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This Week in Tablets: The new iPad plays great defense, but what about 4G …
TabTimes by George Jones March 24 2012, 2:19 am Comment In some ways, this week felt like a five-day hangover. After the frenzy of the new iPad launch hit a crescendo last Friday, consumers, businesses, media companies, journalists, industry analysts and … New iPad already accounts for 1 in 15 Apple tablets New iPad Battery Keeps Charging Despite 'Battery Full' Message IPad has truly evolved into alternative to laptop |
March 24, 2012
This Week in Tablets: The new iPad plays great defense, but what about 4G … – TabTimes
March 23, 2012
Gripes about new iPad: The list goes on – Los Angeles Times
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Gripes about new iPad: The list goes on
Los Angeles Times So you have one of the 3 million-plus new iPads sold over the last week. What's not to love about it? We've got a running list: Most people thought that Siri on the new iPad was a gimme. Nope. Instead it has a scaled back version — dictation. The New iPad Is Out: What Now, Everybody Else? New iPad: The Skeptic's Review WILLIAMS: Apple's new iPad proves its worth to reviewer in first week |
Congress Queries Apple, iPhone App Developers About Privacy – Forbes
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Congress Queries Apple, iPhone App Developers About Privacy
Forbes The House Energy and Commerce Committee sent letters today to 34 iPhone app developers — including Apple, Path, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Foursquare and Instagram — asking how their social apps collect user information. The letters can be found here … How Private Are Your Apps? Congress Investigates Congressmen press 34 App Store developers for answers on user privacy US congressmen inquire about iOS privacy with Apple, 33 developers |
March 21, 2012
Google Is Supposed To Fill In This INSANELY COMPLICATED Chart About Its Ads … – San Francisco Chronicle
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Google Is Supposed To Fill In This INSANELY COMPLICATED Chart About Its Ads …
San Francisco Chronicle French investigators have sent Google a list of 69 questions related to its recently changed privacy policy. As reported earlier by the Financial Times, a French privacy watchdog called CNIL is concerned that Google's new privacy policy violates … French agency queries Google French Privacy Watchdog Wants Answers on Google's New Privacy Policy Google Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) To Explain New Privacy Policy |
March 20, 2012
Controversial show about Apple comes to Burlington – BurlingtonFreePress.com
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Controversial show about Apple comes to Burlington
BurlingtonFreePress.com Mike Daisey is shown in a scene from “The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs,” at the Public Theater in New York. / STAN BAROUH, The Public Theater via AP Mike Daisey, a storyteller and performance artist, is taking his suddenly controversial show … Where Is the Line Between Truth and Fiction? This American Life Retracts Apple Workplace Conditions Story Apple, Foxconn Allegations Were More 'Theater' Than 'Journalism' |
 Inquirer |
Iplayer finally comes to Xbox
Inquirer By Dave Neal BRITISH BROADCASTER the BBC is bringing its television on demand services to Microsoft's Xbox, around three years after the idea was first mentioned. We've seen a flood of services on demand hit the Xbox in recent months, including Vevo, … Hands on: iPlayer for Xbox Live review BBC iPlayer app finally launches for all UK Xbox 360s BBC iPlayer launches on Xbox Live, available for free |
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RIM and Samsung suited for emoticon patent infringement
 (SlashGear Emoticons are the little smiley's and other combinations of characters that people use online in text messages to indicate emotion. They're sort of like online equivalent of a smirk to let people know you're kidding or being sarcastic when you say … Samsung, RIM sued for emoticon patent infringement RIM, Samsung accused of emoticon patent infringement Samsung, Research In Motion Sued For Using Emoticons ;( |
Now Can We Start Talking About the Real Foxconn? – Bloomberg (blog)
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Now Can We Start Talking About the Real Foxconn?
