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The world’s first real-money Facebook game launches in the UK
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Kindle ebook downloads now outnumber printed book sales in the UK
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Facebook confirms that 83 million accounts could be fake
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Google Wallet now supports more credit and debit cards on more phones
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Get your portrait drawn in the sand by a robot with this Google experiment
Ever wanted to take a photo with your webcam and get it sketched in sand by a robot at a museum in London? Well,…
London 2012: the social media highlights of the Olympic Games
It’s been called the most social Games in history — and this year’s Olympics is definitely living up to the title. Even before the…
Is Facebook rolling out a ‘save it for later’ feature?
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