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Sep 13, 2013
American startups have come up with a bracelet for recording sounds
Startups from Cincinnati want to bring to market a device that records sounds around the media. The last 60 seconds can be shared with friends. The Kapture bracelet is designed as a device that can be used to capture special moments, similar to photography. Unlike a camera, it captures sound.
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Sep 13, 2013
5 Dramatic News of the Week from Breaking Mad
Chelyabinsk milling operator and elections in a mental hospital Author: Zalina Marshenkulova The most popular this week were, without exaggeration, two art news items. A Chelyabinsk milling operator, right according to the script of “Our Russia,” raped his partner.
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Sep 13, 2013
Twitter showed a new client interface for Android
The microblogging service Twitter has presented a test version of the client for Android, reports Engadget . The new version of the application has received a radically redesigned interface. The appearance of the application has become more “lighter”, and the feed immediately displays thumbnails of photos published by other users. Tabs with sections have moved to the top of the screen. #Micropost
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Sep 13, 2013
Roskomnadzor blocked the porn site Redtube
One of the most popular porn sites in the world, Redtube, was included in the register of prohibited sites designed to combat information harmful to children. The site was blacklisted on September 12. As stated on the page of the registry of banned sites, the redtube.com domain and the IP address 62.212.83.1 on which it is located were blocked on September 12 by decision of Roskomnadzor. Some providers have already begun to block access to the resource, citing government orders.
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Sep 13, 2013
Not the same Leonela
Bloggers slam minister's daughter over duck in Rolling Stone On September 12, Rolling Stone magazine published an article about the daughter of Minister Denis Manturov, who luxuriously celebrated her birthday. Bloggers picked up the magazine’s “exclusive”, making Manturov and his 18-year-old daughter new targets in the fight against corruption. It later turned out that the information in the magazine was not true: the photographs depicted her friend’s birthday.
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Sep 13, 2013
Microsoft started buying used iPads
Microsoft will pay its customers extra if they agree to stop using the iPad and switch to a Surface tablet. This was reported by The Verge . Microsoft continues to attack Apple. Whereas the company previously mocked Siri in commercials and launched a site to compare iPads with Windows 8 tablets, Microsoft is now going to defeat its competitor by simply buying up all the iPads.
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Sep 13, 2013
Banana is not mine
Deputy Irina Rodnina explained a racist joke about Obama Freedom of Word Olympic legend, deputy from United Russia, Irina Rodnina, published a racist joke on the afternoon of US President Barack Obama on the afternoon of September 13. In response to the remarks of her readers, Rodnin noticed that the photo is “American”. Irina Rodnina published a collage, which is a classic racist reference to the fact that black people are supposedly “dearer” to monkeys than the rest.
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Sep 13, 2013
A Chinese blogger published a photo of a “gold” HTC One
HTC may soon release the HTC One smartphone with a gold body color. A photo of the “golden” smartphone was published by one of the users of the Chinese microblogging service Sina Weibo, reports Engadget . As the publication notes, a photo of a “golden” smartphone was published by the same user who had previously posted a photo of a smartphone with a blue color. Then the Chinese’s “prediction” was confirmed - in early September, HTC actually announced the blue One.
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Sep 13, 2013
Facebook began testing automatic video playback in the feed
The social network Facebook has begun testing the ability to automatically launch videos that appear in users’ feeds. The innovation, which will become available within a few weeks, is described on the official Facebook page . When viewing the news feed from mobile devices, users will no longer need to launch a video in the friend feed. It will start playing on its own once it appears on the screen. To interrupt playback, just rewind the tape further.
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Sep 13, 2013
Teenager bought Wikileaks server without father's permission
The buyer of a WikiLeaks server sold for $33,000 was a teenager. He used his father's credit card without permission. writes about this Wired . The server on which the WikiLeaks organization stored data was put up for auction on eBay by its former owner, the Swedish company Bahnhof. He was bought for 33 thousand dollars, and the only thing known about the buyer was that he was located outside of Sweden.
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Sep 13, 2013
Google started using a flat logo
The “flat” Google logo, found earlier in one of the test builds of the Chrome browser for Android, can completely replace the old “3D” logo. reports Although Google representatives denied the impending logo change, users began to notice the use of a “flat” version on the search page, The Verge . The Ars Techninca blog discovered the use of a version of the Google logo without volumetric shadows in a test build of the Chrome browser for Android.