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Apple’s Industrial Design Chief Evans Hankey to Leave 3 Years After Taking Over the Job
Apple’s head of hardware design, Evans Hankey, is leaving the iPhone maker three years after taking the job, creating a significant hole at the top of a company famous for its slick-looking products, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Hankey was named to the post in 2019 to replace Jony Ive.
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"A Strange Sight": Rare Two-Headed Snake Rescued In South Africa
An extremely rare snake with two heads has been found in the wild in South Africa.
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Watch: Enormous Black Mamba Snake Filmed Crossing Road in South Africa After Being Run Over By Car
Snake catcher Nick Evans, who owns a snake removal business in the eastern KwaZulu-Natal province,arrived at the spot where "concerned residents" had spotted the mamba slithering around. He shared the footage of the huge snakewith its head raised.
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Premier League: Leicester Rescue Draw Against 10-Man Southampton
Leicester missed a chance to cement their grip on third place in the Premier League after a 1-1 draw against 10-man Southampton at St Mary's on Friday.
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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel Says EU Regulators Are Helping Google, Facebook
The head of Snapchat warned European regulators that their efforts to protect user data were entrenching the positions of Internet giants such as Google and Facebook.
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Pinterest Says It Now Has 200 Million Monthly Users, Grows Nearly 40 Percent in a Year
"When we launched Pinterest in 2010, we were floored by how many people flocked to the site to find new ideas for their lives," said co-founder and head of design Evan Sharp.
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Great White Shark Jumps Into Boat, Sends Man Flying Into The Air
An elderly Australian fisherman has lived to tell the tale after a great white shark leapt into his boat, surviving with only an injured arm after he was sent flying by the thrashing beast.
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Moto G5 Plus Leaked in New Press Render; Reportedly Headed to Verizon
Prolific tipster Evan Blass in a tweet claimed that Moto G5 Plus is heading to Verizon in the US.
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Man Attacked by Shark in Australia
A man was to undergo emergency surgery in Australia today after a shark attack, officials said, the latest in a string of similar incidents off the country's east coast.
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Australian Beaches Closed After Latest Shark Attack
Several beaches on Australia's east coast remained closed Sunday after a bodyboarder was seriously hurt in a shark attack, just weeks after two others were badly mauled at a nearby region.
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Australian Beaches Closed After New Shark Sightings
Several beaches on the east coast of Australia were closed today after fresh shark sightings as authorities warned swimmers to be vigilant following an attack that left a surfer with serious arm and leg injuries.
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Surfer Attacked by Shark on Australia's East Coast
A surfer was left in a serious condition after being attacked by a shark on Australia's east coast on Friday, suffering bite wounds to his legs and hands.
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CIA Apologizes for Spying on US Senate
The head of the CIA has apologized to US lawmakers after an investigation confirmed claims that his officers had "improperly" accessed Senate computers, the agency said on Thursday.
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Lionel Messi heads Ballon d'Or shortlist
Fresh from hitting his 300th career goal in a weekend swamping of Rayo Vallecano, Barcelona icon Lionel Messi heads a 23-strong shortlist for a fourth FIFA/France Football Ballon d'Or (Golden Ball) award.
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Twitter, a five-year-old changing the world
At five years old, Twitter is just starting to change the world. Jack Dorsey fired off the first tweets on March 21, 2006, an automated "just setting up my twitter" message which he followed with the first "human" tweet -- "inviting coworkers." It was Dorsey who proposed the idea for Twitter while working with Biz Stone and Evan Williams at podca...
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Apple’s Industrial Design Chief Evans Hankey to Leave 3 Years After Taking Over the Job
Apple’s head of hardware design, Evans Hankey, is leaving the iPhone maker three years after taking the job, creating a significant hole at the top of a company famous for its slick-looking products, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Hankey was named to the post in 2019 to replace Jony Ive.
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"A Strange Sight": Rare Two-Headed Snake Rescued In South Africa
An extremely rare snake with two heads has been found in the wild in South Africa.
-
Watch: Enormous Black Mamba Snake Filmed Crossing Road in South Africa After Being Run Over By Car
Snake catcher Nick Evans, who owns a snake removal business in the eastern KwaZulu-Natal province,arrived at the spot where "concerned residents" had spotted the mamba slithering around. He shared the footage of the huge snakewith its head raised.
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Premier League: Leicester Rescue Draw Against 10-Man Southampton
Leicester missed a chance to cement their grip on third place in the Premier League after a 1-1 draw against 10-man Southampton at St Mary's on Friday.
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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel Says EU Regulators Are Helping Google, Facebook
The head of Snapchat warned European regulators that their efforts to protect user data were entrenching the positions of Internet giants such as Google and Facebook.
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Pinterest Says It Now Has 200 Million Monthly Users, Grows Nearly 40 Percent in a Year
"When we launched Pinterest in 2010, we were floored by how many people flocked to the site to find new ideas for their lives," said co-founder and head of design Evan Sharp.
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Great White Shark Jumps Into Boat, Sends Man Flying Into The Air
An elderly Australian fisherman has lived to tell the tale after a great white shark leapt into his boat, surviving with only an injured arm after he was sent flying by the thrashing beast.
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Moto G5 Plus Leaked in New Press Render; Reportedly Headed to Verizon
Prolific tipster Evan Blass in a tweet claimed that Moto G5 Plus is heading to Verizon in the US.
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Man Attacked by Shark in Australia
A man was to undergo emergency surgery in Australia today after a shark attack, officials said, the latest in a string of similar incidents off the country's east coast.
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Australian Beaches Closed After Latest Shark Attack
Several beaches on Australia's east coast remained closed Sunday after a bodyboarder was seriously hurt in a shark attack, just weeks after two others were badly mauled at a nearby region.
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Australian Beaches Closed After New Shark Sightings
Several beaches on the east coast of Australia were closed today after fresh shark sightings as authorities warned swimmers to be vigilant following an attack that left a surfer with serious arm and leg injuries.
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Surfer Attacked by Shark on Australia's East Coast
A surfer was left in a serious condition after being attacked by a shark on Australia's east coast on Friday, suffering bite wounds to his legs and hands.
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CIA Apologizes for Spying on US Senate
The head of the CIA has apologized to US lawmakers after an investigation confirmed claims that his officers had "improperly" accessed Senate computers, the agency said on Thursday.
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Lionel Messi heads Ballon d'Or shortlist
Fresh from hitting his 300th career goal in a weekend swamping of Rayo Vallecano, Barcelona icon Lionel Messi heads a 23-strong shortlist for a fourth FIFA/France Football Ballon d'Or (Golden Ball) award.
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Twitter, a five-year-old changing the world
At five years old, Twitter is just starting to change the world. Jack Dorsey fired off the first tweets on March 21, 2006, an automated "just setting up my twitter" message which he followed with the first "human" tweet -- "inviting coworkers." It was Dorsey who proposed the idea for Twitter while working with Biz Stone and Evan Williams at podca...
