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Nintendo has uploaded a short teaser trailer for upcoming courtroom-drama-come-mystery game Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Fans are bound to keep their eyes peeled for clues after seeing a horrific car crash  unfold in the teaser, and that’s why both Layton and Wright need your help to solve this mystery. European 3DS owners can jump straight into the action when the game releases on March 28.

Sony(s sne) has been pretty good about keeping many of its Android devices relatively up to date, but the Xperia Blog is reporting that a number of older phones will no longer be receiving Android(s goog) updates. And according to Sony’s support pages, these phones are listed as being on the “latest & final version” of Android software.

The phones that will no longer be receiving updates include:

• Xperia acro S
• Xperia arc S
• Xperia go
• Xperia ion
• Xperia J
• Xperia miro
• Xperia P
• Xperia S
• Xperia SL
• Xperia sola
• Xperia tipo
• Xperia U

Many of those phones are well within 18 months to two years old, and many received updates as recent as Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), which isn’t such a bad life cycle. And of the phones listed here, most never made their way to American soil. Still, it’s always a bummer to know that your device has…

You can pick up a mobile hotspot from any mobile carrier and get a decent mobile data connection in any city or town or the U.S., but that connection will disappear if on the top of mountain, a few miles into coastal waters or even in a cornfield in rural Kansas. What if you could buy a modem that worked anywhere?

Satellite communications providers Iridium(s irdm) and Globalstar(s gsat) are betting there is a consumer market for just such a mobile hotspot service. And by anywhere, I mean anywhere. Both have constellation of dozens of satellites that barrel through their orbits just above the Earth’s atmosphere. If coverage is what you’re looking for, you can get a Globalstar connection in the middle of the Pacific or an Iridium link at the North Pole.

The trade off is connection speed. Forget about 4G or even 3G speeds; Data links to low-Earth…

Uma girafa surpreendeu os visitantes ao entrar no restaurante do santuário de animais Lion Park, perto de Joanesburgo, na África do Sul.

Um vídeo que mostra o animal passeando entre as mesas do restaurante foi publicado no YouTube.

A cena ocorreu no ano passado, mas ganhou destaque na segunda-feira (3) no jornal “NY Daily News”.  Assista ao vídeo.

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A área de bagagem do terminal da Delta no aeroporto de LaGuardia, em Nova York, foi esvaziada nesta terça-feira (4) por conta de um pacote suspeito, segundo a imprensa local.

Ainda não havia detalhes do incidente.

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Canadian ebook company Kobo, which was acquired by Japanese retail giant Rakuten in 2011, is replacing its founder and CEO Michael Serbinis with a Japanese executive, the company announced Tuesday. Takahito “Taka” Aiki, who was the CEO of Rakuten’s telecom company Fusion Communications, steps into the new role effective immediately, while Serbinis remains involved with the company as vice chairman.

According to Kobo’s announcement, Aiki “was responsible for the online business of Japan’s top bookstore and video rental company Tsutaya, where he helped grow its online membership by 250% in only two years” — though his LinkedIn(s IN) profile says that was from 2002 to 2004, long before the rise of ebooks. “The Kobo team is extremely talented and, working together, I look forward to driving Kobo’s leadership in e-reading,” Aiki said in a statement.

Serbinis said, “I welcome Takahito as Kobo’s new CEO, and look forward to achieving Kobo’s future…

A surfista canadense Kristi Olivares, aos sete meses de gravidez; ela pegou onda até o último dia de gestação. (Foto: Reprodução/YouTube)

A surfista Kristi Olivares não abandonou as ondas mesmo depois de descobrir que estava grávida. Continuou subindo na prancha pelo menos quatro dias por semana durante todos os nove meses de gestação até dar a luz a Alexander Bobby, em setembro de 2013.

Ela registrou a gravidez na crista da onda em vídeo, publicado no YouTube nesta terça-feira (28). Assista aqui

Surfista há quatro anos, a canadense Olivares que mora em Sidney, na Austrália, disse que teve adaptar sua técnica para aprender se equilibrar sob a prancha com a barriga que não parava de crescer.

Ela relatou sua experiência no site “She Surfs”. “Meu médico, que também surfa, aplaudiu minha decisão de continuar a surfar como parte do meu estilo de vida saudável, recomendando, é claro, que eu surfe…