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China May Shut Porno Writing Websites

China's press watchdog has threatened to shut down more than 120 websites offering pornographic fiction, the official Xinhua News Agency reported on Thursday. An official with the General Administ...


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Surprise iPhone Press Conference

Apple Inc has called a surprise press conference for Friday to talk about the iPhone 4, as the company continues to deal with fallout from reported reception problems on its popular smartphone. Ap...


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Skull Links To Old World Monkey And Humans

Researchers have discovered the skull of a 29 million-year-old animal that could be a common ancestor of Old World monkeys and apes, including humans. It indicates that apes and Old World monkeys ...


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Protein Samples To Be Sent To ISS

Three protein samples produced by a local scientist will be sent to the International Space Station (ISS) onboard the Russian Soyuz spaceship this September. The research findings of Prof Dr Raja...


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Google Debuts DIY Code Tools

Google has released tools that "make it easy for anyone to create programs for Android phones". Much like Lego, App Inventor lets people drag "blocks" of code around to create applications. Goog...


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Facebook Starts Child Safety Application

Social networking website Facebook has agreed to adopt an application aimed at improving the online safety of its younger users, a child protection group said. The application, which follows a l...


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Exotic Crocodile Penis

Are you looking for crocodile penis?" the Indonesian trader whispered to a journalist couple whom he thought was looking for an aphrodisiac to spice up their lives. The cost of the appendage? RM2...


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Droid X Still Can't Beat iPhone

Motorola's Droid X does many things well, including Wi-Fi and social networking access, but not well enough to conquer the iPhone. Apple's new-product launches tend to overshadow any company that ...


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Black Hole Blows Gas Bubble

A small black hole has been observed blowing a vast bubble of hot gas 1,000 light-years across. The gas is expanding because it is being heated by powerful particle "jets" being released by the bl...


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Teenagers 'Risk Premature Babies'

Pregnant teenagers are more likely to give birth prematurely and have a small baby than women in their 20s, says an Irish research team. Fourteen to 17-year-olds were also more likely to give birt...


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Slump In Sex Business During World Cup

The influx of thousands of soccer fans would increase demand on South African sex workers; at least that was the belief of a leading expert prior to the start of the 2010 World Cup. But it seems f...


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Internet Business

In the age of new technology, where an increasing amount of transactions happen in cyberspace, internet users need to remain a step ahead of scammers. They need to be extra careful to not downloa...


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Google confident on China site

  Google Inc chief executive Eric Schmidt said on Thursday he is confident the company will secure a license to operate a website in China, amid speculation Beijing will reject its application. ...


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Solar Impulse Night Test Success

An experimental solar-powered aircraft launched on Wednesday has landed safely in Switzerland after successfully flying through the night. The feat is a step toward the makers' aim of circling the...


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La Nina Expected In Tropical Pacific

La Nina is likely to cool the tropical Pacific in coming months, a phenomenon which usually causes stronger monsoons across Asia and eastern Australia, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) sa...


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Amazon Launches Internet Grocery Service

U.S. online retailer Amazon.com Inc has launched an Internet grocery service in Britain, it said on Wednesday, joining a fast-growing but competitive market. The move poses a challenge to supermar...


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Fraudulent Activity on iTunes

Apple has banned a Vietnamese developer from its app store after he was implicated in fraudulently pushing his titles to its best-seller list. According to Apple, Thuat Nguyen hacked around 400 iT...


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Solar Plane Starts Test Flight

An experimental aircraft that draws its power from the sun is making a round-the-clock test flight. The aim is to assess whether the plane can fly in darkness, using solar cells on its wings to ge...


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Man Fined Over Fake eBay Auctions

A man has been fined £3,000 and ordered to carry out 250 hours community service after fixing an online auction on eBay. Paul Barrett, 39 and from County Durham, became the first person to be con...


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