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Full Circle – The Ubuntu community magazine
Full Circle is a PDF magazine for the Ubuntu community. If you’re keen to see what all the fuss is about, you may want to download and read it. At only 17 pages, it won’t take you too long to get through. The first issue contains some history of the Ubuntu releases and versions that have been available, as well as providing a glimpse of the latest release, Feisty Fawn. That should be enough prodding to get you excited about installing at least one copy!
As with most successful community initiatives, this one will work only if everyone contributes!
Free game
Fancy getting a free (well almost) copy of FIFA 06? The latest edition of G.E.A.R magazine is available in two versions – one including the magazine and the other including a DVD and full version of FIFA 06. I haven’t noticed the pack with the game in many stores, so it may be a limited, special edition. I can point you in the direction of CNA, Cresta Center…
The magazine is certainly nothing to write home about. They haven’t even gone to the trouble of updating their website in a while. G.E.A.R is another in a line of publications that has sprung up from the T3 and PCFormat stable.
For R32, a copy of FIFA 06 is not a bad deal, considering the game goes for R191 on kalahari. See the magazine as a freebie that comes with the game 
Time – 16 January 2006
The headline for the current issue of Time Magazine makes me wonder…
Nowadays, they don’t even wait for death before declaring one gone.
Cool Gadget Guide
Another one of these.
Except, this one is free – well, sort of. It’s included in the last issue of CAR Magazine or Popular Mechanics. I found my copy in the December edition of CAR, so you might struggle to get one now…
Some really neat stuff in here. Starting with a Sony in-car DVD player, Panasonic in-car DVD and GPS solution, Leatherman tools, flat screen monitors and TV sets, speakers, etc.
Definitely worth a look if you can get your grubby paws on one!
No more papercuts
Check out MagWerk for some awesome Flash-based magazines. There are currently 3 titles, of which Probe is a magazine for gamers.
The content is so-so, but the interactive design is really cool!
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