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SkyDrive celebrates 250 million users -
Microsoft's celebrating a rather important milestone for SkyDrive: 250 million users, with 50 million of those signing up in just the last seven months since the debut of Windows 8.
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Star Citizen surge shows how crowd funding is shaking up studios -
Crowd funding is gaining all sorts of popularity these days, and tons of people are signing up with Kickstarter and Indiegogo to attempt to fund their projects.More from SlashGear
Scientists create artificial skin capable of feeling -
Robotics is an intense field of research all around the world as scientists attempt to create robots that are able to assist humans in all sorts of situations.More from SlashGear
Netflix Spends $2B Per Year On Content, Primarily On Licensing Movies And TV Shows -
Following up on their strong quarterly report earlier this week, Netflix has just released a big ol' mission statement document to their investor relations site, and it's jam packed with all sorts of great lil' details.More from CrunchGear
Convert All Sorts of Units with Pocket Converterxda-developers -
If you’re like I am, you probably have absolutely no idea how to convert certain units from one to another.
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Microsoft's Data Explorer: Picking Up Where Bing Leaves Off -
Interacting with Big Data is daunting enough that, for most people, a search engine query is about as far as one is willing to go.
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IDC Data Confirms The Post-PC Era: Tablets To Beat PCs -
Tablet sales may surpass desktop PC sales this year.
First folks laughed when someone pretty smart suggested we were entering the "post-PC" era.
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NAMCO BANDAI releases Pac-Man + Tournaments -
NAMCO BANDAI recently released a brand new Pac-Man game for all you retro lovers out there. Called PAC-MAN +Tournaments, it’s a free game with all sorts of wonderful old school flair.
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Titles Affect Blog Traffic Instantly -
There are all sorts of tips, tricks, and techniques to drive more traffic to a blog. They usually involve either paying for it in some way, improving an avenue such as through search engine optimization, or building subscribers.More from Social News Watch
New Apple Patent Application Describes Flexible iWatch -
A patent application from Apple outlines a device with a flexible screen worn on your wrist, adding fuel to the recent iWatch rumors.
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How to Fix Endless Reboot Loop Problem on your Jailbroken iPhone, iPad or iPod touch -
Now that the evasi0n jailbreak for devices running iOS 6.1/6.0 is out, a lot of you folks are experimenting with your iOS devices by installing tweaks, changing themes and doing all sorts of tinkering.
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HTC brings completely new UI with crazy animations to new “Infobar” phone [VIDEO] -
HTC has teamed up with Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa to release the next iteration of the stylish Japanese “Infobar” phone series.More from Talk Android
Internship position for a Christian Web Developer / Marketing Interns / Videographers / Coordinators in San Jose -
We are a Christian Start-up company trying to make a splash in the market as well as for the kingdom.More from Startuply Jobs
Olive One $400 high-fidelity streaming music player, hands-on -
Many's the streamer that can assault your ears with audio of all sorts, but how many can do it simply, with irreproachable fidelity, and at a reasonable price? Few that we can think of, so that's exactly the tact being taken by Olive with its Olive One, a $400 dollar streaming streaming player and amp currently on Indiegogo.
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Fibaro home automation system comes to the US, company releases smart power strip (video) -
If you've heard of Fibaro already, you'll just have to forgive us this post: although the home automation system is already available in 43 countries, it's just arriving in the US, with the main box about to go on sale for $699.
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Fitbit introduces Flex wristband at CES 2013 -
Fitbit is one of the oldest names in fitness tracking these days, though given how new the industry actually is, the company's not really that old at all.
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