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- Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords
- Facebook takes steps to address privacy concerns
- Girl's voice mails gone after T-Mobile promotion
- Bigger Brother: Surveillance system compares your face to 36 million others in a second
- Massive Angry Bird poised to launch from Seattle’s Space Needle
- Mashable Is Seeking a Director of Sales Development
- Zynga founder, other insiders to sell 43M shares
- AT&T bringing Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to 11 more devices
- Best Buy's US iPhone sales almost rival Apple's own
- Girl's voice mails gone after T-Mobile promotion
- Dad upset after dead daughter's voice mails erased
- Calif. settlement will fund car charging network
- NRG settlement to fund CA car charging network
- 11 Hilarious 'Mad Men' Parody Twitter Accounts
- Facebook buys IBM patents
- Mashable Is Seeking a Director of Sales Development
- 8 Unexpected Moments From SXSW [PICS]
- Apple's devoted shareholders get rich, and hang on
- Facebook takes steps to address privacy concerns
- Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords
- Meet the $25 Musical Button Seducing Corporate America
- Facebook, lawmakers warn employers not to demand passwords
- KIT Digital: 4 directors quit; shares slide
- BATS exchange withdraws IPO after stumbles
- China's ZTE to "curtail" business in Iran
- 3 Key Metrics for Evaluating Your Mobile Ecommerce Site
- HP hikes dividend by 10 percent
- AOL hires Evercore to sell patent portfolio: report
- 'I Google Everything With Bing Now'
- The Case for the $25 Lightbulb
- Facebook Now Claims to Own the Word 'Book'
- How to Sync Bookmarks Between Your Smartphone, Tablet and PC
- New Android Gadgets Aim to Replace Your TV
- Inventors Make Android-Powered Glasses, Wings
- Constant Texting Coming Back to Bite Us
- Why the '4.6 Inch iPhone Screen' Rumors Are Wrong
- Klout Doesn't Really Measure Influence [STUDY]
- Choiix Power Fort 5600: Bite-sized portable battery charges with speed and style
| Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords Posted: Facebook is warning employers not to demand the passwords of job applicants, saying that it's an invasion of privacy that opens companies to legal liabilities. |
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| Girl's voice mails gone after T-Mobile promotion Posted: When Faron Butler wanted to hear his daughter's voice, he went to the voice mails she left him before she died of cancer at the age of 14. |
| Bigger Brother: Surveillance system compares your face to 36 million others in a second Posted: Big Brother is watching — and getting better at its job. At this year's Security Show expo in Japan, Hitachi Kokusai Electric took the wraps off a new surveillance camera system that can pick out your face— and compare it to … Continue reading |
| Massive Angry Bird poised to launch from Seattle’s Space Needle Posted: Dream of playing a real-life game of Angry Birds? You may have missed your chance when they had amassive game in Barcelona, Spain, but this is a pretty cool consolation prize: The makers have turned the Space Needle into a makeshift Angry … Continue reading |
| Mashable Is Seeking a Director of Sales Development Posted: Interested in joining Mashable's growing sales team? We're expanding and we have an opening for our first ever Director of Sales Development. |
| Zynga founder, other insiders to sell 43M shares Posted: Zynga's CEO and other insiders at the online games company plan to sell 43 million shares of stock in a public offering that will boost the amount of stock available for general trading by 35 percent. |
| AT&T bringing Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to 11 more devices Posted: Get excited, AT&T-using Android owners. You may be on the list of lucky individuals getting an upgrade to the latest version of Google's Android operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich. |
| Best Buy's US iPhone sales almost rival Apple's own Posted:
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| Girl's voice mails gone after T-Mobile promotion Posted: When Faron Butler wanted to hear his daughter's voice, he went to the voice mails she left him before she died of cancer at the age of 14. |
| Dad upset after dead daughter's voice mails erased Posted: A man in Washington state is blaming T-Mobile for losing voice mails his daughter left him before she died of cancer at the age of 14. |
| Calif. settlement will fund car charging network Posted: An energy company accused of artificially inflating the cost of electricity, leading to California's power crisis a decade ago, agreed to pay a $120 million settlement that will fund 10,000 electric car charging stations across the state, Gov. Jerry Brown announced Friday. |
| NRG settlement to fund CA car charging network Posted: NRG Energy Inc. has agreed to pay $120 million to settle a dispute over long-term contracts signed during California's energy crisis 10 years ago, and most of the money will be used to create a network of more than 10,000 car charging stations for electric vehicles, Gov. Jerry Brown announced Friday. |
| 11 Hilarious 'Mad Men' Parody Twitter Accounts Posted: 1. Don Draper |
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| Mashable Is Seeking a Director of Sales Development Posted: Interested in joining Mashable's growing sales team? We're expanding and we have an opening for our first ever Director of Sales Development. |
| 8 Unexpected Moments From SXSW [PICS] Posted: South by Southwest can be a stimulus overload. With so much to see and do crammed into such a short period of time, it's easy to forget to stop and take in the smaller details. |
