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IE10 Under 1%, Firefox Below 20% Again, Chrome Bounces Back December 2012 finished off last year with quite some interesting moves from the top three browsers. It was the second full month of IE10 availability as well as the first... Keep reading → Share the news on Twitter » More headlines: Developers Seeing New Apple iPhone Hardware and iOS 7 in Usage Logs 12 Health-Focused Apps to Help You Start 2013 the Right Way Clipped's Natural Language Processing Helps Service Take On Flipboard iOS App Piracy Continues, Now Without Jailbreak Happy New Year! Don't Dump Your Resolutions Before February Unlock The Inbox Acquires MailCounter. What Will They Do with It? More top stories on The Next Web » Interested in getting a £1,000 Front-End Web Development scholarship from TNW and GA London? Read more here. That's all for now. Best, TNW Team  Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Forward to a friend | Read this email on your browser Unsubscribe | Update subscription preferences Copyright © 2013 The Next Web

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Asia Compact 02.01.2013 | 02:30 UTC Asia Crime India considers chemical castration for rapists Amidst continuing public rage against sexual crime against women, India's ruling Congress party has decided to propose chemical castration of rapists, among other strict measures. Opinion: India needs more than empty gestures Grief, despair and anger - India at a crossroads Brutal rape triggers demand for pepper spray Nuclear No return to Japan's 'nuclear village' Japan's new government has no plans for a switch-off of nuclear power. However, stringent security regulations and public opinion mean any radical rebirth of the country's atomic industry seems unlikely. Japan likely to reverse nuclear energy phase-out Fukushima farmers return to the land Fukushima conference wraps up on positive note News Media China ejects New York Times journalist A New York Times journalist has been expelled from China for two months after his paper published a report on the family wealth of Premier Wen Jiabao. The issue highlights the strict media controls in the country. Asia Tourism Lawmakers support sustainable tourism in Myanmar Myanmar's government is aiming at developing tourism in the country - but not at any cost. It has drawn up plans to ensure economic, ecological and social sustainability in the sector. Suu Kyi 'coming home' to India Growing pains in Myanmar Myanmar political reforms elude ethnic groups More DW More DW German-Jewish Cultural Heritage Join DW as we uncover traces of German-Jewish cultural heritage all around the world. DW's reporters travel from Chicago to Shanghai to find German-Jewish immigrants and retell their stories.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013

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January 1st, 2013Top Story This Is the Best of Lifehacker 2012 By Whitson Gordon As we get ready to jump into 2013, we've spent the last month looking back at our best posts of 2012. Here's one last look back at this year in Lifehacker in case you missed anything along the way. Most Popular How-To Guides of 2012 Some of the best and most interesting topics we cover here at Lifehacker are our how-to guides: Those posts that take you through a project step by step and leave you at the end having completed something you've always wanted to do. More » Most Popular Top 10s of 2012 Sometimes, there are just so many tips regarding a specific topic that they just beg to be compiled into a definitive list. Here's a look back at our favorite top 10 lists of 2012. More » Most Popular Photography Tips, Tricks, and Hacks of 2012 2012 was a great year for all things photography, with posts to help you behind the camera, in front of it, when you're shooting, and when you're editing. More » Most Popular DIY Projects of 2012 2012 has been a great year for DIY. We've seen a ton of awesome DIY projects, hacks, and creations over the last twelve months, but here are the most popular ones, from creating your own kickass media center to building a secret closet door and more. More » Most Popular Windows Downloads and Posts of 2012 Windows had a big year in 2012: Windows 8 came out and caused quite a stir, new downloads came and rocked our world, and old programs once forgotten showed us they can still be great. More » Most Popular Mac Downloads and Posts of 2012 2012 brought us a new version of OS X with the launch of Mountain Lion, and we've had plenty of great Mac-oriented content throughout the year. We've had a ton of great new software, guides, and ways to fix annoyances. More » Most Popular Linux Downloads and Posts of 2012 We tacked some great Linux subjects this year, from building home servers to finding the perfect Linux distribution and even fixing some Ubuntu annoyances. More » Most Popular Hive Fives of 2012 2012 was a huge year for the Hive Five, where we ask you every week to tell us which products, gadgets, services, or applications are the best in a category. More » Most Popular Repurposing Tricks of 2012 Getting a shiny new toy is great, but nothing beats the special thrill of realizing something you already have can do something incredible you never knew it could. More » The Most Popular Featured Desktops and Home Screens of 2012 Every week, we feature customized desktops and home screens submitted by readers that show off great customization tools and UI tweaks. 2012 was a great year to customize your desktop or home screen, and we saw more great-looking and highly-functional setups than ever before. More » The Most Popular Explainers of 2012 We're pretty well-known for our how-tos here at Lifehacker, but from time to time we also like to break down complicated subjects and just explain how things work-and maybe offer a little info on how to use that information. More » The Best Wallpapers of 2012 We've featured over 500 amazing wallpapers this year and it's hard to choose our favorites, but we've combed through the collection and made some tough decisions. More » Most Popular Lifehacker Videos of 2012 Just a little over two years ago, Lifehacker only had six videos in its Youtube Channel. As we near the end of 2012, that number has grown to 720. Which ones were the most popular this year? More » Most Popular iPhone Apps and Posts of 2012 2012 was an interesting year for Apple's iPhone and iPad. We got a new operating system with iOS 6, and that came with a fair share of problems. Still, lots of new features, apps, and fixes came along. More » Most Popular Android Downloads and Posts of 2012 2012 was a huge year for Android. Jelly Bean hit the stage, Android tablets really came into their own, and we showed you how to install a new kernel, choose a great ROM, hack your Android tablets, more. More » Most Popular Chrome Extensions and Posts of 2012 2012 brought a lot of new people to Google Chrome as the browser has been toying with the top browser spot throughout the year. Alongside all the new Chrome devotees comes a slew of new Chrome extensions that enhance privacy, add functionality, and more. More » Most Popular Firefox Extensions and Posts of 2012 2012 saw a few updates to Firefox with improvements of all types, and alongside those we've seen plenty of add-ons to customize your browsing experience. More » Most Popular Episodes of the Lifehacker Podcast A lot happens on Lifehacker every week, and elsewhere in the world. We created the podcast to easily share our top stories, favorite tips and downloads, and answer your questions. More » Most Popular Long Form Features of 2012 We thrive on bringing you small tips, tricks, and downloads to enhance your daily life, but sometimes we like to dig our heels into a project and go a little deeper, too. More » Thanks to everyone for a great year, and here's to an even better 2013!

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