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Wikipedia community has spoken, global anti-SOPA blackout protest begins Wednesday
The Wikipedia community has spoken. A 24-hour anti-SOPA blackout protest will begin on Wednesday, January 18 at 5pm Western European Time (WET). During this 24-hour period, English language Wikipedia articles will be unavailable globally - a unprecedented move never before seen in the crowd-sourced encyclopedia's 11-year history.
16th January 2012
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Untethered iPhone 4S jailbreak only a matter of days away
An untethered iPhone 4S and iPad 2 jailbreak has made substantial progress towards actuality as iOS hackers have posted a video clearly demonstrating a jailbroken iPhone 4S running iOS 5.0.1, suggesting that the hack will be made public very soon.
16th January 2012
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Hangout with David Beckham on Google+
Google are offering Google+ users a chance to hangout (live multi-user chat) with David Beckham, internationally renowned soccer player, later this month - if that's your sort of thing?
15th January 2012
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Cheezburger CEO: I can has Wikipedia support in SOPA blackout protest?
Ben Huh, best known as CEO of Cheezburger, has publicly called for Wikipedia to join Cheezburger and Reddit in their 12-hour SOPA blackout protest next Wednesday.
13th January 2012
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Sony says no PS4 announcement at E3 2012
Sony will not be announcing the PlayStation 4 at this year's E3 gaming expo. Microsoft and Nintendo, however, are still expected to press ahead with their own forthcoming console announcements.
12th January 2012
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Facebook to reach one billion users by end of summer
Facebook is set to reach one billion active users by August of this year, according to research from iCrossing. Facebook, comfortably the world's largest social network, currently has in excess of 800 million active users.
11th January 2012
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Google's latest social search update further integrates Google+
Google has today announced the biggest social update to Google Search in over two years, integrating public and privately shared Google+ posts and images into search results.
10th January 2012
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Sony shifts 3.9 million PS3 consoles over Christmas, 15 million annual sales target within sight
Sony has announced that 3.9 million PlayStation 3 consoles were sold worldwide over the Christmas sales season, with the company well on track to reaching its 15 million unit annual sales target in the fiscal year ending this March.
10th January 2012
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Netflix officially launches in the UK and Ireland with one-month free trial
Netflix, the film and TV episode streaming service, has officially launched in the United Kingdom and Ireland as of today, complete with one-month free trial. While some users reported early access to the service yesterday, both netflix.co.uk and netflix.ie are officially available from this morning.
9th January 2012
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iPad falls from space, and survives
Ever since Apple introduced the original iPad in January 2010, the burning question on all of our minds was whether it could survive a fall from space (right?) - in this case 100,000 feet. The answer is yes, apparently.
8th January 2012