| Apple's devoted shareholders get rich, and hang on Posted:
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| Facebook takes steps to address privacy concerns Posted:
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| Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords Posted: Facebook is warning employers not to demand the passwords of job applicants, saying that it's an invasion of privacy that opens companies to legal liabilities. |
| Meet the $25 Musical Button Seducing Corporate America Posted: The Spark of Genius Series highlights a unique feature of startups and is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here. |
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| KIT Digital: 4 directors quit; shares slide Posted: (Reuters) - Four directors of KIT Digital Inc, including independent director Santo Politi, stepped down from the video technology company's board as part of a management rejig, sending the company's shares tumbling to a more than two-year low. KIT Digital said the there were repeated requests from shareholders to reduce the number of inside directors. The company also appointed Chief Administrative Officer Barak Bar-Cohen interim chief executive, replacing Kaleil Isaza Tuzman who will continue as the chariman of the board. ... |
| BATS exchange withdraws IPO after stumbles Posted:
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| China's ZTE to "curtail" business in Iran Posted:
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| 3 Key Metrics for Evaluating Your Mobile Ecommerce Site Posted: Although the mobile web has become mainstream, not all websites have kept pace with the eager throngs of mobile shoppers. |
| HP hikes dividend by 10 percent Posted:
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| AOL hires Evercore to sell patent portfolio: report Posted:
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| 'I Google Everything With Bing Now' Posted: Even fed-up former Googlers who have migrated to Bing can't really get away from the search giant. "I google everything with Bing now," said commenter Azalp Yerbua in response to our post on Google's betrayal of its users. Yerbua has decided, like many others, that he or she doesn't approve of Google's moves of late, so our commenter will now "google" with Bing. With the use of google as a verb Yerbua reminds us, however, just how dominant the company is. ... |
| The Case for the $25 Lightbulb Posted: Best LED Lightbulb: Phillips AmbientLED [The Wirecutter] |
| Facebook Now Claims to Own the Word 'Book' Posted: Slyly if not secretly, Facebook has just tightened its grip on the intellectual property right to yet another incredibly generic, remarkably common word: "book." As if the also generic and common words "face", "poke" and "wall" weren't enough, the company added "book" to its list of do-not-touch terms in a newly revised user agreement. This means that if you use the word "book" on the Internet in a way that Facebook or its lawyers deem unsavory, the social network can decide to sue you. This is not a joke. |
| How to Sync Bookmarks Between Your Smartphone, Tablet and PC Posted: The problem with having web browsers on all of your gadgets is that you get separate sets of bookmarks on each one. So while you might remember a website or article you wanted to look up, that you've been to a million times on your laptop or home computer, getting there on your smartphone might require a web search ... and another, and another, as you try to remember the exact wording. |
| New Android Gadgets Aim to Replace Your TV Posted: You can already watch Netflix, Hulu Plus, and YouTube on most Android devices ... even the Barnes and Noble Nook, which runs Google's open-source Android operating system under the hood, so to speak. And you may have already seen gadgets like the Logitech Revue running "Google TV" software, which proved so unpopular that their price was chopped down to a mere $99. |
| Inventors Make Android-Powered Glasses, Wings Posted: Smartphones powered by Google's open-source Android operating system are prized by hardware hackers and inventors. Not only are there numerous cheap Android smartphones available off-contract, it's easier to modify them to do what you want them to do than it is with other devices. Many Android smartphones are easily "rooted," allowing deep access to system software, and Android apps can be written in Java as well as simple scripting languages. ... |
| Constant Texting Coming Back to Bite Us Posted: COMMENTARY | Bonnie Miller fell in a river because she was texting and walking, says Digital Trends. This story is just one of many such incidents. Some are funny, like when someone falls in a mall pool while texting. Others are dangerous. People get hurt and hurt each other trying to do two things that require full attention at once. Unlimited texting may have sounded like a good idea when it first came out; now it's coming back to bite us. It isn't just the guilty that suffer. |
| Why the '4.6 Inch iPhone Screen' Rumors Are Wrong Posted: COMMENTARY | An "unnamed industry source" told South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper that Apple's making a new iPhone with a screen 4.6 inches across, according to Reuters' Miyoung Kim. The current iPhone has a 3.5 inch screen; a 4.6 inch screen would place it in the realm of Android "superphones" like the Droid series. |
| Klout Doesn't Really Measure Influence [STUDY] Posted: A new study about digital influence says Klout and other social media measurement tools don't really define how users influence their networks. |
| Choiix Power Fort 5600: Bite-sized portable battery charges with speed and style Posted:
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