Bloomberg (blog) by Tim Culpan| March 20, 2012 12:12 AM EDT | Crowds of Chinese Foxconn employees have lunch in a dining hall at Foxconn's Shenzhen plant. So Mike Daisey's been outed. The things he said he saw, he didn't. The people he said he spoke to, he didn't. Mike Daisey tells Georgetown of his Apple story: 'The essential idea is true' Artist hits back at critics after Apple firestorm Apple Critic Accused Of 'Significant Fabrications' |
Now Can We Start Talking About the Real Foxconn? – Bloomberg (blog)
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Now Can We Start Talking About the Real Foxconn?
Bloomberg (blog) by Tim Culpan| March 20, 2012 12:12 AM EDT | Crowds of Chinese Foxconn employees have lunch in a dining hall at Foxconn's Shenzhen plant. So Mike Daisey's been outed. The things he said he saw, he didn't. The people he said he spoke to, he didn't. Mike Daisey tells Georgetown of his Apple story: 'The essential idea is true' Artist hits back at critics after Apple firestorm Apple Critic Accused Of 'Significant Fabrications' |
Apple’s new iPad: Still on the fence about whether to buy it? Join the club – Washington Post
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Apple's new iPad: Still on the fence about whether to buy it? Join the club
Washington Post Apple executives on Monday bragged about how how the new iPad has been flying off the shelves over the past few days. If you're one of those still pondering whether to get one, here's everything you need to know. The big question for many techies who … Apple Sells Record 3M New IPads in Debut Weekend Apple sold 3 million iPads since launch Apple makes $ 1.5 billion in a weekend, sells 3 million new iPads |
March 18, 2012
Police car rivalry is about speed — and gas – USA TODAY
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Police car rivalry is about speed — and gas
USA TODAY By Greg Gardner, USA TODAY and the Detroit Free Press Selling police cars used to be all about big engines, maximum horsepower and getting to the bad guys before they could wreak more havoc, but now Ford is marketing the gas-saving potential of its new … Ford Police Interceptor V-6 Gets Higher MPG than any Police Ford Ever Crown Victorious: 2013 Ford Taurus Interceptor might save precincts fuel and money Ford's Police Cars Show 35% Idle Improvement Over Crown Vics |
March 17, 2012
Daisey firestorm sparks questions about art, truth – The Huntsville Times – al.com
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Daisey firestorm sparks questions about art, truth
The Huntsville Times – al.com AP NEW YORK (AP) — Mike Daisey, a burly man who makes a living telling stories, has found himself in the middle of a storm of controversy — put there by his own words. The performer had to admit Friday that much of his latest monologue, … 'This American Life' retracts Mike Daisey's Apple factory story |
Artist admits to shortcuts in show about Apple – The Seattle Times
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Artist admits to shortcuts in show about Apple
The Seattle Times An artist admitted Friday to taking shortcuts in crafting an often harrowing tale about Apple Inc.'s operations in China after the veracity of his one-man theatrical show was challenged by a public radio program that had based a broadcast on his work. Radio Show Pulls Exposé on Apple Storyteller 'embellished' program about Apple factory Mike Daisey Admits Making Up Stories About Apple's Factory Workers, As His … |
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Google's Chief of Apps Dave Girouard Leaves For Startup Upstart
Daily Disruption By Duane Barnhart | @dailydisrupt | March 17th, 2012 Dave Girouard, who is Google's vice president of apps, is leaving the company, Google announced Friday. Girouard served as Google's Chief of Apps, overseeing the company's fast-growing cloud … Google's Dave Girouard Is Leaving Company to Start New Venture Google's President of Enterprise Dave Girouard leaves to launch Upstart VP of Google Apps Leaving to Start Own Firm |
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US ISPs become 'copyright cops' starting July 12
Fox News Wikipedia Comcast, Cablevision, Verizon, Time Warner Cable and other Internet service providers (ISPs) in the United States will soon launch new programs to police their networks in an effort to catch digital pirates and stop illegal file-sharing. Major ISPs to turn into copyright police by July, says RIAA ISPs To Begin Punishing BitTorrent Pirates This Summer ISPs Will Start Acting As Hollywood's Private Online Security Guards By July |
