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An Alien Event in 'The Box'

Which bounty hunters will be the last ones standing? It’s a tournament of champions, Star Wars-style, in the next all-new episode of The Clone Wars.

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Bazaarvoice Teams With Badgeville On Gamification

Partnership lets customers of Bazaarvoice social shopping apps, such as Ratings and Reviews, bolster user engagement via Badgeville gaming techniques.

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Mint.com Launches Android Tablet App

Mint.com, the financial service we first mentioned at TechCrunch40 in 2007 (wow, that seems like a long time ago), announced that they have launched a new native app specifically for 9 and 10 inch Android tablets running Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich. This new app, available in the Android Market, will join the previously available versions for iPhone, iPad and Android mobile phones. Curiously, there is no mobile web version (that I have been able to find).

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Open Source WebOS: A Win For Windows Phone?

Microsoft's mobile business will get a big boost from HP's decision to open source webOS, says one analyst. Is his logic sound?

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Apple Hong Kong revives reserve and pick up page, wants to stop iPhones going abroad

In a bid to keep iPhones sold in Hong Kong on the island nation, Apple has reintroduced reserve and pick up pages for the smartphones. The difference this time around is the inclusion of the customer's Hong Kong identity card number within the registration form, which goes live between 9am and 12pm each day. The aim is put breaks on the speculative smartphone buyers picking up several devices to mule across to mainland China. You'll still need a bit of luck; Apple performs a random draw each day for those that registered, and 'winners' are informed via email. Each card can apparently buy a limited quantity of the in-demand phone -- one that's getting some smartphone obsessives a little too hot under the collar.

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Top 10 Open Government Websites

Federal agencies face White House orders to become more transparent. These websites expose new data sets, support public petitions, and reveal where taxpayer money goes.

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DIY Tables Are Made From Recycled Tech, Look Awesome

[Photo: Rodrigo Alonso]In some way, you probably do your own bit to try and help out the environment--most likely in some form of recycling. Not surprisingly, some of the most dangerous waste is that of computers and other gadgets, so any way of recycling such items is a plus. Some may turn parts into jewelry, but others melt them down to make beautiful and geeky furniture.

Rodrigo Alonso is a graphic designer from Chile, where people are really starting to focus on the issue of electronic waste. With that in mind, he decided to do his part by collecting all kinds of unwanted computer parts and transforming them into study tables and chairs. In addition to the parts, the sculpts are made by mixing epoxy resin and melted aluminium.

All of Rodrigo's tables use parts donated by Recycla, a company that tries to not only make use of recycled technology, but also to give Chileans work. As a result, each table is different. Rodrigo works on commission, so by getting in touch he can also make you one too.

Visit his blog for more photos in the gallery and a glimpse at how each one is produced.

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