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Apple updates OS X Lion, fixes FileVault issue
10.7.4 now available 4,250 reads
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WOTD: FlatNav
Find your perfect crash pad 3,950 reads
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WOTD: Wolfenstein 3D
For first person shooters, this was Genesis 3,000 reads
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WOTD: Cowbird
Welcome to the next generation of storytellers 2,100 reads
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Somerset House venue map marked on Bing as Microsoft’s mobile search focus goes local
FEATURE INTERVIEW: Bing UK talks to Pocket-lint 16 May 2012 11:59 GMT TweetYou’ll be able to get a much closer look at Somerset House from today without even needing to set foot in London, thanks to Microsoft and its increasingly popular Bing Maps. Head over to the service on either desktop or mobile and you’ll...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: Cowbird
Welcome to the next generation of storytellers 16 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetSince even before the time when Neolithic man started to scrawl on the walls of his cave, there has been a human tradition of telling stories.
From campfire tall tales to elaborate operatic sagas, throughout the ages we have loved to tell each...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: Wolfenstein 3D
For first person shooters, this was Genesis 15 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetIf your weekend started like ours, with a cursory glance at the TV schedules just to confirm that there really was absolutely naff all on, you might’ve done what we did.
We ignored the crappy karaoke and the dancing dogs (literally) and...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: FlatNav
Find your perfect crash pad 11 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetFinding somewhere decent to stay is one of the hardest tasks in life. Whether you’re looking for a room for a night, a villa for a week in the sun, or somewhere to stay for a few months, finding your perfect pad can be a time-consuming and ultimately...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: Work Shop Play
Tell the adman what for. And get something back in the process 10 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetThe posters have been bugging me for weeks. I’ve seen them every day at Charing Cross Tube station.
But I have stood firm.
I have resisted.
I have not let advertising...
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Apple updates OS X Lion, fixes FileVault password issue
10.7.4 now available 9 May 2012 23:20 GMT TweetApple has released a software update for Mac OS X Lion on Wednesday night, bringing the OS up to version 10.7.4.
The 10.7.4 update is recommended for all OS X Lion users and includes general operating system fixes that improve the stability,...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: The Cloud Appreciation Society
It’s OK to have your head in the clouds 9 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetWhen’s the last time you just took a moment, stopped where you were and looked up? It’s something we probably all did a lot more of when we were younger, before the everyday distractions of adulthood got in the way of simply enjoying things...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: The Space
Ever wondered what was in John Peel’s record box…? 8 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetHere’s one that’s been making waves over the past few days, on Twitter especially, with music fans the world over getting a bit hot under the collar as John Peel’s music collection was published online. And we’re only talking...
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Adobe Creative Suite CS6 now available
To buy or rent 7 May 2012 8:25 GMT TweetWe’ve been playing around with Adobe’s Creative Suite 6 (CS6) for a few weeks now, and boy is it impressive stuff.
Originally released as a public Beta, the final product packages are now shipping.
Whether you chose to buy...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: Million Short
To get to the bottom of the matter you have to take away the top 7 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetTo say the internet tends towards being quite large is akin to saying glaciers tend to be a bit chilly and Pamela Anderson tends to sleep on her back a lot.
It’s huge, bordering on immeasurable now, so it’s odd that when you search...
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Google lost money on Android in 2010
Court case reveals 4 May 2012 12:32 GMT TweetA court has heard that Google’s Android OS lost the internet giant money in every quarter of 2010.
Google avoids publishing its financial reports on Android, but during the case in which software developer Oracle is suing Google for copyright...
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No DVD playback for Windows 8
Unless you pay or go third party 4 May 2012 12:23 GMT TweetThe only way to watch DVDs on Microsoft’s new operating system, Windows 8, will be through purchasing Media Center or other third-party software.
The absence of any native DVD player was announced on Microsoft’s official Building...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: Food Beats
Music to make a meal of 4 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetMy wife always knows when I’ve been cooking. The kitchen’s upside down, the smoke detector is blaring and the dog is cowering under the stairs. Oh, and the stereo is cranked up to full volume - not just to drown out the smoke alarm though.
I...
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WEBSITE OF THE DAY: Standard Time
Time, but not as we know it 3 May 2012 1:00 GMT TweetWe're not sure who it was first suggested that time is an abstract concept, but even they would probably be a bit gobsmacked by www.standard-time.com.
It's a new twist on an old favourite: the screensaver clock.
We've...
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OS X Mountain Lion adds Do Not Disturb option for notifications
Ditch distractions 2 May 2012 10:23 GMT TweetApple has added a Do Not Disturb feature to OS X Mountain Lion Notification Center, for developers using the dev preview version of the OS to check out ahead of its official launch later this summer.
Presumably worried that some users might...
GoPro Dive Housing will maximise your HD Hero performance underwater For snorkelling or diving
Leica V-Lux 40 pictures and hands-on Playtime with the Leica compact
Jamie Oliver and Victoria Pendleton on hand to launch Samsung Hope Relay app for Android and iPhone Charities earn pounds as you shed 'em
APP OF THE DAY: GO SMS Pro (Android) Hit me baby one more time
T-Mobile reveals Samsung Galaxy S III pricing NOT free on contract
Audi set to unveil its Wörthersee e-bike - a push bike motorcycle hybrid Useful for those steep hills
Sony a37 and NEX-F3 camera specs leaked May 17 arrival
Samsung Galaxy S III official TV advert debuts We prefer the phone
APP OF THE DAY: Cinemagram review (iPhone) The common GIF goes arty
Apple opts for Retina display and ultra-thin design for new MacBook Pro Say sources in supply chain
Lenovo unveils the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook "World's lightest 14-inch Ultrabook"
BBC Sport iPhone, Android, desktop and connected TV pictures and hands-on Olympic overload
Porsche Cayman S Brash and brilliant fun
Tesla Roadster The spark of attraction
AMD rolls out Trinity APUs for laptops and desktops Sleekbook time
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Is big beautiful?
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20x zoom compact impresses
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Lacks polish, if not the Polish
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V for victory?
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Big bang for your hundred quid
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Transforms your money in to a great tablet
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Feel the force?
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