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Jakarta, Indonesia: An exhibitor fixes a gadget on his booth wall during Mega Bazaar Computer 2013 at Jakarta Convention Centre Photograph: Veri Sanovri/Xinhua Press/Corbis
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Can you draw Tina Fey? A wedgie? The world’s fastest-growing phone game also happens to be the quickest way to bring friends together
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We’re on the iPad!
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| 24 notesSmartphone maker Research In Motion (RIM) is facing a user revolt after tens of millions of users in Europe, the Middle East and Africa suffered a second day without services such as BlackBerry Messenger (BBM), as the company struggled with problems at its hub in Slough, Berkshire.
Have you been affected by this latest outage?
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| 47 notesAlan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian and Mark Porter, design consultant on the Guardian’s iPad project, explain the Guardian’s forthcoming iPad app, which will launch soon
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| 46 notesThis New York Times writer says, of the iPhone 4S / non-iPhone 5 news, "Many people had hoped the company would showcase a new phone, specifically called the iPhone 5, that would come with newly designed hardware. It was like the child who convinces himself there will be a pony waiting for him under the Christmas tree even though no one promised one or even suggested such a gift existed" as though the entire Apple fanboy / fangirl segment hadn't written about a a pony waiting for them under the Christmas tree even though Apple hadn't promised one or even suggested such a gift existed.Juliette Garside, Telecoms Correspondent for the Guardian says:
No rival ever really matched Apple on the iPod, and the market for MP3 players remained its own. That has never quite been the case with smartphones, thanks mostly to Google’s intervention.
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