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By Johan Keyter 14 July 2010Microsoft announces that its new smartphone, Windows Phone 7, will start shipping by the 2010 holiday season. FULL STORY >
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By Tom Manners 14 July 2010A recent study indicates that video games may reduce stress and aggressive behaviour. FULL STORY >
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Opera Mini 5.1 for Android released
By Hanleigh Daniels 14 July 2010The latest Opera Mini browser for mobile phones is now available for Android powered smartphones as well. FULL STORY >
Facebook enters yet another ownership debacle
By Johan Keyter 14 July 2010Facebook may find itself in a pickle as a man sues the company claiming to own 84 percent of the social networking site. FULL STORY >
RIM introduces new security app
By Hanleigh Daniels 14 July 2010RIM has announced a new security app in beta phase for your BlackBerry smartphone that will allow you to perform certain security functions if you happen to loose your phone. FULL STORY >
Poor vision may degrade your 3D TV experience
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