Artist admits to shortcuts in show about Apple – Central Florida News 13
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Artist admits to shortcuts in show about Apple
Central Florida News 13 In this undated image released by The Public Theater, Mike Daisey is shown in a scene from "The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," in New York. Daisey, whose latest show has been being credited with sparking probes into how Apple's high-tech devices … Radio's 'This American Life' retracts Apple story Mike Daisey Lies on This American Life; Theaters Won't Cancel Performances or … <em>This American Life</em> retracts controversial Apple story |
Artist admits to shortcuts in show about Apple – Quad City Times
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Artist admits to shortcuts in show about Apple
Quad City Times AP | Posted: Friday, March 16, 2012 10:26 pm | Loading… An artist admitted Friday to taking shortcuts in crafting an often harrowing tale about Apple Inc.'s operations in China after the veracity of his one-man theatrical show was challenged by a … Radio show retracts its China story on Apple This American Life retracts report criticising Apple factory Radio's 'This American Life' retracts story about Apple workers in China … |
 Chicago Tribune |
Sprint ends deal with LightSquared
Bradenton Herald AP OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Wireless carrier Sprint Nextel Corp. ended its spectrum hosting agreement with start-up LightSquared, whose network looks doomed because regulators say it interferes with GPS navigation devices. Sprint is returning $ 65 million … Sprint Cancels LightSquared LTE Deal Sprint to End Contract With LightSquared Desperate LightSquared claims 5th Amendment violation, demands new spectrum |
 IBNLive.com |
Five ways to help safeguard your privacy on Google
Montgomery Advertiser AP NEW YORK — Like it or not, your relationship with Google is becoming a lot more intimate. The company recently expanded its ability to combine data from its various services to create a highly detailed profile on you. Google says it's doing that to … Google privacy breach investigated Google in New Privacy Probes Google Inc.'s Breach of Apple's Safari Said to Be Probed by U.S. |
March 13, 2012
Everything You Need To Know About The New iPad Before You Buy One – Business Insider
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Everything You Need To Know About The New iPad Before You Buy One
Business Insider What? You didn't know? Sorry! Pre-orders for launch day delivery are already sold out, so if you want to get your hands on one this Friday, you'll have to wait in line at an Apple Store or AT&T/Verizon store. Since last week's announcement, … Will 4G LTE devices ever roam internationally? iPad Ship Date Pushed; 4G iPhone Controversy; Instagram for Android iPad With 4G LTE Technology Makes It a Truly Global Tablet |
March 12, 2012
Deals of the Day: Senators Unhappy About MF Global Bonuses – Wall Street Journal (blog)
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Deals of the Day: Senators Unhappy About MF Global Bonuses
Wall Street Journal (blog) By Stephen Grocer Deals of the Day compiles this morning's biggest news about mergers and acquisitions, banking, bankruptcy and more. Catch us on Twitter, @WSJDealJournal. Neo Material Technologies: Molycorp's $ 1.3 billion deal to acquire Neo Material … |
March 10, 2012
What the Deal Makers Are Talking About at Tulane – New York Times (blog)
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What the Deal Makers Are Talking About at Tulane
New York Times (blog) By STEVEN M. DAVIDOFF NEW ORLEANS — Deal makers across the country are gathering on Thursday at the annual Tulane mergers and acquisitions conference to discuss the state of deal-making. Whether or not you are here, I thought I would outline the big … El Paso shareholders OK $ 20 billion sale El Paso shareholders approve Kinder tie-up Goldman Sachs Raises Conflicts to a High Art |
March 9, 2012
What the new iPad tells us about the next iPhone – CNET
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What the new iPad tells us about the next iPhone
CNET by Kent German March 9, 2012 10:54 AM PST Follow @KentGerman The new iPad has a more vibrant display, LTE, and a better graphics processor. Just what does the addition of these features mean for the next iPhone? We know what the new iPad, but what will … Apple Profits Less To Maintain iPad Price Gaming on the new iPad: what to buy in preparation Poll Technica: are you buying a third-generation iPad? |
