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Snow architects go mad in Lapland at fourth Ice Cold Gig.
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LittleBits unveils newly expanded set-up, which represent simplified versions of famous Korg kit.
Video explains how the Gregorian calendar means there are only four days that can start a century.
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Like the thousands upon thousands of games it hosts, Steam has plenty of secrets.
National Geographic's Your Shots features this spectacular picture of a scuba diver swimming under a massive tornado of fish, in Baja California, Mexico. Read more >
Microsoft's Surface 3 attempts to get in on the lower-priced game, and semi-resurrect the failed "RT" line. I got to spend a little time with it, and it makes a pretty compelling case.
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Any time you connect a Bluetooth audio device, OS X opens iTunes – with no remedy possible.
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