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The twin rovers on Mars - now reviving having survived the freezing depths of Martian winter - have found new signs that water was once plentiful on Mars. Full story on New Scientist.
TechFreaks.org has updated their FAQ Guide today featuring guides on changing one's MAC address, cracking .ZIP password protection and changing the default amount of files able to be downloaded through Internet Explorer.
It looks like LEDs can be used to transmit data, interesting stuff. Thanks Richard!
Scientists believe they have discovered a new group of giant apes in the jungles of central Africa. All the information is on BBC. Thanks Scott!
Utopia Tech are now providing DNA Catalyst drivers on their Australian mirror. You can grab the latest version from here.
Sharky Extreme have their October Value Gaming PC Buyer's Guide posted on their site.
459 people across France, Austria, Britain and Denmark are to be sued for the first time by the music industry for illegally swapping music. Yahoo has the full story.
Pioneer Press have more information on coffee addiction.
Western Digital have entered the mobile hard drive market in the Middle East. Full story here. They have also updated their logo.
The sequel to the mega-popular Xbox game “Halo” is finished and in the hands of Microsoft, the game’s makers said earlier this week. “Halo 2” is set to go on sale in the US on the 9th of November and in the UK on the 11th. Full story on BBC.
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