Why Hasn't Apple Blocked Harmful Digital Certificates? PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius The controversy over the digital certificate hacks continued this week, with the Dutch government scrambling to fix the problem and a researcher calling out Apple for not taking action. Though Microsoft, Google, and Mozilla have now ... | ||
Sony Unveils Ultra High-Def 4K Projector: So Long 1080p! TIME By Matt Peckham on September 8, 2011 You've finally picked up a monster-sized high-definition 1080p flatscreen for your entertainment center, you're plowing through your Blu-ray stacks of Lost or Friday Night Lights or Breaking Bad at a crisp, ... | ||
Cricket launches the Samsung Vitality smartphone with Muve Music Mobile Burn Cricket has announced its first smartphone to take advantage of its partnership with Muve Music, the Samsung Vitality. The Vitality is an Android 2.3 Gingerbread smartphone that can take advantage of Muve Music's unlimited download services. ... | ||
IDC: Q2 Is The First Time Smartphones Outstripped Feature Phone Shipments paidContent.org Looks like another tipping point in mobile progress was reached in Q2 this year: IDC says that shipments of smartphones outstripped those of feature phones for the first time in Western Europe. But that's not the whole story… Sales of feature phones in ... | ||
Ice Cream Sandwich to debut in Oct. or Nov. CNET Android users waiting for the Ice Cream Sandwich version of the mobile operating system will see the latest flavor pop up sometime in October or November. Google's own executive chairman, Eric Schmidt, tipped off the time frame for the new version of ... | ||
Apple Security Guards Pose As Cops, Get SFPD In Hot Water Cinema Blend It seems the long arm of Apple's Law has caused a bit of a kerfuffle at the San Francisco Police Department, following the shady search of a Bernal Heights home for an iPhone 5 prototype that went missing back in July. It turns out that two of the four ... | ||
Analyst Raises Tablet Forecast; Still IPad Market Wall Street Journal By Dan Gallagher A hardware analyst for JP Morgan lifted his sales forecast for the tablet market on Thursday morning, but added that the field remains dominated by the iPad and so far lacks a strong rival. In a note to clients, Mark Moskowitz boosted ... | ||
Verizon Continues Support of Local Communities Coping With the Effects of ... MarketWatch (press release) MORRISTOWN, NJ, Sep 07, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Verizon Wireless continues to assist recovery efforts along the East Coast, and throughout the Northeastern United States, in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene by supporting public safety ... | ||
Petrified Forest adds 26000 acres of private land San Jose Mercury News By FELICIA FONSECA AP PHOENIX—The federal government is gaining control over an even larger expanse of rainbow-colored petrified wood, fossils from the dawning age of dinosaurs and petroglyphs left by American Indian tribes who once lived in eastern ... | ||
Amazon Cloud SDKs for Android, IOS Exit Beta Testing PCWorld By Mikael Ricknäs, IDG News Amazon's SDKs (software development kits) for Android and Apple's iOS have exited the beta testing phase, the company said on Wednesday. The company wants make it easier for developers to build mobile applications that take ... | ||
Report: Turntable.fm iPhone App Will Launch Next Week PC Magazine By Leslie Horn According to a TechCrunch report, Turntable has been testing the iOS app with a number of people over the past several weeks and will launch it next week. TechCrunch says it works well on Wi-Fi connections, but is less reliable on 3G ... | ||
Hands-on with Updated Pavilion dm1 with HP Premier Experience Chip Chick HP is having a very busy week and their latest is an upgrade to the HP Pavilion dm1. We had reviewed the prior generation earlier this year and were left with a very happy surprise with its affordability, great multi-tasking abilities and efficient ... | ||
Castle and Schwartz: Grindr phone application connects gay men University Daily Kansan By James Castle, Rachel Schwartz Grindr is a location-based social media application for gay men used on Apple, Android and Blackberry phones. The app uses GPS technology to detect where other Grindr users are in the area, making it the most tech-savvy ... | ||
