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They sparkle, they shimmer, they explode, and they come out every 4th of July: fireworks! It’s the Independence Day holiday weekend here in the U.S., and the celebrations are about to begin. But if you can’t wait for the fireworks spectacular, or if you just love fireworks and aren’t from the U.S., then lucky for you, there’s everybody’s favorite social media video website, YouTube , to help fill in the gaps. Partially because it’s a holiday weekend but mostly because we’re attracted to s

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24th Mar, 2009 | No Comment | Posted in iPhone We’ve all been addicted to a virtual world at some point in time, be it Second Life, or World or Warcraft. Now a start-up called Genkii looks like it’s trying to cash in on the whole virtual world business. It might be a little late to enter the market, but considering that the iPhone isn’t all that old, they might have a good idea. The company has come up with a world called Sparkle, which is fairly similar to Second Life and you’ll be able to do

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We’ve all been addicted to a virtual world at some point in time, be it Second Life, or World or Warcraft. Now a start-up called Genkii looks like it’s trying to cash in on the whole virtual world business. It might be a little late to enter the market, but considering that the iPhone isn’t all that old, they might have a good idea. The company has come up with a world called Sparkle, which is fairly similar to Second Life and you’ll be able to do the usual things like have an avatar and buy acc

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Some tips for avoiding scams. It’s not always easy to spot a scam. Clever use of highfalutin claims and over-zelous promises make just about any gutter-worthy guide sparkle like gold. Here’s some tips for avoiding these charlatans. * Know who you’re buying from. Do your research BEFORE you lay down your money for the guide. This is paramount. If you don’t know anything about your guide, it’s infintely harder to make an informed decision when purchasing it. * Take claims made on ‘Gol

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