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Renault's new Twin'Run concept is out in the open at last, following a series of teasers and tell-all spy photos published in recent months. With the Twin'Run, Renault has evolved the look of its earlier Twin'Z styling project, while evoking the legend of 1980's Renault 5 Turbo. Unlike that old meataxe of a light performance hatch, and probably also unlike the next-generation Twingo, this concept is powered by a big 3.5 litre V6. That big six, sourced f... Read more The Motor Report is Australia's fastest growing auto website. Click through to read the full article.

Science Magazine Newton Surpasses 100,000 Downloads Just Four Months After Launch One year subscriptions are being offered for $9.99 - one-third of the regular price - to commemorate the 100,000 downloads milestone A free download campaign is also being launched, limited to 10,000 copies of the premier issue TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Newton Inc. Apps. announces that it has surpassed 100,000 downloads of its Magazine Newton app in just four months since its premier issue. Science Magazine Newton is available for download from the iTunes App Store in the Newsstand section. To commemorate the achievement of over 100,000 downloads, Newton is offering a one year subscription to Science Magazine Newton for the iPad or iPhone - normally $29.99 - for just $9.99. The cost of each individual issue is $4.99, so this represents an up to 83% savings for a one year subscription. Additionally, 10,000 copies of the $0.99 premier issue will be available for free for the duration of the campaign. (Note that there will be a fee for the issue after the campaign ends. Consult the app for current prices.) Science Magazine Newton is a highly visual-centric monthly digital science magazine aimed at a broad range of readers from teen to adult. In just 4 months from its first issue on January 18th, 2013, the Science Magazine Newton app has been downloaded more than 100,000 times. Keisuke Takamori, president of Newton Inc. Apps, said "We significantly updated the app this April. In the new version of the app, content loads in the background, allowing users to start reading immediately with no wait." https://itunes.apple.com/app/science-magazine-newton/id580763004 There are text-to-speech functions, and content is designed to be enjoyed, problem-free, on any iPad mini or iPhone. In addition to the interactive science articles, the latest science news from AFP Science News with photos is delivered about five times a day in real time. About Newton and Newton Inc. Apps. Newton is an international visual scientific journal produced with the co-operation of the world's leading scientists, created with the support of hundreds of thousands of readers for over 30 years. The Newton Inc. Apps. Japanese version, released in 2012, was chosen as that year's best app in the Newsstand category. Newton Inc. Apps.Mai Terayama, +81-3-5352-6051support@newton-science.comKEYWORDS:   United Kingdom  United States  Europe  Asia Pacific  North America  Ireland  JapanINDUSTRY KEYWORDS:

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In Flickr news, there’s be a redesign! The new Flickr is a million times better than the previous out dated piece of shit they’ve been offering us. So much so, that I actually feel inspired to use the service again. I used and frequented Flickr for a nice stretch, then became very uninterested in it for the last few years (stopped going there basically). Well, the new redesign has greatly changed my view on it. Same premise, just nicer presentation, ease of viewing photos and a terabyte of space. I realized that I follow some pretty rad people and it’s good to see what everyone is up too. Flickr has been a good source of content for this site, so hopefully it can stay in my rotation. Instagram likes to party with Flickr too, which is an added bonus. If you’ve been down with Flickr in the past, go poke around and give it a new shot. If you have never been on Flickr, this will all mean nothing, haha… © Nuno for Defgrip, 2013. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: flickr, Photography, redesign

the 2013 Earth & Sky Photo Contest winners have been announced, and what incredible photos they have taken.here are some personal favorites:

For all the amazing ways social media has changed our lives, it's come with some downsides, as well. Chief among those is FOMO — that is, of course, Fear of Missing Out, a documented disease among social media addicts Surely you're familiar with the feeling. A simple night relaxing at home is no longer good enoughTwitter brings fun updates from friends on vacationInstagram is full of photos from a party you weren't invited toFacebook is a veritable minefield full of reminders of all the wild fun you're not having there on the couch. And yet ... you can't stop checking. Suddenly your relaxing night at home is a painful exercise in anguish and social isolation Read more...More about Watercooler and Videos

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Photos by Greg and Trina I came into spring with low expectations. Thinking that our dry season would leave us with few wildflowers But I kept seeing a surprising number of plants creeping upward out of the desert soil when we were out riding or walking. What were these plants thinking, besides that they'd just wither and die? Then the weather turned wetter and the flowers began to charge