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A man has been caught trying to smuggle 94 iPhones into China, all strapped to his body. Despite being made in China, iPhones are relatively expensive in the country, with many users having to sign up to long-term contracts with mobile companies, and there is a thriving trade in informal imports from Hong Kong.
Google has been criticised by Microsoft after the search giant publicised a security flaw in Windows - which some said put users at risk. Full article here on BBC. The disclosure was part of Google's Project Zero initiative that seeks to pressure firms into dealing with security problems more quickly.
Sniper sent in an article about 5 amazing things that was invented by Donald Duck. For the last 50 years, these ducks have been busy changing the goddamn world, and it continues right to this moment. Seriously.
ThinkComputers.org have the best case mods of CES 2015 posted. This year at CES we saw quite a lot of different case mods and some that really impressed us.
Google has released a real-time language translation app. Although sadly not an actual Babel fish, the Chocolate Factory’s latest upgrade to its Google Translate app does mean you can “instantly understand anything said to you in any form of language”.
Adobe Lightroom is coming to Android. Just like the iOS version, the Android app is a free download, but you'll need a Creative Cloud subscription to use it.
Techgage and Tech Report have CES 2015 roundups posted.
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