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Apple launch new ‘iChing’ fortune-telling device

After taking the world by storm with the iPod, iPhone and iPad, Apple are set to revolutionise the way we live once again with the release of their new divination device, the iChing. Based on the classic Chinese book of changes that dates back to the second or third millennium BC, the iChing enables anyone with sufficient disposable income to obtain guidance on their future, while showing off to people around them.

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Posted: Jan 29th, 2012
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Unseasonably warm weather blamed for man’s outbreak of ‘face apples’

cheeky little bloomersA man amazed to find a full crop of apples growing on his face at this time of year has put the blame squarely on ‘an unseasonably warm December’.

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Posted: Jan 3rd, 2012
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Knighted Jonathan Ive critical of design of Queen’s dubbing sword

Jonathan Ive, Apple’s Senior Vice-President of Industrial Design who was knighted in the New Year Honours list, is said to be critical of the design of the ceremonial sword that will be used by the Queen to confer the honour on him.

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Posted: Jan 3rd, 2012
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God releases Crab 2.0 featuring forward motion

considering an updated dodo next‘In the old version you never knew if the crab was coming or going, so this is a considerable breakthrough for crustacean technology. However, we have had to compromise the design with a rear-view mirror so they can get used to new methods of navigation.’

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Posted: Dec 26th, 2011
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iPhone 4S recall notice issued after Siri app develops attitude problem

'Is there an app for that?'Apple have been forced to recall thousands of units of the iPhone 4S after complaints from users that the Siri app had become unhelpful, rude, and in extreme cases, had called in anonymous tips about the phone’s owner to the anti-terrorist hotline.

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Posted: Nov 22nd, 2011
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