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Continue Reading →Cheap HDMI cable myths busted When you’ve ever been persuaded to buy a new HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) cable using the “3D upgrade” or future-proofing arguments, the…
Continue Reading →Samsung has failed to get Apple products taken off shelves in the Netherlands after a Dutch court rejected claims that the Cupertino firm had infringed on its patents. Apple has…
Continue Reading →Apple is estimated to have 52 percent of profits in the smartphone industry, but rivals are making smartphones for much less, threatening its supremacy.
Continue Reading →The evolution of classic toys and games is beginning to reflect the fact that even young children are wedded to digital devices.
Continue Reading →Researchers have discovered that Google has been bypassing the privacy settings in Safari, Apple’s Web browser, so it could customize ads.
Continue Reading →A new policy allows some celebrities to use their stage names, even on their personal accounts.
Continue Reading →Executives, bankers and other were taken into custody over their involvement in a $1.7 billion scandal.
Continue Reading →A recent security flaw raises questions about mobile payments. If you’re going to try to revolutionize the way we pay for things, you have to reassure us that your new…
Continue Reading →The company knew in 2010 that an app was grabbing users’ personal information. Apple was warned as long ago as 2010 that the popular Gowalla location-sharing iPhone app was uploading users’…
Continue Reading →A federal immigration agent shot and wounded a colleague at their office, before the gunman was killed by a third agent, the FBI says.
Continue Reading →Microsoft, via its MSN portal, has launched a new social reader called msnNOW. The website aggregates breaking news stories and hot topics from social media sites including Facebook and Twitter …
Continue Reading →Boot-to-Gecko could be great for developers, but will any hardware use it? The creators of the Firefox Web browser have revealed further details of a bold plan to…
Continue Reading →A study of a widely used security system for Internet shopping, banking and other services showed that it failed to work correctly in a small number of cases.
Continue Reading →Sony’s takeover of Sony Ericsson has been officially completed, with the firm buying out Ericsson’s 50% stake in the mobile device company. The £871 million deal was announced in October…
Continue Reading →Philips has just revealed its latest line-up of smart TVs, with the top of the crop being the Philips 7000 Series. The company has decided to go a little smart…
Continue Reading →For the first time since 1978, the United States has approved the construction of nuclear reactors. While the decision could herald a new dawn for nuclear power
Continue Reading →The commission reversed the conditional approval for a network that would use frequencies once reserved for satellite-telephone transmissions.
Continue Reading →The Pirate Bay has announced that it is to duck out of the torrent hosting game and instead focus on offering magnet links to its users. On the surface this…
Continue Reading →The seizures follow a ruling in December in which a Shenzhen court dismissed a lawsuit by Apple claiming ownership of the iPad name in China.
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