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Developers uselessly outraged over pirated iPhone apps [Developers, Developers, Developers]

Turns out you don't need $999.99 to get the "I Am Rich" app for your iPhone after all. Gone from Apple's iTunes App Store, it's available free on Cracked Apps, blog linking to pirated, generic versions of Armein Heinrich's useless widget and other less useless apps too. Haklabs just put...

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Valleywag — Popular 3 hours ago

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Lightning in Slow Motion

(YouTube link) This bolt of lightning was shot in high speed video, then slowed way down for your entertainment. -via reddit ...

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Neatorama — Popular 7 hours ago

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Apple boots $1,000 app from App Store

The removal of the $1,000 "I am Rich" application along with a few other apps from Apple's App Store has some developers wondering what the rules are. ...

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CNET News.com — 3 hours ago

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When Technology Becomes Art: Photography of the Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremonies [Olympics Pictures]

While we're waiting until tonight to see NBC's delayed rebroadcast of the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games, we can show you some of the most beautiful images from the event. An incredible full-field scroll, projection sphere and LED suits transcend to create what looks to have been one of ...

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Gizmodo — 2 hours ago

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Iron Man Blu-ray Packs a Stark-Worthy Arsenal of Bonus Features [Iron Man]

The Blu-ray version of Iron Man has been available for preorder on Amazon for quite a while now, but no one knew exactly what they were buying (other than, you know, the movie itself). Now we know that the Ultimate Edition will be released September 30 and contain two discs packed with all sorts ...

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Gizmodo — 4 hours ago

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NASA to Test Plasma Rocket at International Space Station [Space]

Plasma rockets are the rockets of the future. They use the same stuff that makes up the sun and stars, and follow the same principles that scientists believe govern black holes. And now, NASA is ready to harness that energy for their own devices. They're planning to test a plasma rocket at the In...

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Gizmodo — 4 hours ago