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• ‘BioShock Infinite’ developer Irrational Games loses two top staffers http://t.co/qYI20uVi #
• Mexico Kills 8 Million Chickens To Contain H7N3 Virus http://t.co/8mOr2dzm #
• If Xerox PARC Invented the PC, Google Invented the Internet (Cade Metz/Wired) http://t.co/xr9KHCVi #
• SevOne P2P Sharing and Big Data Clusters For Monitoring On A Massive Scale http://t.co/h7sGmmIB #
• Competition Weighs On T-Mobile USA: Q2 Sales Down To $4.9B, Customer Figures ‘Continue To Present Challenge’ http://t.co/zj6ShwQm #
• HP takes $8 billion writedown on services arm http://t.co/GRF1dtUW #
• Disney profiting everywhere, except in games (http://t.co/w2wTvaqj) #
• This Is My Body – short film in response to Republican attacks on women's health and reproductive rights (http://t.co/AFbopONp) #
• GNOME OS plans detailed: desktops and tablets and smartphones, oh my! (http://t.co/qpwtu5Fh) #
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• Models of rusted cars (http://t.co/ooMLbyC4) #
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• Sega's next Yakuza to feature playable 'Taiko Drum Master' (http://t.co/hEpF3Lgb) #
• Indian official claims BlackBerry eavesdropping standoff is 'heading towards a resolution' (http://t.co/QZa0z1ue) #
• A watch that displays time on both Earth and Mars (http://t.co/VvdK30uF) #
• The sounds and specs of 'Halo 4's' weapons (http://t.co/755dNjE4) #
• Shuttle Endeavour retires to Los Angeles: details on her transit to LA released (http://t.co/3YzcPnJh) #
• Nikon's 1 Series firmware update reduces blur and improves auto white balance (http://t.co/RU4JOvJV) #
• QT going to add support for Android, IOS, Windows Phone http://t.co/h3fBVR0S #
• Mars Curiosity image of the day: first pic by Navigation cameras includes an augmented reality tag (http://t.co/rya2AcJj) #
• Interview with a Mars rover driver: Scott Maxwell of JPL (http://t.co/BI8OBz5P) #
• Peter Jackson's 48 fps version of The Hobbit said to be a 'limited release' only (http://t.co/1ulsuKHg) #
• Amid Lawsuits From Publishers, Boundless Launches A Free, Open Alternative To Textbooks (Rip Empson/TechCrunch) http://t.co/kbV4gpiO #
• U.S., Gulf Allies try to build missile defense against Iran http://t.co/2nVWydbz #
• Cloud-based Password Manager my1login Wants To Gamify More Secure Passwords http://t.co/XOPhGtMk #
• Burner wants to help you temporarily obfuscate your phone number (Cyrus Farivar/Ars Technica) http://t.co/6KOW1rLI #
• OUYA's Kickstarter funding is complete: over $8.58 million raised, starts shipping in March (update: still going (http://t.co/GvKrAUC2) #
• Ouya Kickstarter campaign ends with more than $8.5 million raised (http://t.co/YgsHODqm) #
• Akamai: Global Average Broadband Speeds Up By 25%, U.S. Up 29% To 6.7 Mbps http://t.co/lztrViAk #
• Ouya Kickstarter campaign ends with more than $8.5 million raised http://t.co/0TpAHva5 #
• OUYA’s Kickstarter funding is complete: over $8.58 million raised, starts shipping in March (update: still going) http://t.co/Xl4Pl9BB #
• Peter Jackson’s 48 fps version of The Hobbit said to be a ‘limited release’ only http://t.co/T4QMhJVo #
• Interview with a Mars rover driver: Scott Maxwell of JPL http://t.co/kVNBTChW #
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• Marissa Mayer wants Yahoo to focus on product, not profit (http://t.co/vOmiY7cN) #
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• Akamai: peak internet speeds jumped 25 percent year-to-year in Q1, Germany tops the mobile world (Jon Fingas/Engadget) http://t.co/jllVPncg #
• Four comics panels that never work (http://t.co/TdxeXfuB) #
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• T-Mobile USA Q2 2012 results show net customer losses of 205k, progress on LTE and AWS (http://t.co/SAPBVb8l) #
