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executed a number of Palestinians, accused of collaborating with Israel

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in Gaza. Meanwhile, a rocket has killed a four`year`old Israeli boy.

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Benjamin Netanyahu has promised a harsh response. Now, it is time for

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Click. I really should not be telling you

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this but it really is earthshattering news. I cannot tell

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you. I cannot! I cannot! OK, what is happening is this. The iPhone is

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going to... This week on Click, I would let you

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know but perhaps it is better hearing it from this man. We visit

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the world 's most notorious phone leaker in Philadelphia. Spoiler

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alert! We find out what cyclists make of the latest bike tech. And we

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find out what happens when you try to play the whole internet. All of

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that plus how to stay safe online in Webscape. Welcome to Click. Over the

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coming weeks, we will see a number of properly big tech announcements.

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These days, that usually means new smartphones. We have the imminent

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launch of the iPhone six lost a number of announcements from Samsung

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and Sony, all of which we will cover here. `` plus a number of

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announcements. The thing is that these days, despite the best efforts

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of the big players in tech, we know exactly what is going to be

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announced long in advance of these showpiece launches because full

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weeks, if not months in advance, pictures and details have been drip

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fed by leakers to their hungry online audiences. Chief among them

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is Evan Blass, who has brought us a virtual torrent of the latest

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prerelease specifications for a number of years. That is until very

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recently, when completely out of the blue, he wrote on Twitter that he

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was retiring. The reclusive figure has never appeared on camera before

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until we paid him a visit in Philadelphia. Notorius, Inverness,

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prolific... In famous. He has near legendary status online. Leaking is

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very competitive but he is top dog. Any prediction he makes is treated

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basically as fact by tech journalists the world over. And this

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is mission control, where Evan Blass sits for up to 22 hours per day,

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gathering information from his closely guarded network of sources.

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Sometimes I get neck strain over here because this is my instant

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messaging monitor and I can spend 20 minutes to half an hour instant

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messaging and then suddenly, oh, no, crook neck. Evan Blass suffers from

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multiple sclerosis, so moving around is extremely painful for him. Most

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of his life is spent online. There is a lot of work that goes into even

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the shortest leaks but it does not look that way when they are on

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Twitter. It looks like it takes five minutes. My favourite nickname is

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the one they have, for me in China. They call me the great God. He

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refuses to reveal how he gets all his information but it is clear he

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has informants within the industry. When you leak something, you are not

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only that in for yourself and for your source as well. You are

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basically saying that you have a good source and you believe this

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person enough to put the information out there. It all started with

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consumer tech show CES in January, 2011. To the crowd, he revealed this

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days before the launch. Is leaking Korea had begun. There is great

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satisfaction in seeing some new blueprint or some story you made up

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spread around the world. Some manufacturers are furious about his

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leaks but others have had a much more surviving `` surprising

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reaction. Companies say they are never happy with leak but that is

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not true. I have received controlled leaks. That is why a phone

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manufacturer, if they tell you that they hate leaks, that leaks are

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always damaging to them, they are not being truthful because more than

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one, more than two, had given me material to leak. Any advanced

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information about Apple always makes people go bananas, confusingly. It

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goes without saying that Evan Blass have known for months about Apple's

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announcements scheduled for September. I think there will be two

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iPhone models. I have information to that effect. They will be 4.7 inches

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and 5.5 inches. That has been reported widely. Many of the parts

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have already been leaked out of the Chinese factories where the phones

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are made. The biggest danger of all is the people who make the least

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amount of money, the workers in the Chinese factories. They probably get

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can sneak something out of the factory. A picture of an upcoming

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iPhone display is going to be very, very popular, because it tells you

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so much about what will be like. I woke up in a bunch of pain, unlike,

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oh, oh... As well as coping with multiple sclerosis, Evan Blass also

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has problems sleeping. While his insomnia might worsen his help, he

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does believe it keeps him productive. When you have a disease

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that suddenly starts getting worse and does not get better, you feel

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like you are dying and when you feel like you are dying, you are willing

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to do certain things like take on a job that probably does not have a

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real future. I have been sleeping a little better now that I'm not

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leaking any more. Evan Blass moved closer to his parents last year and

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they seem proud, having a famous tester for a son. We have always

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waited for him to find his something that he loved doing. And something

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he was passionate about. And that was the leaking. And we were

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thrilled. And I would check every day. I'm not on Twitter but I would

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go on his Evleaks page to see what was going on, so it felt like being

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in touch. I started Evleaks so I could keep my name out there. I was

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the only person who tried to be a professional leaker. Even though I

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was not making enough money for a full`time job, I decided to make it

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my full time job and decided to live on whatever money I could scrape out

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of it. I needed it to be out there that I had stopped. Now, there is no

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more leaking. I would not consider a leak now stop even though people

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still send me stuff, I say no thank you or please send it to another

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site or something else because I have no use for it. I don't really

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care about my name is associated with the leaks.

