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Thirsty? Feeling malevolent toward pigs? Grab an Angry Birds soda
If you live in Russia, Australia, New Zealand and Spain, then you can now quench your thirst with a can of Angry Birds soda….
Lincoln’s new Twitter-sourced ad promises to be zanily amazing
This is kind of cool. US car maker Lincoln and comedian Jimmy Fallon have teamed up to create an ad where the script is…
9 tech documentaries to geek out to in the next few months
A good documentary is a powerful thing. Think about what David Attenborough-narrated documentaries have done for wildlife and what films like Zeitgeist have done…
7 things we learned from Facebook’s Q4 results
While everyone was dissecting BlackBerry’s rebrand and attempted phoenix-rising-from-the ashes moment, Facebook announced its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2012. This was…
From today on RIM will be known as… BlackBerry
Perhaps the most unexpected announcement to come from today’s BlackBerry 10 launch was the revelation that Research In Motion (RIM) is no more. From…
Farewell old friend: Philips exits the consumer electronics game
One shouldn’t get overly sentimental when it comes to big corporates shutting down certain divisions, but in the case of Philips it’s difficult not…
Purported Anonymous video appeals to world to speak out against SA [Update]
A person purporting to be a part of online hacker collective Anonymous has posted a message and video appealing to the wider hacktivist community…
Yahoo! Q4: the turnaround begins
It looks like the Mayer effect is taking hold at Yahoo! Its Q4 results (this is the first full quarter since Mayer took over)…
Google+ now the number 2 social network as Tencent Weibo plummets
There’s a throwaway line that goes something along the lines of “Google+ is where I go when I want to be alone”. With 343-million…
Lenovo’s RIM acquisition not on the cards
Last week, a Bloomberg report suggested that Chinese electronics giant Lenovo was interested in acquiring struggling BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM). Apparently that…
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