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"Great personal danger": Inside hacker Sabu's guilty plea hearing
Ars Technica By Nate Anderson | Published March 9, 2012 2:05 PM The hacker known as "Sabu" inspired fear in corporations and loyalty from his LulzSec/Anonymous associates, but when he showed up in a Lower Manhattan federal courtroom on August 15, 2011, … LulzSec's Sabu set for witness protection and 122 year count dismissal Hacker combined online attacks with petty crime Hacker Involved in Attacks Dating to 1999, Prosecutors Say |
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Pew: Google Dominates Search, Despite Privacy Concerns
PC Magazine By Leslie Horn Despite mounting concerns about privacy following the recent consolidation of about 70 or so policies, Google is far and away the dominant search engine. As a part of its Internet and American Life Project, Pew on Friday released a … Americans not fans of online targeted ads: survey Pew Study: All Search Engines Being Equally Intrusive, Google's the Best Survey Ranks Google Highly Despite Privacy Fears |
US reportedly warns Apple, e-book publishers about price-fixing – WSBT-TV
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US reportedly warns Apple, e-book publishers about price-fixing
WSBT-TV By Nathan Olivarez-Giles This post has been updated. See the note below for details. The US Justice Department has warned Apple Inc. and five top book publishers that lawsuits over alleged e-book price fixing might be in the offing, according to a … Justice Department threatens to sue Apple, publishers over e-book prices Government Pressuring Publishers to Adjust Pricing Policy on E-Books US Warns Apple, Publishers |
 Eastern Morning Herald |
Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100 Getting Android 4.0 ICS 3/10
Wireless and Mobile News It looks like its Android Ice Cream Sandwich time for those who own the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100. Samsung announced today that the update will be available on Saturday, March 10 and also published update instructions This is a good sign … Samsung Galaxy S II (I-9100) to get ICS on March 10th Samsung Announces SGS2 GT-I9100 ICS Update Hitting March 10th Samsung Galaxy S II Android 4.0 ICS update set for March 10th |
 Ars Technica |
IE 9, on most secure Windows yet, next browser to fall at hacker contest
Ars Technica By Dan Goodin | Published March 8, 2012 9:45 PM A fully patched version of Internet Explorer running on the most secure version of Windows yet… was the second browser to fall at an annual hacker competition designed to test resistance of internet … Google Chrome gets pwned (twice!) at Pwn2Own Chrome Hacked at Pwn2Own and Pwnium Contests Pwn2Own 2012: IE 9 hacked with two 0day vulnerabilities |
What you need to know about the new iPad (FAQ) – CNET
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What you need to know about the new iPad (FAQ)
CNET By Marguerite Reardon on Mar 09, 2012 The new tablet is set to hit store shelves on March 16. Apple has already outlined the basic new specs of the device. But there is still some confusion around what some of these new features are and how they can be … What are consumers saying about Apple's new iPad? New iPad 4G LTE incompatible with networks outside North America Firm Estimates New iPad Costs Apple More |
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Justice Department threatens to sue Apple, publishers over e-book prices
Washington Post The Justice Department told Apple and five of the nation's biggest book publishers that it will sue them for their alleged price-fixing of electronic books unless the companies agree to change their business practices. Federal officials found that … Justice Dept warns Apple, publishers over e-books Apple ridicules ebook pricing conspiracy theory of class action lawsuit filing US Warns Apple, Publishers |
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The breakdown on solar storms
USA TODAY By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY By Rick Bowmer, AP The sun rises over Mount Hood in Portland, Ore., on Thursday as the largest solar storm in five years engulfs the Earth. The storm arrived more peacefully than it could have, scientists say. Solar storm not nearly as bad as could have been Solar flares: Be glad you're on Earth, not Mars Earth dodges solar storm |
What are consumers saying about Apple’s new iPad? – USA TODAY
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What are consumers saying about Apple's new iPad?
