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RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson says he will update his force's bureaucratic disciplinary system to remove delays so that "the bad apples are sent packing." Will the RCMP be able to restore its reputation?
The New York Times' Bits blog says Facebook is looking to get into the mobile handset business, citing anonymous sources within the company and Facebook's headhunting of a handful of engineers from Apple who worked on the iPhone and iPad.
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Google's home page doodle to celebrate Robert Moog is probably their most complex yet: a playable Moog synthesizer with oscillator and filter settings, a mixer and a four-track recorder so you can save and share your musical creations.