Blizzard Admits Lack of "End-game Content" in Diablo 3
Developers are usually not that open regarding their faults regarding their game content but Blizzard seems to be an exception to that rule.
Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 7/5/2012
The local share market closed flat today, ahead of a key European Central Bank meeting where it's widely tipped the ECB will cut interest rates in the Eurozone to a record low of 0.75pct. Wall Street was closed overnight for Independence Day while there was a lack of market moving economic data which also affected guidance. On low volumes, the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) closed down 3.9pts to 4209.9.
Apple Release iCloud Beta Plus New Web Apps
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Consumer Watchdog Debunks White Teeth Myth of Toothpaste Makers
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Apple to Release iPhone 5 with iPad Mini on October
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Apple vs. Samsung: Apple Succeeds in Banning Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy Nexus
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BHP Billiton Acquires New Exploration Rights in Olympic Dam, Sets out for Long-Term Production Upgrades
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Telstra Found Guilty of Privacy Breach, Escapes Punishment from Regulators
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