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RIM offers free apps as apology for outages

RIM offers free apps as apology for outages

BlackBerry users will soon be able to find out at no cost if there are $100 worth of apps that interest then

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Facebook changes creeping out some customers

Facebook changes creeping out some customers

Many folks across the Web aren’t so quick to celebrate Facebook’s proposed new changes

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Particles travel faster than light

Particles travel faster than light

Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) say they have measured tiny subatomic particles traveling faster than light.

iPhone 5 lost in bar? Say it ain’t so

iPhone 5 lost in bar? Say it ain’t so

According to a report from CNET, an Apple employee took an iPhone 5 prototype out on the town in San Francisco and left it at a tequila bar

HP to bring back TouchPad for last production run

HP to bring back TouchPad for last production run

Hewlett-Packad will bring back the TouchPad for one last production run in the wake of the explosion of consumer interest in the platform.

Space station may become crew-less unless rocket fix found

Space station may become crew-less unless rocket fix found

NASA may be forced to evacuate the International Space Station unless its Russian partners can find a quick fix to a problem with their primary launch system.

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Astronomers spot diamond heavy As Jupiter

Astronomers spot diamond heavy As Jupiter

Finding the perfect diamond is hard work, but some lucky astronomers found a rock big enough for every ring in the world a billion times over

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Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO

Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO

Apple’s Steve Jobs is officially stepping down from the helm of the company, an historic shift that hands the reins to chief operating officer Tim Cook

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Death of HP Touchpad prime opportunity for RIM PlayBook

Death of HP Touchpad prime opportunity for RIM PlayBook

There are a lot of lessons that rival tablet vendors can learn from the death of the TouchPad (and the feeding frenzy it created in its wake)

Geologists may have found oldest known fossils

Geologists may have found oldest known fossils

A group of Australian and British geologists working in the Outback have discovered evidence of what may be the oldest-known fossils of life on Earth

 

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