USA TODAY By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY "I like the old one, so the new one has to be better," she says. "Better resolution, better camera. I have to have it." Apple announced its latest iPad here Wednesday, simply calling it the new iPad but trumpeting its … RadioShack begins new iPad in-store pre-orders iPad dominates due to Apple's supply deals New iPad lights up trade-in services |
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Apple ridicules ebook pricing conspiracy theory of class action lawsuit filing
Apple Insider By Daniel Eran Dilger Apple has asked that a class action lawsuit claiming the company conspired with book publishers to raise the price of ebooks be thrown out, stating that the plaintiffs' arguments didn't make sense and that "this allegation just … Apple, publishers in DOJ crosshairs over e-book prices Justice Department may sue Apple, publishers on e-books US Warns Apple, Publishers |
 Sydney Morning Herald |
Earth dodges solar storm
msnbc.com The solar storm that hit Earth Thursday had a weaker geomagnetic impact than originally feared, and communications systems didn't experience any serious problems. NBC's Tom Costello reports. >>> at this time last night we were being told by the … Solar Storms, One More Natural Disaster We're Not Really Ready For: View Solar storm not nearly as bad as could have been Huge solar flare hits earth, again; no harm this time |
March 7, 2012
Chrysler recalling about 200000 vehicles as a result of possible corrosion … – Washington Post
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Chrysler recalling about 200000 vehicles as a result of possible corrosion …
Washington Post WASHINGTON — Chrysler is recalling about 200000 Jeep Liberty SUVs, because a key part could break and cause a crash. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says on its website that the recall affects certain 2004 and 2005 model year Jeeps … Jeep recalling 210K Liberty SUVs for corrosion 210000 Jeeps recalled for possible loss of rear wheel Chrysler recalls 266K Jeep Liberty SUVs for rust problem |
March 6, 2012
Five things you may not know about Google Play – CNET
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Five things you may not know about Google Play
CNET by Sharon Vaknin March 6, 2012 12:16 PM PST Follow @sharonvak Find out what Google Play is, and what you should know about the new service (even if you're not an Android user.) Google, which has been largely criticized for fragmenting its offerings, … Google Play Merges Android Market With Music, eBookStore Android Market morphs into 'Google Play' Summary Box: Android Market morphs into Google Play Store to spur more digital … |
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High-profile hacker arrests a coup for FBI, analysts say
Computerworld By Jaikumar Vijayan Computerworld – Security analysts said that the today's FBI arrest of of several prominent LulzSec and Anonymous hackers demonstrates that US law enforcement agencies effectively fighting cybercrimine. The United States Attorney's … Report: LulzSec Leader Was Snitch Who Helped Snag Fellow Hackers LulzSec hacking group leader turned in other members, FBI says 6 charged with hacking; LulzSec founder reportedly helping Feds |
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New iPad Expected to Have Modest Upgrades
ABC News Apple is expected to reveal a new iPad model on Wednesday, with a sharper screen and perhaps an option for faster wireless broadband. The upgrades are relatively minor, but the iPad is secure in its position as the king of tablets. iPad 3 may be further helium for Apple's stock iPad HD Launching March 16: Report Will Apple Begin Selling the New iPad March 16? |
Five things you need to know about PureView – CNET
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Five things you need to know about PureView
CNET By Jacqueline Seng on Mar 06, 2012 At the Mobile World Congress tradeshow last week, tech sites and photography enthusiasts alike were abuzz over the Nokia 808 PureView and how its 41-megapixel camera sensor was a game changer. Killer Windows Phone App: Nokia's ESPN Hub Nokia's PureView Camera Bound for Windows Phones Nokia in spotlight at Mobile Congress |
March 3, 2012
All about GCAP “Garden City Ammonia Program”
Industrial Ammonia Refrigeration Training. Randy Williams and GCAP Cool Cast team provides education for the industrial ammonia refrigeration operator for efficiency, safety, and compliance. Our spectrum of ammonia refrigeration training is customized toward the quick start with no experience to the seasoned operator. A well trained operator should know how to maintain and operate the plants equipment in the most efficient manner while keeping safety in mind. Demonstrating competence and knowledge as well as best engineering practices. We supply training for over 400 different companies through GCAP, 2405 East Fulton, Garden City, Kansas US location. We have been at our new facility for over 7 years with the newest technology in the industry for training. We believe keeping up with our industry’s technology is the key to our success when we promote GCAP’s hands-on training labs. Our Mission Statement: Enhance the technology, efficiency, safety, and educate the industrial technician through commitment. Office Phone: 620-271-0037 Fax 620-271-0484 www.AmmoniaTraining.com www.Boilerlicense.com www.GcapCoolCast.com
