I just can't believe these bowling trick shots are real

Jason Belmonte is a professional bowling player on the PBA Tour in the United States and other circuits around the world. He's also known for using a rare technique called two handed shovel style, which apparently gives him extra control. This bowling trick shot video shows how amazing he can be.

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Vertu's Signature Touch Smartphone Is Ridiculously Pricey

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Google Glass test update lets you see notifications by shifting your eyes

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Jefferson Davis and Edward Snowden

Davis, the only president of the Confederate States of America, may be the only traitor with his own state holiday. What does that have to do with Edward Snowden?



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Mobility drives remote working hours up: Aruba Networks

Research from Aruba Networks suggests that businesses need to embrace 'GenMobile' employees as they work more efficiently when they are able to work any time, any place, and on any device.



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Harvard uses projection technology to shine new light on faded Rothko murals

Fans of the abstract work of American painter Mark Rothko are in for a treat later this year. Harvard Art Museums has announced a seven-month exhibit called Mark Rothko’s Harvard Murals, set to open in November featuring six panels Rothko made for Harvard in 1961 and 1962, as well as a series of related studies. Besides the opportunity to see works that have not been displayed for more than a decade, visitors will be able to see the murals in a new light, thanks to new digital restoration technology. .. Continue Reading Harvard uses projection technology to shine new light on faded Rothko murals



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Why Apple Developers Like What They're Seeing at WWDC

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Ex-News Corp CFO Stephen Rue tapped for NBN Co

NBN Co has appointed ex-News Corporation Australia chief financial officer Stephen Rue to replace outgoing CFO Robin Payne.



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Close-up with Samsung's Tizen OS TV prototype

At the Tizen Developer Conference, Samsung unveiled a prototype television set running the open-source Tizen operating system.

















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Using light as a paintbrush (pictures)

Finnish artist Janne Parviainen uses long camera exposures and LED lights to create vibrant otherworldly images that glow with intrigue.

















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Painting the light fantastic: Photos show eerie hybrid art form

Finnish artist Janne Parviainen creates dazzling, futuristic images by painting with light. Crave's Michael Franco talks with him to get illuminated about this unique art form.

















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Automatic launches on Android, dismisses your friends when you drive

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Ford Unveils Ultra-Lightweight Fusion Concept Car

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$85m for digital tech in ACT Budget 2014

The Australian Capital Territory government has revealed in its latest budget it will spend almost AU$85 million on digital technology, including new online government services, hybrid cloud computing, and free public Wi-Fi.



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HTC One (M8) vs. iPhone 5s: A closer look

Are you looking for a smartphone that's all power on the inside, with sexy good looks on the outside? Well, then it's going to be hard to beat these two. Join Gizmag, as we take a hands-on look at two phones that have beauty and brains, the HTC One (M8) and Apple iPhone 5s... Continue Reading HTC One (M8) vs. iPhone 5s: A closer look



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Apple: Putting doctors, trainers and nutritionists in your pocket

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Arccos swings big data into your golf game

The Arccos GPS golf statistics tracking app for iPhone puts a caddy, coach, and stats keeper right in your pocket, and the data it captures might just help you shave a few strokes off your game.

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YouTube access restored in Turkey after 2-month blockade

Ban on video-sharing site lifted five days after the country's highest court said the move violated freedom of expression.

















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Not just for phones: Samsung shows Tizen-powered TV, cameras

Company has been pushing the open-source OS -- an Android alternative -- in everything from wearables to TVs.

















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