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It always will be and now, it will be a legacy, I guess. Evan Blass

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will stop interesting. Your thoughts? We won't tell a soul.

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Next, this week's tech news. Twitter is to start removing the issues ``

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images of deceased people at the request of family members. The

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company says it will consider intervening in cases where critical

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injury occurs to the deceased moments before or after their

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death. The news comes after Robin Williams's grieving daughter was

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haunted on the site over her father's suicide and the Islamic

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State group released a video of the killing of James Foley. Cars that

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talk to each other. Buckle up, it might not be as crazy as it sounds.

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The Obama administration has announced it is taking the first

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death in requiring all future cars be equipped with tech that allows

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vehicles to send each other so. The technology would use radio signals

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to transmit the car's edition and speed, which would then be picked up

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by other similarly equipped vehicles and alert drivers to potential

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collisions. Watch out, Robert Downey Jr, there could be a new iron man in

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town. The US. Navy will test two exoskeleton suits for potential use

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in its shipyards. It is hoped the lightweight suits will be used for

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jobs that require the use of heavy tools over extended periods of time

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and potentially allow users to list items up to 36 pounds. But if they

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had watched a show from Japan last year, they could have seen how a

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real expert does it. A few weeks ago, we brought you some of the

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latest electric bikes. If you are a cyclist and you prefer

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to use your own pedal power to work up a sweat, there are still plenty

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of devices around to help keep you safe and add a bit of tech to the

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experience. We tracked down some keen cyclist to put some of them to

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the test. Cycle polo. Informal, urban, and as these people told me,

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still being made up as they go along. For these players, cycling is

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not just about sport. It is also their chosen method of transport

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everyday. Who better to test the latest urban cycling tech with? We

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got our hands on some innovative devices and prototypes page, so

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designs and functionality are not yet reflected. I have some toys I

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would like to put the test. As a, being seen is vital. These lights

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that can be worn on any backpack can help. It feels like I'm wearing a

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day pack. I believe you are about to turn right. I know the control is

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working but I do not know if the backpack is working. It could be my

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only way of indicating and I'm trusting that it works. Perhaps

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these clubs will fare better. The idea is that you hold your hand up

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to indicate and as soon as you make that gesture, it points and arrow.

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They look like decent gloves. What I like is that it does not stop you

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from doing what you are taught to do but it accentuates it. What did you

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think's easy to use. I have never indicated but found people cannot

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see. For those cyclists who say it is everyone else on the road that is

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the problem, this is your chance to prove it or not. This backlighting

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camera records into our lips everything that is going on behind

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you. It has a 130 degrees wide angle lens, five hours battery life and

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records two hours of timestamps footage. The recordings continue

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really good, overwriting earlier footage, so you always have your

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last two hours of video stored. Would you use one? I'm not sure I

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would feel the need to always feel behind me. It does not seem bright

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enough for me. It's only bright if you are looking directly at it. What

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is it? Even in fog, this radar once a rider of what is going on up to

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140 metres behind them. As a speedy vehicle approaches, not only does

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the backlight flashed one of the bicycle's presents but once the

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cyclist of a potential hazard via the light panel in front of them.

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Would you want to use it in the real world? Probably not. It stops you

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thinking about looking behind you. You always have to make those

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checks. Is not as good as a mirror. Bicycle theft is that the technology

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is trying to fight as well. This lock only works using your

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smartphone. It's embedded sensors can even alert you if someone is

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tampering with the bike. And GPS tracking means that if it does get

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taken, you should know where to find it. Sometimes your phone runs out of

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batteries and I would be worried about that. The most important thing

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about a bike lock is how easy it is to cut through. Maybe you feel your

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bike could do more for you like charger mobile phone. Let's look at

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what this does. This USB charger gets its power from peddling,

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allowing you to charge of devices while on the go. That is wicked!

