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Marissa Mayer apologises for pro photographer blunder
The Yahoo CEO has apologised to Flickr users for her controversial comment that professional photographers no longer exist.
Ford to end 90 years of Australian car production
After an AU$141 million loss, Ford Australia president and CEO Bob Graziano has announced that the company will cease local manufacturing in October 2016.
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In just a few days, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus will come together in the night sky in what is known as the Dance of the Planets.
Check out this mock-up of the PS4
Based on Sony's teaser video, one artist has mocked up their impression of what the PS4 will look like.
Twitter fights hacking with two-factor authentication
Enough is enough for the global network of fast-moving 140-character missives. Twitter now hopes to protect member accounts with a more sophisticated log-in system.
XBLA games won't carry over to Xbox One
Microsoft has confirmed that Xbox Live Arcade games from the Xbox 360 won't work on its next-generation platform.
Pandora tunes up music sharing via Facebook
The online music service spruces up its website and mobile apps to ease the process of sharing music on Facebook.
Amazon's Kindle Worlds will pay writers to write fan fiction
The company's new publishing platform will provide royalties to writers who fashion their own stories after existing books, TV shows and more.
How Sony and Nintendo can battle the Xbox One
Will Microsoft run away with the next generation of home gaming, or do Sony and Nintendo have a fighting chance?
Rovio: we're an 'entertainment' company
At the CTIA 2013 trade show on Wednesday, Rovio's chief operating officer talked up the company's transition from a gaming company to an entertainment company.
The games confirmed for Xbox One
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Tiny crystal flowers grow in a beaker Crave
Scientists at Harvard have coaxed microscopic crystal flowers to form in a beaker of fluid.
Finding faces in Google Maps Crave
Using facial recognition software a team has created a program to crawl Google Maps, seeking out the faces hidden in folds of the terrain.
Xbox One: what we don't know
There are still quite a few unanswered questions about the next-generation console offering from Microsoft.
Cyclist straps a rocket to a bike, beats world record Crave
French cyclist François Gissy reached a top speed of 263 kilometres per hour on a bicycle — after strapping a rocket to the frame.
Corel tries to lure disgruntled Adobe users
Following protests from Adobe users over the company's move to subscription-based software, Corel is offering Adobe customers a discount on a range of products.
Xbox One announcement confounded by Kinect
Users watching the Xbox One announcement this morning found their Kinect peripherals responding as to a voice command whenever the speaker said "Xbox". 6
Crowd-funding campaign seeks to eradicate food Crave
A software engineer has developed a cocktail of nutrients that he believes can replace food, and has launched a crowd-funding campaign to get it to market. 1
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