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Share: | Google Reports 'Alarming' Rate of Government Censorship Censoring information is a dangerous exercise, and governments should think twice about the precedent it sets, and the possible future implications. Share: | Max Payne 3 PC Review Max Payne 3 isnt for everyone. Its a tad long, excruciatingly difficult at times, and very mature, which is what makes it so great. Mure PC gamers and fans of the series can expect one hell of a ride. Share: | Mozilla's Concept IPad Browser Eliminates the URL Bar, Tabbed Browsing Safari for iPad has a "pretty miserable" user experience and browsers for Android tablets are even worse, according to Mozilla developers working on an iPad... Share: | Verizon Rolls Out Blazing 300Mbps FiOS Quantum Verizon's new FiOS Quantum services take broadband speeds to new heights, but getting those top of the line speeds will cost you. Share: | Sharp to Launch New Android-based User Interface to Differentiate Its Phones Japan's Sharp said Monday it will release a new user interface for its smartphones in an attempt to differentiate them from the Android masses. Share: | Europe Lacks IT Skills for Growth, Commission Says Poor IT skills could stall Europe's economic recovery according to figures released by the E.U. on Monday. 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