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Hello Tell a friend | Terms & Conditions   Newsletter Tuesday, 03 November 2015 Want more? Follow us on Twitter and Facebook   TECHNOLOGY NEWS   Skype founders unveil delivery robot Starship Technologies' self-driving delivery robot can make local deliveries in 30 minutes or less. Full story   3D printing the future Internet freaks out over Snapchat terms App replaces pen and paper Your Twitter use can reveal your income New app acts as eyes for the blind   SCIENCE NEWS   Cape bees feel sting of deadly disease An outbreak of American Foulbrood disease is decimating the Western Cape's bee population Full story   Britian's earliest art unearthed Your cat doesn't want to kill you Fingerprint test to nab ivory poachers Asteroid to shoot by Earth on Halloween TELECOMS   Nothing crazy about Google project loon Delivering internet to people using balloons 60,000 feet in the sky might sound crazy, but Google is going all in. Full story   Russia's 'plot' to cut internet cables Safaricom tweaks M-Pesa A bid to boost connectivity Telkom goes open-access SECURITY   How to protect yourself from hackers We all spend a gowing portion of our life online. Guy Adams offers some tips to make your online time more secure. Full story   Babyface hacker who paralysed TalkTalk TalkTalk suffers cyber attack Developer 'sorry' after Apple's privacy blitz Privacy: Apple gets tough on apps SOFTWARE   New app acts as eyes for the blind A new pilot project aids blind users by whispering directional and surround information into their ear. Full story   Reviews: Minecraft Story and Memrise Tech is creeping into our genes Gadget translates dog speak Six of the worst smartphone apps BUSINESS   Twitter reports slim growth Twitter shares take a tumble in the wake of the social media network's disappointing revenue outlook. Full story   Apple boss hails 'most successful year' Internet giving TV a run for its money Twitter adding adverts to Moments ESPN pulling out of YouTube HARDWARE   3D printing the future In years to come we'll likely look back to today and marvel how 3D printing revolutionised our lives, says Alan Cooper. Full story   HTC's One move to revive sales Vodacom release batch of smart mobiles Blackberry's Android bet Fans brave rain for new Apple iPhones GAMING   Nintendo's shares plunge after game delay Nintendo pushes back the much-awaited launch of its videogame service for smartphones until March next year. Full story   Halo5 is key for Microsoft Reviews: three new games YouTube ups challenge to Twitch Reviewed: Fifa 16, Forza 6 INTERNET   Internet freaks out over Snapchat terms Snapchat says changes in its terms of service are no more nefarious than the policies of other social media sites. Full story   Your Twitter use can reveal your income Why are tweets disappearing on Twitter? Twitter bot that judges your selfies Google gets serious about podcasts GADGETS   Skype founders unveil delivery robot Starship Technologies' self-driving delivery robot can make local deliveries in 30 minutes or less. Full story   Most people check phones 85 times a day HTC's One move to revive sales Apple Watch now on sale in SA Vodacom release batch of smart mobiles SPACE   Asteroid to shoot by Earth on Halloween The asteroid will fly by Earth at 35km per second in what is a relatively close shave for our planet. Full story   Space dive through Saturn's moon water ISS preps for space taxi parking spots UFO spotted in Midrand? Nasa launches daily earth-selfies DISCOVERY   Britian's earliest art unearthed A dig in Jersey has uncovered artifacts from the end of the last Ice Age. Full story   Eco-house is oldest Stonehenge building The cave lion cub frozen in time Tech may reveal secrets of the pyramids Spiders helped Britain win WWII ENVIRONMENT   Cape bees feel sting of deadly disease An outbreak of American Foulbrood disease is decimating the Western Cape's bee population Full story   Fingerprint test to nab ivory poachers How electric eels zap their prey Zim elephants 'poisoned by park rangers' Umgeni Water's fracking fear   Want more? Follow us on Twitter and Facebook     Having a problem viewing this newsletter? Click here to report the problem. To subscribe to another newsletter that's better suited to your interests, such as motoring or entertainment and many more, click here. To unsubscribe from this newsletter click here. Terms and conditions apply. The newsletter you just read reaches 45 000 subscribers a day. To learn how to place your advert in this newsletter, or on IOL, contact our sales team at sales@iol.co.za     © 2014 Independent Online - All rights reserved. Reliance on the information this newsletter contains is at your own risk. Please read our user agreement

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