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DESPAIR is a short action film written, directed and edited by Dale Sutherland. Shot in 3 hours with friends helping out with the crew, DESPAIR is amazing! Please be aware, there is swearing.
Please leave your constructive comments below, and leave out the nasty ones! DESPAIR is my very first short film, and it won’t be the last. This was once a dream of mine, ...
The Google-owned Blogger network has released a free app designed to enable people who have built their blogs on the Blogger platform to easily update them from their Android smartphones. Unveiled this week, the program lets people bang out copy, and take photos with their phones, from directly inside the app–and then either publish their words and images straightaway or save a draft for later. Posts and drafts can be viewed directly in the ...
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Facebook, one of the biggest websites on the planet, celebrates its seventh anniversary on Friday.
Through the years, the social network has transformed from a college-only social hub to the most popular website in the world. Five hundred million users, billions of pageviews and a never-ending supply of embarrassing status message updates after its launch.
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The boy, who was playing his PSP at the time, was seemingly so entrenched in his game he didn’t realize he was walking onto the tracks. Luckily the train wasn’t coming into the station, and policeman Alessandro Micalizzi saw him fall and was able to save him.
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Facebook is moving out of its current office complex in Palo Alto and relocating to the former campus of Sun Microsystems in San Mateo.
Facebook has sent Mashable and other media outlets an invite to a press conference Tuesday, February 8, where it will it discuss its new headquarters. The event will be taking place at 1701 Laurel Street in Menlo Park, the location of the Menlo Park City Council Chambers.
It isn’t revealing much more than ...
Continue Reading →This is 26 month-old Rose. She lives in Seattle and loves to play “elements cards.” She can identify more than 50 elements because, you know, she’s cute and smart. My heart is melting like Rubidium in a hot day.
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As record labels, digital music stores, and music subscription services continue their struggle to convince music fans to pay for music, Google’s YouTube — itself a major repository of recorded music — claims that giving away music for free generates as much money for copyright holders as charging for it, with profound implications for freemium digital music services such as Spotify and the much-rumored Google music service.
According to what YouTube executives told Evolver.fm this week, YouTube can make as much ...
Continue Reading →In a protest against Internet censorship in Egypt, hacker group Anonymous took down the sites of the Ministry of Information and President Hosni Mubarak’s National Democratic Party on Wednesday. The National Democratic Party’s site is still offline.
Anonymous is a scattered “hactivist” group that is best known for its attack last year on payment sites like PayPal and Visa that denied service to WikiLeaks. A spokesperson from the group told The New York Times ...
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You couldn’t crash a car like this if you tried.
The midwest snowstorm caused all sorts of trouble across America this week, but this sight was unique. The video below was captured by The Eagle Tribune in Southern New Hampshire, after a car managed to upend itself on I-93 South in Salem.
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At a press conference, Google has given a deep insight into the functionality that’ll be offered in its ’Honeycomb’ release of the Android OS — the version aimed at tablet computers.
Andy Rubin told the audience: “There’s lots of future opportunity for seeing Android in new places. One thing you’re going to see is how Google’s cloud services tie everything together. You could literally lose your laptop, your phone, or your tablet, and all your data is ...
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