Technology is filled with all kinds of rumours, real and fabricated. It gives us a look at what might be and will be. All The News You Missed Overnight gathers the whispers all in one place to help you catch up.
Just a week after that iPhone-crashing bug, there’s a new bug affecting Skype so badly that it requires a re-install on Windows, Android and iOS. Apparently, the best suggestion to fix the problem is to have the person who sent you the crash-triggering string of text delete the message, and then install an older version of Skype. Yuck.
Microsoft’s Nokia 105 has been updated and is now just $US20. It’s only for emerging markets with its 2G speeds, but it has a standby battery life of 35 days. Thirty-five days!
A whole bunch of unknown underwater species have been captured on camera for the first time. Check out the video for more of the creepy, beautiful things.
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