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Thursday, July 3, 2014

Brazil vs Colombia Live Stream Free, Start Time: Watch World Cup 2014 Quarterfinals Football Online (ESPN TV Schedule)





Brazil will play Colombia in a mouthwatering World Cup 2014 quarterfinal match up on Friday. Colombia have been in fantastic form so far in this World Cup, but now they come up against host nation and favorites for this year’s trophy, Brazil, and they will need to find an extra gear to navigate past them today.


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Monday, June 30, 2014

The Big Picture: Recovering NASA’s flying saucer


Despite Independence Day being right around the corner, what you’re seeing up above shouldn’t get your hopes up about welcoming any aliens to Earth. Besides, everyone knows that the government would likely never release pictures of that sort of thing…

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#MobileFit podcast, Fitbit challenge winners announced and more!








June 2014 is coming to a close, which means #MobileFit is ending too. Or is it? We’ve got a podcast for you to check out below, we’re announcing the winners of our Fitbit challenge and we’ve got some exciting new info about the future of #MobileFit.










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Ouya pilots $60 all-access gaming pass










Ouya, makers of the $99 home video game console that runs on a customized version of Android, is starting to test out a limited time subscription pass. Valued at over $2,000, customers who pay $59.99 will get access to a library of 800 games for a year.










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Spying malware leaves countries’ energy grids open to attack




Cyberwarfare campaigns against Western energy grids aren’t just the stuff of action movies these days — they’re very, very real. Symantec has discovered a likely state-sponsored hacking group, nicknamed Dragonfly, that has been using phishing sites…

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