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Top 10 Autocorrect Fails

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Autocorrect -- it's one of the most popular topics of conversation when criticizing the many features of Apple's iPhone. If you're iPhone savvy and consider yourself to be a pro at churning out messages, then you've definitely experienced the woes of sending out a misunderstood text.
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SNOPA Bill Stops Employers From Requiring Employee Facebook Passwords

Two members of Congress introduced a bill on Friday that would ban employers from requiring employees to hand over their social networking account information. The Social Network Online Protection Act was introduced by Democratic Congressman Eliot Engel of New York and Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky of Illinois.
Hyman Strachman, known as "Big Hy" to his customers, has created hundreds of thousands of bootlegged copies of popular movies, from "The Hangover" to "Gran Torino." One would think Strachman is Public Enemy No. 1 to the Motio

Hyman Strachman, 'Good Guy Pirate': 92-Year-Old WWII Vet Sends Bootlegged DVDs To Troops Abroad

Hyman Strachman has created hundreds of thousands of bootlegged copies of popular movies, from The Hangover to Gran Torino. One would think Strachman is Public Enemy No. 1 to the MPAA, but on the contrary, this 92-year-old World War II vet is just looking to stay busy after the death of his wife, copying DVDs to send to American soldiers currently fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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iOS 5.1 Jailbreak: Should It Be Released Or Held Off For iOS 6? Pod2g Asks You To Vote

Ever since Apple released the iOS 5.1 update, many people have upgraded their firmware to the latest version, and those, who love jailbreak, must be waiting restlessly for an untethered solution for their devices. However, a new concern has come up regarding the release of a new jailbreak for iOS 5.1, which has caused Pod2g to update his official blog with a public poll, asking: Shall we hold off the jailbreak for iOS 6?
WWDC 2012 Rumours: Apple iOS 6 Beta Links Reportedly Leaked

Apple Confirms Dates, Activites For WWDC 2012, All Signs Say No iPhone 5 Release At Conference

With Apple announcing on Wednesday the dates for its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), people have already started to talk about the possibility of the event setting the stage for the debut of the mysterious iPhone 5. But while the WWDC conference has been used as a launching pad for two iPhones (the iPhone 3GS in 2009 and the iPhone 4 in 2010), 2012's event, which will go from June 11-15, is said to focus more on software, rather than speculation and rumors.
Karma points for Dad! After uploading a video on April 11 of he and his three children driving to school and singing along to Queen's famous ballad "Bohemian Rhapsody," the YouTube clip has shot up in popularity, gaining more than 40,000 hi

'Bohemian Rhapsody' Car Ride To School Goes Viral [VIDEO]

Karma points for Dad! After uploading a video on April 11 of he and his three children driving to school and singing along to Queen's famous ballad Bohemian Rhapsody, the YouTube clip has shot up in popularity, gaining more than 40,000 hits in the last few hours.
On Thursday, researchers at MIT announced a breakthrough in glass-making technology: The glass is self-cleaning, anti-reflective, and superhydrophobic. If it ever gets to be as strong as Corning's Gorilla Glass, MIT will have effectively created &quo

MIT Researchers Invent 'Perfect Glass' [VIDEO]

On Thursday, researchers at MIT announced a breakthrough in glass-making technology: The glass is self-cleaning, anti-reflective, and superhydrophobic. If it ever gets to be as strong as Corning's Gorilla Glass, MIT will have effectively created the perfect glass.
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Apple crushes Street targets, dispels iPhone fears

Apple Inc's quarterly profit almost doubled after a jump in iPhone sales, particularly for the greater China region, blowing past Wall Street expectations and soothing fears the device was past its best days for sharp growth.
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Apple price targets hiked as iPhone sales soar

Wall Street extended its love affair with Apple Inc as strong iPhone sales allayed concerns it was losing market share in the cut-throat smartphone market, with analysts again rushing to raise price targets on the shares of the world' most valuable company.
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In Canada, phones poised to challenge credit cards

Thousands of Canadian retailers already have equipment in place to let customers pay for purchases with a swipe of their mobile phones, putting the country in the lead in developing a system that could one day make cash obsolete.

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