| UK Police Claim To Have Arrested LulzSec Member “Topiary”. What Happens Next? Washington Post By TechCrunch.com, An 19-year old man has been arrested in the Shetland Islands, accused of being LulzSec spokesperson, “Topiary”. If found guilty, one of two things will happen next… “Topiary” — who is revealed to be a dark, brooding, leather-clad ... | ||
| Report: PayPal User Charged $4000 for Mac OS X Lion Download PC Magazine By Leslie Horn Apple released Mac OS X Lion last week, and in its full review, PCMag said it was "hands-down the best consumer OS on the market today." But would you pay $4000 for it? According to MacRumors, John Christman bought Lion on July 23 for ... | ||
| New fossil might be oldest known bird | The Republic The Republic By Daniela Hernandez Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — The famous winged and feathered fossil Archaeopteryx has been knocked off its perch as the oldest known bird by a newly discovered Chinese relative that has been dubbed Xiaotingia zhengi, ... | ||
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| ITC to review Samsung patent claims against Apple San Francisco Chronicle Paul Sancya / AP Assembly line worker Gary Phillips carries a steering wheel for a Chevrolet Volt at the Hamtramck Assembly plant. Samsung Electronics Co.'s complaint against Apple Inc. over smart-phone patents will be investigated by the US ... | ||
| Apple's iOS facial recognition could lead to Kinect-like interaction Reuters By Darrell Etherington at GigaOm Apple has included facial recognition technology in iOS 5, 9to5Mac discovered earlier this week. It's not something Apple is advertising about with the software update yet, but as it develops, it could become one of the ... | ||
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| 35% of US consumers want to buy an iPhone 5 TG Daily A staggering survey has found that more than one-third of the US actually plans on buying Apple's next iPhone. Every new version of the iPhone ends up being the most popular handset on the market, and even though there have only been a few different ... | ||
| EA preparing for 'multiple millions' of Star Wars gamers msnbc.com Stay up to speed with news and reviews on video games for the PC, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, iPhone, iPad, Droid, Facebook and more. Electronic Arts says it won't release "Star Wars: The Old Republic" until it's sure the game is ready. ... | ||
| Universities to bring 1Gbps broadband to local communities CNET by Marguerite Reardon A group of 29 universities in the US are banding together to bring ultra-high-speed broadband access to the communities surrounding their campuses in an effort to attract start-ups and spur innovation. The project called Gig. ... | ||
| These 19 Social Networks Are Bigger Than Google+ (GOOG, LNKD) San Francisco Chronicle Google+ has had a successful launch -- even Googlers are surprised by how fast the service got to 10 million registered users. But it's still got a long way to go. According to statistics from Experian Hitwise, Google+ was only the number 20 social ... | ||
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| Researchers probe Google's geolocation database CNET by Declan McCullagh Google recently took steps to limit the disclosure of the locations of millions of iPhones, laptops, and other devices with Wi-Fi connections after a CNET article drew attention to privacy concerns. Since then, the Mountain View, ... | ||
| Plans Announced to Tank the International Space Station in the Pacific Ocean International Business Times K. Cameron Lau | Jul 27, 2011 | 1min:50sec Plans Announced to Tank the International Space Station in the Pacific Ocean. Russia’s space agency has announced today that 2020 will mark the retirement of the International Space Station or (ISS) and in ... | ||
| Feds take closer look at Google plans to by AdMeld Register The US Department of Justice is taking a closer look at Google's proposed $400 million acquisition of AdMeld, a move that could delay completion of the deal. Google lawyers are no strangers to so-called "second requests," in which government regulators ... | ||
| Images show Samsung Galaxy S II heading to AT&T Digitaltrends.com The Galaxy S II US launch countdown has begun, and leaked details about the handset will have to keep us busy in the meantime. We recently heard that the Samsung Galaxy S II would finally be making its way to US shelves in August, but a handful of ... | ||
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| Broadband performance study finds huge regional disparities in US Ars Technica By Ryan Paul | Published July 27, 2011 5:45 PM Pando Networks has published the results of a study evaluating the Internet download performance of 4 million users across the country. The data offers some insight into regional bandwidth trends, ... | ||
| Wiretap: Palo Alto startup Nebula looks to the cloud San Jose Mercury News By Peter Delevett In recent months, I've seen a flurry of news surrounding visionary developers who've created widely adopted open-source software, then launched new companies to try to capitalize. First Martin Odersky, who whipped up cloud-computing ... |
28 July 2011
UK Police Claim To Have Arrested LulzSec Member “Topiary”. What Happens Next?
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