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World Press Photo Denies Prize-Winning Image Is Fake -
The World Press Photo Foundation is denying accusations that its Photo of the Year is fake
In February, a panel of international judges selected Paul Hansen's photograph "Gaza Burial," which shows a procession of weeping men carrying the bodies of deceased Palestinian children wrapped in sheets
World Press Photo submitted the files for forensic review following controversy that spiraled from a blog post by image analyst Neal Krawetz, who alleged that the photo was actually a composite of three separate images.
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Viral 'Space Oddity' ISS video made using iPad, Garageband -
The video of International Space Station Commander Chris Hadfield performing a tailored version of David Bowie's "Space Oddity" as a farewell to the ISS which has recently gone viral was created using an iPad.More from Electronista
Postable Offers An Alternative To The Handwritten “Thank You” Card, With Results That May Fool Your Nana -
A handwritten note is becoming a lost art in the age of email, Facebook, SMS, and more messaging apps than you can count.More from CrunchGear
Medio launches way for game and app developers to get more users -
Media promises that K-Invite will yield high-quality users for mobile apps.
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Jaumo ♥ Singles Flirt DatingAndroidPIT News + App Tests RSS Feed -
Up until recently, there were only just a few online dating sites. Now they've reached a huge popularity.
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All Google Play Developers Can Now Reply to User ReviewsAndroid Developers Blog -
Posted by Ellie Powers, Google Play team
There are a lot great things a developer can do to promote their app, but the best way for your app to take off is when a really happy user tells their friend about your app, who tells their friend, who tells someone else — you get the picture.
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Xperia Tablet S Jelly Bean Rooted, Facebook Home Done Easier via Xposed Mod – XDA Developer TVxda-developers -
Back from his much deserved vacation, Jordan reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week’s news is an announcement of Jelly Bean on the Sony Xperia Tablet S being rooted and Facebook Home on your device without a whole lot of working using the Xposed Framework.
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Amazon Cloud Player Launches PC App -
As part of its mission to bring its music service "everywhere," Amazon announced the release of a dedicated Cloud Player app for desktop PCs Thursday.
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Analysts Increasingly Pessimistic With Future of Windows RT -
Analysts Increasingly Pessimistic With Future of Windows RT is a post by Chuong Nguyen from Gotta Be Mobile.
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Amazon launches its virtual currency, with $5 worth free to every Kindle Fire user -
Amazon's virtual currency, Amazon Coins, launched Monday. It can be used to buy apps and games and make in-app purchases on the Kindle Fire and in Amazon's app store.More from GigaOm
Download Nova Launcher 2.1 for Android -
A new flavor of the popular Nova Launcher application is now available for download for the owners of Android devices, namely version 2.More from Softpedia News Telecoms
Japan’s political parties flock to Line after ban on Internet election campaigns is lifted -
There’s more evidence of the rising importance of messaging apps in Asia after Line announced (Google Translate) that ten political parties in Japan have opened official accounts on its service in a.More from TheNextWeb
HTC One BlinkFeed commercial claims you no longer have to ‘dig gopher style’ -
Ever find yourself digging through a mountain of apps in an effort to stay up to date on all your latest news and social media feeds? HTC’s newest commercial for the HTC One highlights BlinkFeed and its ability to display “all of your favorite content, news, networks and more, streamed live to your home screen.
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Windows Phone App Numbers Point to Serious Growth Slowdown -
Get the latest date on the number of Windows Phone Apps, and see just how much the platform's growth has slowed down.
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Living with Windows Phone: Microsoft’s lack of key apps is still a big drag -
Microsoft believes it can be a viable competitor with Android and Apple, and is making a strong push with its Windows Phone operating system.More from Boy Genius Report
Eidos Masks: Giving Humans Superpowers (of perception) -
The Eidos masks are really, really cool. New toys like Google Glass are neat, but augmented reality (AR) has been around forever.More from Akihabara News
Mozilla trading Firefox OS phones for HTML5 apps -
Firefox OS Developer Preview handsets have been available on a limited basis up until this point. Most notably, retailer Geeksphone had quickly run through some inventory back in April.More from SlashGear
Facebook Home's immediate future: buddy lists, an app dock, folders and more -
Facebook Home and the First phone to ship with it on board were revealed just over a month ago, and in the time since, the Home team has been hard at work improving the platform.
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TestFlight Opens Android Beta To All Users, After Crossing 50K Downloads For Apps In Closed Testing -
App beta testing service TestFlight launched its closed Android beta back in February this year, and now the company is making those tools available to any and all.More from MobileCrunch
Microsoft May Buy Barnes & Noble E-Book Business -
Microsoft May Buy Barnes & Noble E-Book Business is a post by Travis Pope from Gotta Be Mobile.
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