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Israel strikes on Palestine spark mass hack attacks
Isreal’s strikes on Palestine have provoked mass hacks on the country’s government websites. According to Reuters, some 44-million hacking attempts have been made on…
Google reportedly readying iOS Maps app for release
Google is reportedly getting ready to roll out an iOS version of its maps app to the public. According to the Wall Street Journal,…
Facebook expands gifts, rolls out to millions more users
Facebook has announced that it will be rolling out Facebook Gifts to tens of millions of users, allowing them to give gifts to people…
Facebook unveils new look for friendship pages
Facebook has refreshed its friendship pages. If you’re unsure what the hell that is, click on one of your friends’ profiles and click on…
Spread the ripple and win one of 20 shower aerators with Memeburn, Radox
Water is an increasingly scare resource. Some estimate that we’ll be out of drinking water by 2040 if we carry on at our current…
Pedal power meets portable charging: introducing the PowerPac
An invention that stores human-generated energy generated during cycling for later use, for charging or providing power to household and personal electronic devices has…
Facebook launches charitable gifts
Facebook getting into social gifting was big. On a human level at least, giving social gifting a charitable bent might be even bigger. The…
Win a trip to the MTV Europe Music Awards in Germany with Windows 8
Want to win tickets, flights and accommodation for you and two friends, to see artists like The Killers, Carly Rae Jepsen, Muse, Taylor Swift…
Russia’s Mail.ru set to go global with My.com
When it comes to online names in Russia, you don’t get much bigger than Mail.ru. Now the company is looking to expand its global…
Apple set to expand China presence with Shenzen store
If the name Shenzen seems vaguely familiar to you, it’s probably because it’s where the majority of the world’s electronics, including all of Apple’s…
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