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 Diablo 3 Being Called "Big Pineapple" in China to Dodge Sales Ban Vendors on one of China's largest e-commerce platforms are resorting to calling the hit PC game Diablo 3 "Big Pineapple," which sounds similar in Mandarin... Share:   |  Samsung Galaxy S III: Review Roundup The Samsung Galaxy S III reviews are mostly glowing with some critics unhappy with the plastic shell. Read the roundup! Share: | Netflix Agrees to Delete Former Users' Video History Netflix settles class-action privacy lawsuit and agrees to delete data showing past customers' movie rental history. Share: | The Flame Virus: Your FAQs Answered Flame can sniff out information from input boxes, record audio from a connected microphone and take screenshots of applications that the virus deems important. Share: | Fedora Linux 17 'Beefy Miracle' Makes Its Official Debut Offering more than 60 new features, this free new OS has much to offer business users. 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