• Popcorn Ingredient Could Cause Alzheimer's http://t.co/eWsx0MLj #
• Android 4.1 ported to the venerable HTC G1 (http://t.co/tkJKhTsV) #
• Rich Barton, Nick Hanauer bankroll stealthy Front Desk: Some entrepreneurial ideas are born in the lab. Jon Zimm… http://t.co/YObsbjPl #
• A win for RIM: Mformation patent ruling overturned, BlackBerry maker doesn't have to pay $147.5m after all (Robi… http://t.co/9FBAP9Kg #
• Digia acquires Qt from Nokia, plans to enable it on Android, iOS, and Windows 8 (http://t.co/WcPwj4FE) #
• HTC G1 auditions CyanogenMod 10, runs Jelly Bean at a snail's pace (video) (http://t.co/lag6lLOO) #
• Daily Deals For Moms: Plum District Debuts iPhone App, Local Loyalty Program To Follow http://t.co/c5Qo8QIT #
• Microsoft and NYPD Pair for Data-Fed Monitoring System http://t.co/CuSpUlyv #
• Ford C-MAX Hybrid rated for 47MPG across the board, C-MAX Energi hits 85MPH in EV mode (http://t.co/eUZiYGQ2) #
• PayPal parts company with major China partner (Phil Muncaster/The Register) http://t.co/11fopSEo #
• Google Will Pay $22.5 Million to Settle FTC Charges it Misrepresented Privacy Assurances to Users … (Federal T… http://t.co/7y6jCPJj #
• Zachary Bogue And Matt Ocko Launch Data Collective, An Early Stage Fund For Big Data Startups http://t.co/fF1TZREx #
• The long-delayed TextMate 2 text editor has been open-sourced under GPL 3 (Matthew Panzarino/The Next Web) http://t.co/EjkKsPv7 #
• Google Settles With FTC, Agrees To Pay $22.5M Penalty For Bypassing Safari Privacy Settings http://t.co/z5RK5Dgi #
• Using The iPhone’s Front-Facing Camera, Cardiio Measures Your Heartrate http://t.co/7irhNGUR #
• Ouya Opens Pre-Orders After Gaining $8.6 Million in Kickstarter Funds http://t.co/WfoW7GMg #
• Android 4.1 ported to the venerable HTC G1 http://t.co/ZCbm0gym #
• Digia acquires Qt from Nokia, plans to enable it on Android, iOS, and Windows 8 http://t.co/NmqqwBd8 #
• Ford C-MAX Hybrid rated for 47MPG across the board, C-MAX Energi hits 85MPH in EV mode http://t.co/UEdwthl2 #
• HTC G1 auditions CyanogenMod 10, runs Jelly Bean at a snail’s pace (video) http://t.co/J1Lp9D7H #
• The Future Is Bright for Offbeatr, the Kickstarter for Porn http://t.co/ZzPhqleW #
• New Data Exposes BitTorrent Throttling ISPs (Ernesto/TorrentFreak) http://t.co/Oy9D4lke #
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• Custom Android ROM Developers get OTA Update Capabilties like Carriers http://t.co/ygaDU8SP #
• Defrag: Net Speed Apps, TrustedInstaller, Renaming Account Folders | The Defrag Show http://t.co/wVS9vE8E #
• Foursquare fans rejoice: 'Nearby Friends' is back on iOS and BlackBerry, Android to follow (Paul Sawers/The Next Web) http://t.co/Hu9h5Krp #
• Snailmail Photos To Friends With Facebook’s New Postcards Feature http://t.co/FCeKqMCz #
• How running a marathon inspired 'Canabalt's' creator (http://t.co/WvPquoqS) #
• Pixelmator 2.1 adds iCloud and Retina graphics: as close as you'll get to Photoshop for $14.99 (http://t.co/PZJdtUJZ) #
• ASUS Transformer Pad TF300TL coming to Germany and Austria with LTE in tow (http://t.co/vrcQhWHL) #
• Humble Bundle: Linux Users Pay Most For Music Too http://t.co/C9X11Zlp #
• 'New Super Mario Bros. 2' players have collected over 10 billion coins (http://t.co/nyRbTo4T) #
• Beck's new album, 'Song Reader,' is actually 20 pieces of sheet music (http://t.co/vqBbQCue) #
• Apple retail stores reportedly price-matching iPhones http://t.co/AWqAgLfE #
• Vringo buys small Nokia patent portfolio as asset sell-off continues (http://t.co/NwDsQiZd) #
• CyanogenMod 9 for Galaxy Nexus gets first stable release (http://t.co/tqLrT6dV) #
• OTA Update Center makes it easier for developers to update custom Android ROMs (http://t.co/RVfSwOi0) #
• How the creators of Burnout became the stewards of Need for Speed (http://t.co/RQuPszlN) #
