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Working Mario Costume, NSA to Store Yottabytes of Data, iTunes TV, Google Search Preview [WUITW]

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Mario Costume Built with Real sounds and effects – Are you a Mario fan? Watch the video above to see a real life costume.

NSA to Store Yottabytes of surveillance data in Utah – Have you heard about Yottabytes before? Well neither have we. A yottabyte is 1,000,000,000,000,000GB.

Apple’s iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month – Apple is planning to launch a new service where you can watch TV using iTunes for $30 a month.

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Preview Google Search Results – Google is playing around with a new feature, which will allow users to preview more than the regular one line snippet. This feature can be turned on from the page options.

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