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Will did you think? This is a great idea. It's useful and does not

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affect the functionality of the bicycle at all. Sometimes you might

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not have access to a PowerPoint. And there is a removable battery pack,

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giving someone who does not have access to a PowerPoint outlet or

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computer the chance to charge something on the go as well. Mixed

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reactions from the serious cyclists but it's not until the finished

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products are available that we will see if the occasional cyclist feel

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the same. Take a look at this. It is not

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space, but data visualisation. This maps what is happening on Twitter

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during the Israel and Gaza conflict. As messy as this is, the

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relationships are organised. They reflect society. What do you analyse

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when you look at the Twitter feeds? A look at network structure and

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understand communities within social networks. So how are people

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interconnected on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. How does that affect

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how information spreads? Is there faster and better information flow

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and a certain structure into that this? Gilad Looked at the results on

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Twitter TV bombing of a UN school in Gaza? You can look at regions that

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are much more connected within the region and identifying these

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communities. That is represented by the colours of the crop. The closer

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together the notes are, the more connections. Green represents pro`

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Palestinian activists. Great is international media, which Gilad

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says is more sympathetic to the Palestinian narrative. Blew our

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Conservatives who are pro` Israeli. `` blue. In terms of this event,

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anyone who reports the facts of what we know, how many people died,

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what's the damage was, is put on the pro` Palestinian side of your crop.

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Anyone who either doesn't report that all reports the IDF line is put

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on the pro` Israeli line. Do you think that is too simplistic for

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this complex and very emotive subject? The UN example is one of

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many examples reported around these events where systematically various

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mainstream Israeli media did not put any emphasis on reporting

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Palestinian casualties. His date visualisation says that the left

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wing Israeli news source is having the most potential bridging bias and

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barriers because it has the most connections. He believes that social

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network connections are designed to reinforce rather than challenge our

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views. We are most likely to talk to people like us. We are most likely

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to see content that reinforces what we already believe. What we want to

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believe. The hope was that the Internet and social networks could

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be a great equaliser, where Israelis and Palestinians could finally

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connect. That is not happening. Fascinating stuff will stop next up,

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a fascinating project. What happens when you cross a computer programmer

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with a musical keyboard? The answer is a lot of noise from all angles. A

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reporter gets hands`on with what can only be described

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where the sound would be coming from artist.

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where the sound would be coming from where it is coming from the world.

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It's the sound is coming from Asia or Africa or South America, you

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would hear it here. I love the idea that there is regular happening all

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the time. Around the world, there is a world of sound. I wrote software

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that this to streams and finds notes on it. When I play a note on the

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keyboard, this is a B`flat, my favourite, it takes sounds from

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radio stations all over the world that sound like a B`flat and they

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get played through a speaker that is based on that location. You get the

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idea of the music around you. There is also a screen that shows where

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that sound have come from. The whole thing uses Internet radio to get the

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sound and the equivalent of a guitar tuner to identify what

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note it is on. This is part of an exhibition that Google now is

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enthusiastic about as they have funded for art projects in this

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room. `` four. Perhaps they are hoping that the coolness will rob.

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It is not about being called. `` cool. People think about someone

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plugging away at the keyboard. Young people come here on BC that code

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means that you can have butterflies on a screen and you complete the

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radio sessions of world. You change perceptions of what do you think it

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is and what it is all about. This is an art installation, but you

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contribute play it as a musician. In saying that, it is a feat of

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engineering. There is something joyful about playing the music

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around the world. I'll report on a musical journey around the world

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without having to leave London. That is how we like it. The web is an

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amazing playground, but is difficult to know how to stay safe and some

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people, it is more of challenge. To our reporter. Online safety is a

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complex issue. If you are looking after young people with autism

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spectrum conditions, it is especially so because of the social

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awareness and payments sometimes caused by disorder. `` impairments.

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There is an online took it designed to give teachers and carries the

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building blocks for a tailored approach to safety for those with

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autism conditions. As well as advice for carers and educators, there are

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activities to reinforce lessons. The toolkit handles the issues well, it

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covers sensitive topics like cyber`bullying, contact by strangers

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and exposure to inappropriate content without being alarmist or

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getting too technical. Hopefully, everyone can enjoy the enriching

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experiences online in a safe and happy environment.

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By all transfer between iPhone and PC has always been a bit of a pain.

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`` file transfer. Pocket Drive Texas that. It is a breeze to set up with

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just a couple of clicks. It is wireless and there is no need for

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cables to connect it. You can use it to listen to me sick, watch videos,

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reading documents and even to unlock files. Another neat way to share

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files between devices is to send anywhere, EPA to pare file transfer

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service that works to any browser and has free apps for a less, and

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wrote and chrome. `` IOS. The difference between peer to peer is

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that the file goes straight down the pipe. Both need to be connected and

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running for the transfer to happen. You get a temporary six digit code,

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which the recipient must enter into their device to access the file.

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There are a few services like this. We looked at one for photo sharing

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and Whatsapp. It is supposed to preserve the quality of image files

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while letting users send large batches of data. More than 100

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photos or two gig of data at a time. Your suggestions for sites and apps

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are greatly received. You can get in touch with us. Thank you for

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watching. The next time. `` see you next time.

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For many of us, this weekend is a bank holiday. There will be

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sunshine, although it will be chilly at night. On Monday, they will be a

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change of pressure. It will be

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