• Felix Baumgartner’s Free-fall From 120,000 Feet Pushed Back To October http://t.co/F4SAvj5o #
• Craigslist drops exclusive license to your posts http://t.co/Up1x42e5 #
• Snailmail Photos To Friends With Facebook's New Postcards Feature (Josh Constine/TechCrunch) http://t.co/BAhPMPoA #
• Chinese Manufacturers, Carriers And Developers Form An Alliance To Block Apple’s Siri In China http://t.co/qzeqtZwT #
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• Google launches more visual mobile search results for flights, conversions, definitions and more (Matthew Panzar… http://t.co/hYPBM66y #
• Here's What Happens To Google Employees When They Die (Meghan Casserly/Forbes) http://t.co/HKrPpqc2 #
• CyanogenMod 9 for Galaxy Nexus gets first stable release http://t.co/oLbDZ8DY #
• Vringo buys small Nokia patent portfolio as asset sell-off continues http://t.co/zAeq4s7C #
• How the creators of Burnout became the stewards of Need for Speed http://t.co/dtNkyV9m #
• OTA Update Center makes it easier for developers to update custom Android ROMs http://t.co/y9SdpGxR #
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• Hints of new iMac, Mac Pro show up in Mountain Lion http://t.co/pluH7SoU #
• Building a six-legged, open source giant robot http://t.co/jXcXmhRB #
• Ebook site Unglue.it hits bump after Amazon ends crowdfunding payment support (Laura Hazard Owen/paidContent) http://t.co/Q7NWqpsj #
• MIT Media Lab's Tensor Displays stack LCDs for low-cost glasses-free 3D (hands-on video) (http://t.co/lLpq6Bgu) #
• One Horrifying Account Of Working At Zynga http://t.co/28tmGe25 #
• Apple retail stores now price matching iPhone 4S and 4 (http://t.co/HLe3uLgW) #
• Gartner reports Western Europe desktop shipments down, portable PCs up in Q2 2012 (http://t.co/7pvcLpLC) #
• The Twenty-Year Death, a crime novel written in the form of three different period crime novels (http://t.co/YMBoII5n) #
• OTA Update Center encourages PC-free upgrades for custom Android ROMs (http://t.co/0bw80SqO) #
• Curiosity transmits first full-color panorama back from Mars (http://t.co/Q67ETKLL) #
• All four major US carriers join with Google, ISIS to form Mobile Payments Committee (http://t.co/42sFIbqV) #
• Apple vs. Samsung Trial Forces Companies to Open Up the Books (Ina Fried/AllThingsD) http://t.co/n1ssX4UX #
• General Motors invests in NanoSteel, hopes to lighten its load (http://t.co/cIJpKfJA) #
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• Warner Music Group says streaming services now account for 25 percent of digital revenue (http://t.co/uvqMMcPA) #
• This simple touchscreen device might be grandpa’s next computer — or ours: Do your parents or grandparents reall… http://t.co/DxE8y70t #
• Watch this: Audi's electric R8 e-tron tears up Nürburgring in silence (http://t.co/Wo6kYtWo) #
• iPad, iPhone, Galaxy sales data revealed in court filings http://t.co/0bTHYmCw #
• The Kicking Of RIM’s Tires Continues, As IBM Reportedly Considers Enterprise Unit http://t.co/Fk7xcFgk #
• Y Combinator-Backed Noodle Labs Launches Everyday.me, An “Evernote For Your Life” http://t.co/mWXWCJwp #
• What happens when you die at Google? http://t.co/zUSiWsBu #
• RIM Said To Draw Interest From IBM Over Enterprise-Services Unit (Bloomberg) http://t.co/u6h8mdMo #
• Facebook turns to its army of users to report phishing attacks using new public email address (Matt Brian/The Next Web) http://t.co/1X0vexLm #
• HP loses ground in Europe — Acer, Asus, Apple gain http://t.co/3YQ3hZU3 #
• Wall Street and the Mismanagement of Software http://t.co/Sxe1P83A #
• Quite smooth: Samsung actually sold 1/10 of the 2 million Galaxy Tabs it claimed in 2010 (Daniel Eran Dilger/App… http://t.co/BMPj5y9c #

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