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I am not quite sure about you, but does the Toyota Me.We concept 2013 that you see above somehow seem to remind you of a far more rugged and “fierce” model of the Mini from BMW, albeit sporting a more elongated chassis? The entire Toyota Me.We concept has to do with a collaboration between French designer Jean-Marie Massaud and the Japanese automotive giant, of course.

First unveiled at Le Rendez-vous Toyota in Paris, the Me.We Concept intends to have one imagine a ride which can be appreciated by owners regardless of the kind of lifestyle that they live, all the while paying close attention to the kind of environment that one lives in, doing the best at all times to ensure that there is a future planet for our children to live on. The Toyota Me.We concept is highly customizable thanks to removable body panels, and throwing in an extendable rear panel would see it function as a pickup, or you can turn it into a convertible with a neoprene roof panel. Do you think that the Me.We concept can take off if realized?

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Zynga certainly had quite a massive hit with the Draw Something game last year, although they will need far more than just Draw Something to keep the company’s earnings results in line with expectations from the general market. Well, you know how the saying goes – if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, which is why a sequel to Draw Something leaked sometime in the middle of last month, and here we are with official word from the horse’s mouth, none other than Zynga CEO Mark Pincus himself, that they will be releasing Draw Something 2 in the US today.

It remains to be seen at the tie of Pincus’ sharing on whether this social drawing game title will be made available to folks who run on iOS devices only, or will it also be extended to those who use Android-powered smartphones and tablets. As at press time, Draw Something 2 has already made its way to those living in Sweden and are rocking to iOS for 22 kronor a pop, while our friends living in the Great White North will have to fork out CA$2.99 for their copy.

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SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs kept insisting the playoffs were a new season and that their woeful finish to the regular season was not as grave as it appeared.

After 16 straight postseason appearances, San Antonio should know what it’s talking about.

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Sony knows that they are going to do all that they possibly can to make sure that their next generation console, the PlayStation 4, will be the top dog among next generation consoles. So far, the Wii U has taken a totally different path yet again, so the closest competitor to the PlayStation 4 would most probably be the upcoming Xbox (which looks set to be announced later this May 21st by the way) in terms of hardware. If you have a PS3 at the moment, do not see the PlayStation 4 as an upgrade, but rather, as a new addition to the console family in your living room. After all, with the PlayStation 4 priced to move, we do hope to see a more competitive console scene eventually.

What is more interesting is the fact that the PlayStation 4’s lead system architect Mark Cerny revealed recently that this console will feature the strongest launch lineup to date where PlayStation history is concerned. Cerny said, “The launch lineup for PlayStation 4 — though I unfortunately can’t give the title count — is going to be stronger than any prior PlayStation hardware. And that’s a result of that familiarity.” Pretty bold to say that so early in the game, don’t you think so? Still, if Sony can fulfill it, it would definitely be worth checking out.

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Remember the early days of web browsers/ Netscape Navigator proved to be hands-down the winner, the 800lbs gorilla among the crowd, but eventually, it resembled more of a dinosaur and went extinct rather than thrive like mammals. According to analysts over at Net Applications have come up with a rather startling and interesting conclusion, that around the world, Microsoft’s different versions of Internet Explorer still remain the most widely used web browser among PC owners. StatCounter, however, says otherwise, touting that Google’s Chrome is top dog in the world of PC web browsers.

How did Net Applications and StatCounter arrive at their respective conclusions? Well, they too, cast a glance at the big picture where recording browser use is concerned. Based on a survey of 7,295 IT workers, it seems that the firm Internet Explorer still commands a market share of 40.2% in businesses, while Google’s Chrome remains some ways behind at 27.9%, with Firefox in third place at 25.4% and Apple’s Safari web browser far down the rungs at fourth with a mere 1.8%. Quick, take a glance at all the cubicles in your office, which web browser version are they using?

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