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| HP's Latest Fiasco: The Vanishing $99 TouchPad InformationWeek HP killed the TouchPad and other WebOS devices, but they were available for $99 at various retailers. Unfortunately some buyers rushed to snap them up, but were shut out. By Art Wittmann InformationWeek It wasn't quite the scene you'll find for the ... | ||
| RIM's BlackBerry music service to cost $5 a month for 50 songs Apple Insider By Josh Ong New details on Research in Motion's rumored BlackBerry Messenger music service have emerged, with the mini-subscription plan expected to cost $5 a month for 50 songs when it arrives this fall. Reports first emerged on Thursday that RIM was ... | ||
| Google Plus Starts Verifying 'Celebrity' Accounts PC Magazine By David Murphy Stuck with sleepless nights, worrying over whether the Dolly Parton on Google Plus is actually the real Dolly Parton? Worry no longer, country-western fan: This example is just one of many that Google is now alleviating through the ... | ||
| Reports: iPad 3 coming early next year Blast By John M. Guilfoil Apple may start manufacturing the iPad 3 in the fall for a release date sometime early next year, according to reports. The Wall Street Journal first reported this latest Apple rumor. According to the newspaper, the iPad 3 “is ... | ||
| Week in gaming: Age of Empires Online, Battlefield 3, PS3 price drop Ars Technica By Ben Kuchera | Published August 20, 2011 2:00 PM What a week! Gaming was a little short on stories this week, as I was caught between an illness that knocked me out of the office for a day and finishing work on a longer feature about game development ... | ||
| BART Plans Wednesday Meeting to Discuss Cellular Shutoff Policy PC Magazine By David Murphy Recent protests on the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system didn't do very much to stop subway use by area commuters – even though last Monday's protest, convened by online hacktivist group Anonymous, managed to shut down ... | ||
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| YouTube-Google+ Feature Lets Users Have Video-watching Party PCWorld By Christina DesMarais, PCWorld Aug 20, 2011 8:10 AM That means if you want to participate in making the latest viral video even more infectious, you can do it by combining the power of Google+'s Hangout and YouTube's video-sharing functions. ... | ||
| Apple Sneaks A Big Change Into iOS 5: Phasing Out Developer Access To The UDID Washington Post By TechCrunch.com, Apple is making a lot of big changes to its mobile operating system with iOS 5, which is dribbling out in betas for developers ahead of a general release later this year. But there is one big change some developers are just starting ... | ||
| Google Maps now has weather forecasts Moneycontrol.com Google, in a blog post , has announced its tie up with Weather.com and the US Naval Research Laboratory to bring weather information and cloud data on its Maps application. When you look up a certain city or area in Google maps, there will be an icon ... | ||
| INTRODUCING THE FISKER KARMA: 'The car to have in 2012' Palm Beach Post By Keith Merritt Even in the fast-changing world we live in these days, rarely do we get to say "I've never seen anything like this before," and really mean it. However, that is precisely the feeling you get with the 2012 Fisker Karma, first introduced ... | ||
| HP will not make PCs, tablets and mobile phones anymore SUSPECT SPAM SITES Plans for the future of Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HP) were confirmed after several rumors appeared recently. The World number one manufacturer of PCs will stop making them. Besides desktops and laptops, HP will drop the production of tablets and mobile ... | ||
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| Ocean Algae Blooms Off Jersey Shore Patch.com By Tom Dunphy The former Thunderbird Motel (now known as The Ocean Club) faces the sea next to Brick Beach III and across from Bayside Park on Rt. 35. A series of environmental circumstances over the past several days has led to a major algae bloom off ... | ||
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| Alaska's Mysterious 'Orange Goo': Actually Fungus TIME Mida Swan / AP First we thought it was eggs. Scientists now say the mysterious orange substance washing up on Alaskan shores was fungal spores. Which one of those is the grosser option? Remains hard to say. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric ... | ||
| Anonymous hacks US defense contractor GMANews.TV Hacktivist group Anonymous struck again this week, attacking the website of a US defense contractor and stealing and publishing thousands of its emails and documents. Computer security firm Sophos said the victim, Vanguard Defense Industries, ... | ||
| Apple to Curtail Access to User Identifier TheStreet.com By TheStreet Staff 08/20/11 - 05:19 PM EDT NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Apple(AAPL) reportedly is telling software developers to stop using a feature that allows them to track users of iPhones and iPads. The move may be in reaction to privacy concerns. ... | ||
| Microsoft Deactivates Evasive Supercookies ITProPortal Microsoft Corporation has reportedly disabled the tracking mechanism, dubbed as a supercookie that allowed the company to keep track of users' web activity even if the cookies and data history were cleared. According to tech website, the Computer World ... | ||
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