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Mark Zuckerberg may have killed all sorts of animals, but he's managing to nurture quite a beast when it comes to Facebook, which is on track to hit the 700 million user landmark soon.

Speaking of Facebook, when an Onion post about the "Final Minutes of Last Harry Potter Movie To Be Split Into Seven Separate Films" hit the social networking site, some took the joke to heart, protesting mightily on Facebook.

One of the landmark devices of the mobile revolution, the T-Mobile Sidekick, will reach a milestone this week with the shutdown of the online service that has powered the iconic gadget for much of the past decade.

Oh! And HDTVs are catching fire ... literally!

That jetpack you keep asking about? It's on its way — having passed a key test this month by soaring to a height of 5,000 feet, deploying an emergency parachute and drifting back down to New Zealand's Canterbury Plains.

Astronauts flying on board space shuttle Endeavour's final mission declared assembly of the International Space Station complete this past week, and are not starting work on 30 unassembled LEGO toy models — including a space shuttle and a custom-designed replica of the ISS. Lego!

Hackers protesting a Frontlines report on WikiLeaks infiltrated PBS.org, posting a fake story late Sunday that dead rapper Tupac Shakur was "alive and well."

Speaking of hacks, past patterns may point to China, but top investigators say they will never know for sure who mounted a "significant" cyberattack against Lockheed Martin Corp, the Pentagon's No. 1 arms supplier.

Speaking of spys, now you can get drunk like one with The Bond Mixology app!

Speaking of fiction made reality, the luckiest 5-year-old Dr. Who fan in the world got a full-sized Tardis for his birthday! Jealous much?