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Ubisoft’s CEO announced Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon sold over 500k units across PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

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We’ve already seen two betas of iOS 7 that have arrived for developers, the second of which came with significant improvements as far as bugfixes are concerned. The second beta only came out earlier this week, but it’s always nice to think ahead, right? That’s why we’re gearing up for the release date of the

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Dogs are truly man’s best friend. They’re there for you through thick and thin, even during times when other human beings refuse to speak with you.

I know many dog owners who love their canine companions to bits, so it shouldn’t really come as a surprise that doggy food and treat trucks are opening all over cities.

From the Sit ‘N Stay Pet Cafe in Orlando, Florida which offers “truly healthy gourmet treats” made from “human-grade, locally sourced, organic, natural and humanely raised/harvested ingredients” to  Fido to go, the “gourmutt” food truck that serves “hand-crafted, gluten and allergen-free canine cookies & doggy ice creams/frozen yogurts,” there’s a pet revolution going around in food trucks everywhere.

Ice cream for dogs is already being sold online and now you can get frozen treats for your pooches instantly if you’re in Elizabeth, New Jersey – if you happen to catch the Frosty Pooch ice cream truck, that is. Dog owners in Austin, Texas need not worry either, because they can get their dogs some frozen treats from Bow-Wow Chow.

Do you know of any other dog-centric food trucks and stalls around town? If you do, feel free to share them by commenting below!

[via NBC News and Jalopnik via Laughing Squid]

First-world problems don’t get much bigger than having to pick out a chair in which you can sit comfortably all day while you’re using your computer.

And here we thought the only privacy risk with having a Wi-Fi network at home was someone figuring out our password. Researchers at MIT felt that a stranger having access to your wireless network wasn’t scary enough, so they developed a way for someone to use Wi-Fi signals as a sort of x-ray vision to track a person’s movements in another room.

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