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After Hours: Apps To Never Lose Your Friends On A Night Out

Where the heck is that bar you’re supposed to be at? And what about that restaurant everyone’s gathering near? Make sure you never get lost again on a night out with these awesome apps.

Online

Hackers Just Made Off With Greece

A hacker has been rumbled in possession of personal ID data of Greek citizens, with the man holding a staggering nine million pieces of data — enough to cover almost the entire population of the country.

Online

Almost $900,000 Ploughed Into UK Kickstarter Projects In First Week

The recently launched UK wing of Kickstarter seems to be doing pretty well for itself, with the money-raising site claiming to have taken pledges for well over half a million quid, or roughly $897,000 in the local currency, during its first week of punting projects to the UK audience.

Gaming

Sony’s PS4 Development Kits Arrive With AMD Chipsets and Blu-Ray

Seemingly reliable sources inside video game developers have confirmed that Sony’s PS4 development hardware, currently codenamed Orbis, has arrived, with an early, AMD-based kit now in the hands of the car and shooting game makers of the world.

News

Apple’s Arial Apology Hits the UK Papers

Apple’s apology to Samsung has hit the printed newspapers today. It’s shorter than the one it was ordered to rewrite, but does it sound like Apple means it this time?

Geek Out

Robot Stephen Fry Phones in Award Ceremony Presentation

Stephen Fry presented an award to the video gaming industry last week, only he didn’t do it in person. He sent a robot ambassador on his behalf.

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Apple Wins Google-Worrying Patent For Mobile Maps Interface

A patent originally filed by Apple back in 2008 has just been granted by the US Patent Office, with the tech giant somehow managing to convince the authorities it should own a patent for a method of displaying maps on a touchscreen device.

Software

Yes! Separate User Profiles Spotted in Android 4.2 Development Code

A barebones and half-working version of Android 4.2, packed with placeholder graphics to make it look even rougher, has been leaked, with one of the key discoveries so far being the inclusion of support for multiple user profiles.

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Is HTC Ditching Samsung for Other Smartphone Component Suppliers, Just Like Apple?

Reports coming out of the ever-thrilling component supply chain world suggest that HTC is joining Apple in lessening its dependence on Samsung, moving away from the company and finding alternative suppliers for some internal parts of its smartphones.

Computing

Rumourmodo: Google And Asus Preparing 32GB Nexus 7?

News coming out of places where men worry about stock levels has revealed the existence of a new Nexus 7 model. Asus and Google are said to be preparing a new model of their popular tablet with 32GB of onboard storage.

News

New Zealand Police Blamed For Kim Dotcom’s Illegal Surveillance

The case of Megaupload’s founder Kim Dotcom gets odder by the day, with the latest official documents revealing that the police simply didn’t know, or didn’t bother checking, if Kim Dotcom was a New Zealand citizen or not.

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