• Washington State to Allow Voters to Register Via Facebook http://t.co/2SWOJFVe #
• Dropbox finds no evidence of intrusion in spam investigation (http://t.co/VqWi5OlU) #
• That plan to archive every tweet in the Library of Congress? Definitely still happening (Andrew Phelps/Nieman Jo… http://t.co/ecRtykwP #
• Wi-Fi Media lets your Nexus 7 play movies on any screen via HTC's Media Link HD (hands-on video) (http://t.co/Y95ACBn9) #
• Photoshop and the ethics of photo editing (http://t.co/Vq6IgY2Z) #
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• Hulu rolls out a simplified player UI for the web, takes a few cues from mobile (http://t.co/Tmhz1qaA) #
• Write your own video game stories on the Verge Forums (http://t.co/MhimGnCc) #
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• Mobile Miscellany: week of July 16th, 2012 (http://t.co/WWZaXl9U) #
• ULTIMAte hack: Nexus 7 hooks up with external USB storage, floppy drive for retro-gaming (http://t.co/qnJOWmWn) #
• How to avoid being tracked online http://t.co/C4ihMBlo #
• Play this: 'Eat Your Dinner' (http://t.co/MyLE9tOR) #
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• Weekly Updates for 2012-07-22 http://t.co/QhGuHDGA #
• Ask Engadget: best Mac gamepad? http://t.co/REZjwfH5 #
• Play this: ‘Eat Your Dinner’ http://t.co/JW2zgtld #
• ULTIMAte hack: Nexus 7 hooks up with external USB storage, floppy drive for retro-gaming http://t.co/jkuKI28f #
• EU Parliament Debates their own DMCA http://t.co/wvr4ON4y #
• W3C and WHATWG finalize split on HTML5 spec, forking 'unlikely' (http://t.co/rYAqJNkK) #
• Huawei's MediaPad 10 teases all of its traits in soothing promo video (http://t.co/L7HIOqvn) #
• The wonder of small things (http://t.co/oJHv5noN) #
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• Qantas to hand out free iPads to all passengers on Boeing 767s, save fuel and our sanity (video) (http://t.co/pHkWhCkS) #
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• Think Hiring Is Tough In The Valley? Now Europe Joins The Talent Wars http://t.co/SsMB8fXp #
• Hulu debuts revamped web player with 10-second rewind, sleek new UI (http://t.co/jYhbxhHT) #
• UCLA creates transparent solar cell, dreams of current generating windows (http://t.co/6qlusy2m) #
• Sun: a simple iOS weather app that can be installed from the browser (http://t.co/2uT9yk7x) #
• Reaching 10M Downloads, And The Guerrilla Marketing Tactics We Used To Get There http://t.co/RqMXy98c #
• Horology Goes The Crowdfunding Route http://t.co/gfq70hws #
• Chip Yates breaks yet another record, notches 202MPH in world's fastest electric flight (video) (http://t.co/yWW73O1U) #
• Subcontractor tries to force Fukushima workers to hide their radiation exposure http://t.co/3FW2Apt3 #
• Sun: a simple iOS weather app that can be installed from the browser http://t.co/F79OMPNY #
• UCLA creates transparent solar cell, dreams of current generating windows http://t.co/3yGvKSzf #
• Hulu debuts revamped web player with 10-second rewind, sleek new UI http://t.co/RhT6YXoQ #
• Chip Yates breaks yet another record, notches 202MPH in world’s fastest electric flight (video) http://t.co/vzd3ksCt #
• VMware Denies Cloud Spin-Off Rumors – Keeps Focus on Platform-as-a-Service (Brian Proffitt/ReadWriteWeb) http://t.co/CBFKPj6Z #
• It's time to send Congress home. http://t.co/UI2h71DL #
• Microsoft researchers develop camera-based stylus concept for use on any display (http://t.co/CapPEaJO) #
• Disruptions: Looking Beyond Silicon Valley's Bubble (Nick Bilton/Bits) http://t.co/5BbGZHGn #
• The 16GB Nexus 7 Is Sold Out On The Google Play Store http://t.co/J909IBhF #
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• Windows 8 RTM branch screenshots leak: new boot screen, wallpapers, desktop UI colors (http://bit.ly/LEOT5K) #
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• Three-strikes copyright law in NZ halves infringement http://t.co/vpUGGWkd #
• ITC dismisses Kodak patent claim against RIM and Apple (http://t.co/QX9FxxUC) #
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• Fan-made Sleeping Beauty Castle http://t.co/UEYyGCHI #
• ITC dismisses Kodak patent claim against RIM and Apple http://t.co/92Irn6ZU #
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• The best tech writing of the week, July 22 http://t.co/H1BWoixk #
• Lies, Damn Lies, And Statistics About Privacy Hysteria http://t.co/gNZAIojG #
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• Quality Control issues with Google's Nexus 7 http://t.co/YrxVaIKv #
• Nielsen to use watermarks to enhance local channel rating accuracy (http://t.co/zK5ZDmFS) #
• Lenovo CEO distributes 3/14th of his compensation to junior employees (http://t.co/tazNNAA6) #
• Area Journalist Partying Too Hard (Michael Arrington/Uncrunched) http://t.co/gCvKQCdK #
• Engadget Mobile Podcast 146 – 07.22.2012 (http://t.co/nrcLkVlE) #
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• Australians Receive SMS Death Threat http://t.co/Yti49OkT #
• MySpace makeover now in beta testing, will rollout to public later this year (http://t.co/RuUvtU1e) #
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• Winston Churchill in a bathing suit (http://t.co/ZRksBuYG) #
• Diablo III "God Mode" exploit uncovered http://t.co/yZTNb8xV #
• Make Your Users Do the Work http://t.co/RsPeQ01N #
• Winston Churchill in a bathing suit http://t.co/KSs9yrEC #
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• Acxiom Consumer Data, Often Unavailable to Consumers (Natasha Singer/New York Times) http://t.co/K55OVAn1 #

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