Report: Apple Suppliers Ramping Up Production For iPhone 5 Launch PC Magazine By Leslie Horn It's very likely that the iPhone 5 will be announced soon, and in preparation for the launch, manufacturers have kicked production of Apple's fifth-gen smartphone. According to a Digitimes report, Apple manufacturer Foxconn is producing ... | ||
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Hitachi buys US data storage firm BlueArc Reuters TOKYO (Reuters) - Hitachi Ltd (6501.T) said on Thursday it has bought struggling California-based network storage company BlueArc Corp in an all-cash transaction after a five-year OEM partnership, in the latest such move to take advantage of the yen's ... | ||
Gmail 80 Times More Energy Efficient Than In-house Email PC Magazine By Andrew Webster You may not think about how much energy sending an email consumes, but Google does: and the company claims that its cloud-based Gmail service can be up to 80 times more energy efficient than traditional in-house email used by ... | ||
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Feds move to protect one-of-a-kind S.F. bush San Francisco Chronicle Dan Gluesenkamp recognized this Franciscan manzanita, believed to have been extinct. Officials are seeking to protect it under the Endangered Species Act. Federal wildlife officials recommended endangered species protection Wednesday for a San ... | ||
Global warming effect seen in pole-to-pole data-gathering flights Los Angeles Times Scientists who have just completed several years of pole-to-pole flights have uncovered data that confirms some of the deep worries about human-generated global warming that had been predicted by computer-based mathematical models. ... | ||
GameStop to sell, offer store credit for iOS devices Appolicious Got old iPads and iPods lying around your place? Your local video game retail chain store will buy those from you. GameStop, the video game retailer best known for buying and reselling used games and video game hardware, is reportedly getting into the ... | ||
AMD's First Dual-Core Llano APUs: A4-3400 & A4-3300 Launched AnandTech by Anand Lal Shimpi on 9/7/2011 12:55:00 PM Today AMD introduced its first dual-core Llano APUs: the A4-3400 and A4-3300. These APUs have only 758M active transistors, a bit over half of the transistors in the bigger quad-core alternatives. ... | ||
Google-backed App Says It Will Make Geosocial More Effective, Less Creepy paidContent.org Today marks the launch of EchoEcho, yet another app that lets smartphone users keep track of each other. The twist here is that the Google-backed venture believes it has solved many of the privacy concerns that scare people away from geosocial ... | ||
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DoCoMo: Apple Lawsuit Won't Block Japan Samsung Tablet PCWorld By Jay Alabaster, IDG News NTT DoCoMo's CEO said Thursday that the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Tab next month will not be affected by a patent-infringement lawsuit by Apple. Such lawsuits from Apple, which allege patent infringements related to its ... | ||
Media Pioneers Bank on Futuristic 'Book' Technology By Ryan Tate Uber nerd website ArsTechnica has one. Amazon is guiding web savvy writers toward them. And now even the electronic newspaper of the future, the Huffington Post, has one. Meet the so-called "book," heir apparent to the future of media. Gawker: Valleywag | ||
Tech Report: New Technology Promise Planet-Wide Cell Service ... By Megan Goldsby Want to get email on your iPhone or BlackBerry in the middle of the ocean, or in the Arctic? Now you can - but it'll cost you. CBS San Francisco | ||
Patent Office Technology: Improving Efficiency with ePetitions ... By Gene Quinn The ePetitions program is an instrumental part of the PTO's efforts to expand its eCommerce capabilities and to provide new tools to patent practitioners. IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Patent Law | ||
New technology to control the dispersion of single-wall carbon ... New technology to control the dispersion of single-wall carbon nanotubes with light. Nanowerk Nanotechnology News | ||
The 10 Greatest Disruptive Thinkers in Technology - TNW Insider By Martin Bryant Bezos has continued to disrupt the technology industry, with low-cost, commoditized cloud computing and a fast-developing online content delivery ecosystem which includes Android apps, MP3s, streaming movies and a cloud-based music ... The Next Web |
08 September 2011
Why Hasn't Apple Blocked Harmful Digital Certificates?
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