Fujifilm X-E2 Interchangeable Lens Camera Announced

Is it me, or do all of the camera manufacturers band together and collaborate as to when they would roll out a particular model to the masses. This is exactly that seems to be happening, as the folks over at Fujitsu have announced the launch of the new and stylish Fujifilm X-E2, which is a premium interchangeable lens camera that will feature the latest APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor alongside what they deem to be the world's fastest AF speed.

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ZTE Nubia 5 hands-on (video)

Just to recap, the Nubia 5 is now shipping through online retailers like Amazon and it features 16GB of internal storage, 2GB of RAM, a 5-element Minolta camera lens with 13MP sensor, 2,300mAh battery and an HSPA+ radio that works on both AT&T and T-Mobile.

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Makeup Gets Conductive

Putting on makeup might not be the same any more in the future, as wearable technology takes on a whole new level of interactivity. With the clever application of conductive makeup in common beauty items such as false eyelashes, nails and eyeshadow, computer scientist Katia Vega managed to figure out a way to make conductive elements as well as sensors part of transforming an ordinary makeup into gadget-activating remote controls.

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Xbox One Won't Launch With Real Names Option

Microsoft had previously announced its upcoming next-generation console, the Xbox One, would launch with a feature that would allow Xbox Live users to identify each other by their real names instead of their Gamertags. If you were hoping to finally learn the real name of your pal BenDoverx, it looks like you won't be doing so when the Xbox One launches as a Microsoft representative recently told Kotaku the company would be missing its deadline to provide the feature in time for the Xbox One launch.

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Copyrite Partners with ABBYY to Provide Digital Mailroom Solution to Leading Law Firm

Document scanning and intelligent data capture enables incoming mail to be digitised and documents to be classified and distributed to Practise Management SystemsTheale, UK (17th October 2013) - Moore Blatch is a highly successful law firm in the South of England, ranked 109th in the Lawyer UK 200 listings for 2012. Key strengths are corporate and commercial, property, dispute resolution and private client services and the firm has ensured that business growth is maintained, often through acquisitions.

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Facebook T&C Allows Teens To Post Publicly

When we were young, all we wanted to do was grow up so that we can do all the stuff that grown ups do. There is that sense of thrill and adventure to it, of course. Well, Facebook recently made an announcement concerning another change in the site's usage terms, which would see previous restrictions on the way that minors used the social network lifted up. Basically, anyone is now able to post publicly, whereas in the past, only those who were 18 and above could do so, while minors were restricted to just sharing updates with friends or friends of friends.

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NFL player Alfred Morris receives his thoroughly restored 1991 Mazda 626

Washington Redskins starting running back Alfred Morris might not drive a flashy sports car or SUV, but after today, he'll be driving the nicest 1991 Mazda 626 on the planet. Back in July, Morris temporarily traded in his 626 – cheekily named Bentley – for a 2014 Mazda6 loaner courtesy of Mazda, and today the sedan was presented back to him after the ultimate PR stunt: a reported 275-man-hour restoration that left this 22-year-old daily driver looking like it just rolled off the assembly line. Not everything was brought back to original condition, though.

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