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March 2, 2012
Rumors Whisper About a 8GB iPad 2 and a 7.85-inch iPad 3 – Tom’s Guide
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Rumors Whisper About a 8GB iPad 2 and a 7.85-inch iPad 3
Tom’s Guide With news of Apple's next iPad just five days away, we're about to find out all about whatever it is that Apple has been building for the last year, be it an iPad 3 or, heaven forbid, an iPad 2S. However, just because all the answers we've been looking … 'iPad 3' will face a host of competitors in the tablet market iPad 3 Retina Display supply and app problems likely Viral Video of the Day: Apple iPad 3 concept features show tablet's future … |
March 1, 2012
Why You Want Google To Know Everything About You – San Francisco Chronicle
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Why You Want Google To Know Everything About You
San Francisco Chronicle Google is changing its privacy policy. Google is trying to simplify its policy and include new products and features. Google has decided to play the privacy game smart and lay all of their cards on the table by telling you exactly what information they … How to cope with Google's new privacy policy Q&A: Google to dig deeper into users' lives Did Google Break The Brand At Midnight? |
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AMD acquires SeaMicro to grab share of microserver market
Ars Technica By Nathan Mattise | Published February 29, 2012 7:35 PM AMD has made a $ 334 million bet on the energy-efficient "microserver" market. On Wednesday afternoon, the company announced that they have reached a $ 334 million agreement, to purchase SeaMicro, … Intel Snatches New-Age Server Maker From Under Intel AMD to Acquire Server Start-Up AMD buys SeaMicro to enter cloud server business |
IBNLive.com |
Google Once Considered Making Its Own Currency (GOOG)
San Francisco Chronicle Google once considered its own digital money system called Google Bucks, but scrapped it because of regulatory concerns. Google Chairman Eric Schmidt is delivering a keynote speech at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona. Check out Eric Schmidt's must-see, visionary Mobile World Congress keynote Yes, Google Once Considered Issuing Its Own Currency Google exec calls for digital 'equality' |
February 27, 2012
All About Steak!
Jack Scalfani takes a field trip to Las Vegas to take with Ron Lutz from The Butcher Block. Be sure to check out my line of sauces at: TheBestSauces.com
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February 24, 2012
Users getting smarter about online privacy – Washington Post
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Users getting smarter about online privacy
Washington Post As the government grapples with what, exactly, is appropriate to ask companies to do in order to protect privacy online, average social media users appear to be getting a little smarter about what they can personally do to lock down the information … Facebook Unfriending and Reputation Woes on the Rise [VIDEO] Pew: Americans turning on to online privacy Pew Study looks at privacy and social media |
February 23, 2012
The Pokemon Company speaks out about fake Pokemon Yellow app, fans still still … – Macgasm
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The Pokemon Company speaks out about fake Pokemon Yellow app, fans still still …
Macgasm Remember a few days ago when we reported about the fake Pokemon Yellow app that was skyrocketing its way to top of the App Store? Well, it's since been removed, and the official Pokemon Company has responded, albeit vaguely, on how consumers should … Apple vs. Facebook: Why users are the losers Fake Pokemon Yellow rises to No. 3 position on iTunes app charts The iTunes Store Update: Redesign Coming to an App Near You |
February 17, 2012
Your questions and answers about Messages beta on the Mac – Ars Technica
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Your questions and answers about Messages beta on the Mac
Ars Technica By Jacqui Cheng | Published February 17, 2012 10:22 AM Mac users have now had a full day to mess around with the newly released Messages beta that lets them send iMessages from the desktop. (We shared our thoughts on the beta software yesterday and … Apple's OS X Mountain Lion: The Macs that will be left behind Apple's Messages beta will self-destruct on Mountain Lion launch Final Version of Messages to Drop Lion Support |