Rise Over Los Angeles as a Time-Slice, Time-Lapse, and Animated GIF Earlier this month, Los Angeles-based photographer Dan Marker-Moore pointed his Olympus OM-D EM-5 and a 100mm lens (equivalent to a 200mm in 35mm terms) at his city's nighttime cityscape and photographed the rising of a ...
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The newest member of the Samsung Android tablet line with a pen goes on sale this week.
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GM returns to Facebook with test of mobile ads for Chevy Sonic SAN FRANCISCO -- Nearly a year after its tumultuous split, General Motors Co. has updated its relationship status with Facebook Inc.
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Photographers Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard of From the Lenz have come up with a brilliant light painting concept that produces gorgeous results. For their project titled Neon Luminance, they dropped glow sticks in...
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Photographer Finn Beales shares his best (mobile) shot Photographer Finn Beales primarily uses his Canon EOS 5D Mark III when shooting for major brands as well as media outlets, but he also uses his smartphone to capture poignant moments like this image of his son floating i...
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Microsoft's latest 'Scroogled' ad attacks Android with privacy fears Microsoft's anti-Google campaign is getting a fresh revival this week with a new focus on Google's Android app store. After directly attacking Gmail and Google Shopping, Microsoft is now attempting to spread fear over Go...
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Russ Blinch: Can An Entire Community Be Self Sufficient and Live Off-The-Grid? The ferocity of the storms were hard to ignore in the five years we lived in Washington, D.C. Scores would lose power during these weather events, and get fed up with the power utilities for the delay in restoring power....
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With Moonshot HP is hoping its decisive move into the microserver market will leave the competition struggling to catch up. But is there the market out there that HP is counting on?
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