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By Terence Huynh, Stewart Wilson, Tom Solari, Chris Southcott, and James Wilson on December 31st, 2011

2011 – A Year of Many Things: A recap of the big events of the year

The year 2011 was one year that we will all never forget. Even though they were all in the beginning of the year, the floods in Queensland and Brazil, the earthquakes in Christchurch and the tsunami in the north of Japan are still present in all of our minds. We also saw the death of a tech luminary, Steve Jobs; and the powerful News Corporation losing its influence over politicians in the UK after the phone hacking scandal took a drastic turn from celebrities to victims of crime.

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By Chris Southcott on March 3rd, 2011

iOS 4.3 officially revealed

Sure, it’s been in beta for quite some time, but Apple has officially announced a release date and the final features for iOS 4.3. The new update will bring plenty of new features, including faster Safari performance, with the Nitro JavaScript engine, AirPlay to iOS devices from iTunes Home Sharing, an option to change the iPad side-switch to either Lock Rotation or Mute and iPhone 4 Personal Hotspot (WiFi).

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By Terence Huynh on February 6th, 2011

TECHGEEK Weekly 31: Where’s my IPv4?

The internet has run out of IPv4 addresses and also Intel has a bad batch of Sandy Bridge chips that needs replacing. But it’s not all bad news – Murdoch is spreading his empire on the iPad, while Google’s Honeycomb is looking delicious with its sexy user interface. That’s this week on the TECHGEEK Weekly podcast.

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By Terence Huynh on January 16th, 2011

TECHGEEK Weekly 28: The War Against Buttons

So it turns out, our “Powered by” gets crude when I do it. Anyway, we cover the Verizon iPhone 4, Vodafone’s massive security fail and MySpace being sold off? Oh, and find out how ChatRoulette (remember that) is making some dough from an unlikely source.

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By Terence Huynh on December 27th, 2010

The Year in Review 2010: The Top 10 Posts

Of course, I think this has to be a yearly tradition. We go back through our analytics information to find out what were the top 10 posts you have read through this entire year. We’re going to do things a bit differently than last year, however, as we post the overall list – but we will also post separate lists for the top articles over at Pwnage, Gadgetlyst and Cupertino Loop.

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By Terence Huynh on December 2nd, 2010

iPhone 4 gets some bling – with a whole lot of diamonds

It’s a bit much, don’t you think. But unless you actually have the money to purchase that, then you will have to see this from afar (your monitor). This is the iPhone 4 Diamond Queen Edition – and no, it’s not from Apple. It’s actually from a UK jeweller named Stuart Hughes, who has a history of adding bling to gadgets and televisions. This one now joins the list of elitist gadgets.

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By TECHGEEK.com.au Team on October 31st, 2010

TECHGEEK Podcast 16: Limewire R.I.P

It’s Halloween and we see the deaths of Limewire and the Walkman. The iPhone 4 White version is either dead or still kicking, and little hackers all over the place thanks to a little Firefox plugin. Yeah. It’s an absolute shambles episodes with only two hosts – with Terence and Stewart.

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By Terence Huynh on October 10th, 2010

TECHGEEK Podcast 14: OMG! There’s another body!

Yes, apparently Google is into shooting photos of dead people as photos of the dead appeared on Google Street View. Ouch. As well, Motorola gets sued by Microsoft, Facebook lets you download everything you ever uploaded or wrote on Facebook, and MySpace brings out a craptastic new logo.

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By Chris Southcott on September 11th, 2010

iPhone 4 free case or bumper program ending September 30

Remember when Apple said that they’d offer free iPhone 4 cases to help ease the reception issues? And remember how they said that they’d reassess the offer on September 30?

Well Apple did “evaluate” the issue and has come to the conclusion that “the iPhone 4 antenna issue is even smaller than we originally thought.” Thus the program will end September 30. After that they are “returning to our normal returns policy for all iPhone 4s sold after September 30.”

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