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Flickr users: we hate the new site
Commenters on Flickr's forum say they don't like the new site format and want an option to revert to the old layout. 1
Is this the best new movie website in Australia?
A new movie website shows a breakdown of what films are showing in Australia, and where you can go see them at a cinema near you. 4
Hollywood studios issue takedowns for the Pirate Bay documentary
Several Hollywood studios have issued takedown notices for TPB AFK, the Pirate Bay documentary that was legally released online for free. 2
Yahoo wants to make Flickr 'awesome again'
The online company now offers users 1TB of storage for free, and allows users to upload full-resolution images. 1
Pinterest now offers more than pretty pictures
Thanks to third-party websites, Pinterest users can see what it costs, where to buy it and much more.
Yahoo confirms US$1.1bn Tumblr buy, promises 'not to screw it up'
The blogging site will remain a separate entity after the mostly cash deal is completed, Yahoo has said, with "the same Tumblr irreverence, wit and commitment to empower creators".
Google Translate now serves 200 million people daily
The company now breaks down language barriers 1 billion times per day. On the to-do list: real-time conversation translation.
Yahoo board approves US$1.1bn acquisition of Tumblr
The Wall Street Journal is reporting on Twitter that Yahoo's board has given the green light for the company's US$1.1 billion purchase of the blogging site.
Future Firefox takes tougher stance on mixed content
A new tool to block unsecured content on secure sites has made its debut in the latest update to Firefox Aurora.
Microsoft's harsh anti-Google ad 'leaks' onto YouTube
A strong anti-Google ad intended only for internal laughs at Microsoft has mysteriously leaked onto YouTube during Google I/O. 1
Google Play Books enables user uploads of ebooks, documents
The update to Android and iOS will allow users to upload 1000 PDF and ePub files that can be synced on the web, smartphones and tablets.
Google+ Hangouts gets private chats, history, an app
Google's Hangouts group chat and video feature now supports one-to-one chats and a full history feature to go back in time.
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