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Apple says iOS has 'few remaining' battery problems in 5.0.1

According to AllthingsD, Apple has just released the following statement regarding iPhone battery life in the just-released iOS 5.0.1 update:

The recent iOS software update addressed many of the battery issues that some customers experienced on their iOS 5 devices. We continue to investigate a few remaining issues.

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Le internet Medley. 40+ memes. 1 music video

The title sums up what it is very nicely.  The song and visual attraction would have to be the fact that this seems to be a music video for the internet troll in us.  The GAG Quartet's most recent song, Le internet Medley, posted on Wednesday, contains over 40 memes, which have already been listed by one guy...but we're not going to link it.  We'd rather you take a shot at identifying them all from 'Forever alone' to the Dramatic Chipmunk.  Meme's have been somewhat a favourable past-time for us here, so please enjoy.  Y U NO WATCHING THIS ALREADY.

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'Spent' shows how life changes when your unemployed

How would your life change if you were suddenly made unemployed?  It's a question that very few of us would like to ponder, but one we should all be familiar with. Could you stretch the latest welfare payment/minimum wage pay cheque across household bills, rent, proper health insurance, and adequate care for your children?

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Are you watching closely as the image disappears?

All we ask you do is take a look at this image, and we mean really look.  In fact, stare right into the centre of it.  No games, just look and relax.  See the image that you know is there disappear.

Done?  Here's how it happened.

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Security researcher booted from Apple developer program. Microsoft picks up the pieces

This isn't the first glaring hole in security that has been identified by the community; but it's most certainly the first to get renowned Mac hacker, Charlie Miller, kicked out of the iOS developer program.

The security flaw surrounds the opportunity to run unsigned code in the memory of the browser, which he then expanded to include apps.  This means that the hidden code doesn't get screened in the all important code-signing check, a fundamental to iOS security.  What results is the opportunity to program seemingly complaisant apps that download and run unauthorized code in the background throughout the entire system.  

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Google introduces business pages for Google+

After much speculation and request from business to capitalise on Google+ features, pages have now been implemented into the social network.

Announced via their blog, and still in a closed alpha state, the functionality seems to be very much in the same vein as Facebook; but with some slight tweaks in the form of introducing Hangouts to communicate with your audience, grouping particular subsections of your base into circles, and an interesting form of analytical data called 'Ripples,' allowing you to see how your posts spread across Google+.

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Modern Warfare 3 Live action trailer

From the recent trend in video-game advertising, it's been pretty clear that live action is definitely in for this season, as Activision jump on the bandwagon and promote Modern Warfare 3 with a flight of humour and noob pwning.

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