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Web reviewer Kate Russell expands our science knowledge with some interesting video sites at wesolveforX.com and the Minute Physics YouTube channel.

For sociable web citizens there is a new network - themultilife.com - that translates into multiple languages with an in-built speech synthesiser for accessibility.

Music fans can now access a couple of the most popular services, Deezer and Spotify on Blackberry handsets.

But if you want something even more exciting to do with your iPhone - smash hit shooter game Max Payne goes mobile this week released on iOS with Android users set to join in the fun towards the end of the month.

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