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Apple gets rid of the “Gay Cure” App

Since Apple opened the iTunes App store, there have been two things you can count on: one, being able to find either ridiculous, offensive, silly, or completely random apps to download for your personal usage and two, the apps you just downloaded will be banned a few days later. It’s the iTunes app store equivalent

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iPhone 5 rumors and hopes, collected in one infographic

With the iPhone 5 expected sometime in Summer or Fall of this year, rumors are flying thick about possible changes from its predecessors.Will it have a new chassis? Will it feature HDMI output? Will it blend? An enterprising fellow from nowhereelse.fr decided to compile all these rumors into a single lengthy infographic. Not content with

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AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA

Telecom giants AT&T and Deutsche Telecom have concluded an agreement for AT&T to acquire T-Mobile USA. Of course, the sale has the small matter of a $39 billion pricetag, but hey, details, right? After all, this means that the combined AT&T/T-Mobile customer base will include 130 million people. (That’s around $300 per person. Nice to

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Review: Xtreme Mac InCharge Mobile iPhone 4

With the iPhone continuing to evolve into an almost everything type of device. There is one thing in particular that you always have to keep an eye on, that is Battery Life. I’m sure most of us have hit that wall where we couldn’t use our fav app without fear of not having a phone.

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[PAX East 2011] – N-Control AVENGER Hands-On Demo

Debuting at CES back in January, the N-Control AVENGER controller mod makes gaming that much easier for you. The basic product is a clam shell that affixes to your XBox 360 or PS3 controller (forthcoming). Essentially, it adds simple levers and pressure pieces for your fingers to manipulate so you never have to remove your

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Sony Wins Right to Obtain IP Addresses in GeoHot Case

In a stunning court decision, Sony has been awarded the right to obtain all IP addresses of any individual who visited GeoHot’s website in the past 26 months.  This subpoena is in reference to the ongoing legal battle between the electronic entertainment giant and George Hotz, the hacking whiz who taught thousands upon thousands how to

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The Death of IE6 Is Imminent

“10 years ago a browser was born,” begins the header discourse on the following page.  The page is chronicling the countdown to the end of Internet Explorer 6, one of the most pivotal web browsers in history.  Other browsing giants like Firefox, Safari (for those loyal Mac lovers), and the Google behemoth Chrome nod their

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Booq and Scosche offering array of peripherals for iPad 2

With nine days to go before the iPad 2’s launch, developers Booq and Scosche Industries are already publicizing a host of peripherals aimed at the upcoming product. Booq’s Booqpad looks ideal for anyone using their iPad as a traveling computer, such as us reporting types. It’s basically a more elaborate iPad 2 folding case, crossed

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Apple Unveils iPad2

Today, Apple officially unveiled its iPad 2. Boasting that it’s faster, thinner, and lighter than its predecessor, the iPad2 is loaded with new additions including a faster processor, built-in cameras, and longer battery life.

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