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Following The China Quake Using Google, Twitter  China is scrambling after a giant earthquake hit the country's Sichuan province. Initial reports said that only a handful of people had died after the 7.8 quake, but now state media has [..] |
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Pretend you're Altair in Prince of Persia  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action
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Capcom patching SSFIITHDR 'open beta' after all  Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Fighting, Online
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Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is still wearing a costume  Filed under: Culture, Online, Polls
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AT&T acquires Unicel and Vermont finally gets the iPhone  While most of us have been toying with iPhones for quite some time now, it’s easy to forget that not every city or state can enjoy the same luxury. Either AT&T coverage is terrible or there is no AT&T service in the area at all. Now that AT&T and Verizon have finished their transactions and [...] [..] |
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Home coming this year as 'open, working beta'  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Online, Business
Sony has again trumpeted intention to get its virtual world Home out the door this year, though precisely what state it will be in when players are eventually allowed [..] |
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