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- Ariz. bill against 'annoying' online to get change
- Palm-sized Star Trek tech may be closer than you think
- New Yahoo CEO sweeps out 2,000 employees in purge
- What’s the deal with Google’s crazy augmented reality glasses?
- Electric car prototype increases range to 218 miles
- How Major League Baseball Stacks up on Social Media [INFOGRAPHIC]
- Small phone companies to sell iPhone at discount
- Google announces expansion at Okla. data center
- Grab your baseball apps just in time for Opening Day
- Anonymous says it hacked Chinese government sites
- European hackers suspected in Utah Medicaid files breach
- Sprint seeks hit with advanced-camera EVO phone
- Ariz. bill against 'annoying' online to get change
- Facebook launches patent counterattack against Yahoo
- Telecoms' texting nemesis WhatsApp says it's no threat
- Millions of Americans Cut the TV Cord [STUDY]
- U.S. eyes quick expansion of technology trade pact
- How Major League Baseball Stacks up on Social Media [INFOGRAPHIC]
- Court picks terms in Apple/Samsung patent case
- Small phone companies to sell iPhone at discount
- Toshiba out of race to turn around Elpida: papers
- Ariz. bill says unlawful to 'annoy' others online
- Mashable Photo Challenge Results: Candy Creations [PICS]
- Telecoms' texting nemesis WhatsApp says it's no threat
- Make Your Photographs Move with This Easy iPhone App
- New Yahoo CEO sweeps out 2,000 employees in purge
- Reddit 'Blown Away' by Reaction to Time Machine Project
- Yahoo to lay off 2,000 employees
- One-fifth of U.S. adults read e-books as market booms: survey
- Hacker claims breach of Chinese defense contractor
- Cutting-Edge Taxi of Tomorrow Coming to New York City in 2013 [PICS]
- A look at Yahoo's employment levels by year
- Twitter heads to Motown to be closer to automakers
- Facebook Misses Privacy Deadline in Ireland. Now What?
- Sprint seeks hit with advanced-camera EVO phone
- Quest seeks sale to avoid scrutiny, lawsuit claims
- Would Anyone Really Want to Watch a TV Show About a Blog?
| Ariz. bill against 'annoying' online to get change Posted: Arizonans venturing online may have to think twice before leaving a comment on a website. |
| Palm-sized Star Trek tech may be closer than you think Posted:
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| New Yahoo CEO sweeps out 2,000 employees in purge Posted:
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| What’s the deal with Google’s crazy augmented reality glasses? Posted: If flying cars and uncannily dexterous robots haven't tipped you off already, know this: the future is here. We're living in an age when Star Trek tech is getting realized little by little, and Google's just revealed a secret undertaking that … Continue reading |
| Electric car prototype increases range to 218 miles Posted: A few months ago, we reported on SIM-Drive's SIM-Lei, a Japanese electric car with a record-breaking range of 190 miles on a full charge. The company has been refining its prototype, and just broke its own record. Meet the SIM-WIL, an electric car … Continue reading |
| How Major League Baseball Stacks up on Social Media [INFOGRAPHIC] Posted: Spring is in the air and Major League Baseball season is officially underway. Hot dogs, beer and lazy days at the ballpark are on tap for the next several months. But how do the game's players, teams and leagues stack up on the social web? |
| Small phone companies to sell iPhone at discount Posted: A group of small, regional cellphone companies announced Wednesday that they're going to start selling the iPhone, at prices that undercut the big carriers. |
| Google announces expansion at Okla. data center Posted: Google plans to double its server capacity in Oklahoma and add 50 new jobs when it builds a new facility in the state, company officials announced Wednesday. |
| Grab your baseball apps just in time for Opening Day Posted: Baseball season is officially upon us, and while the game is all about hanging out in the bleachers and being outside, there are still some very cool ways that tablets and smartphones can keep you tied in to Major League Baseball. |
| Anonymous says it hacked Chinese government sites Posted: China is struggling to restore several government websites that international hacking group Anonymous says it has attacked. |
| European hackers suspected in Utah Medicaid files breach Posted: SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) - A data security breach at the Utah Health Department, believed to be the work of Eastern European hackers, has exposed 24,000 U.S. Medicaid files bearing names, Social Security numbers and other private information, state officials said on Wednesday. The intrusion initially appeared to have affected claims representing at least 9 percent of the 260,000 clients of Medicaid in Utah. But because each file often contains information on more than one individual, the full extent of the breach is probably wider, officials said. ... |
| Sprint seeks hit with advanced-camera EVO phone Posted:
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| Ariz. bill against 'annoying' online to get change Posted: Arizonans venturing online may have to think twice before leaving a comment on a website. |
| Facebook launches patent counterattack against Yahoo Posted:
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| Telecoms' texting nemesis WhatsApp says it's no threat Posted: SINGAPORE (Reuters) - U.S.-based software startup WhatsApp, the fast-growing mobile messaging service, denies it's a threat to telephone carriers and the cash they earn from SMS messages. Instead, its co-founder, Brian Acton, said in a rare interview that WhatsApp was helping carriers move their customers to data packages that would, in the long term, prove more profitable. "I view it from the perspective that we're facilitating a broad movement to data plans and the entities that provide those plans are the carriers, so they stand to benefit quite substantially," he said. ... |
| Millions of Americans Cut the TV Cord [STUDY] Posted: Users aren't completely ditching pay-TV subscriptions, but a new report says 3.58 million people in the U.S. will have cut the TV cord by the end of 2012. |
| U.S. eyes quick expansion of technology trade pact Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is optimistic countries will agree to expand a landmark agreement that helped triple world trade in semiconductors, computers and other technology products to $4 trillion over the past 15 years, a top U.S. official said on Wednesday. "I've been very encouraged by what I've been hearing from other (World Trade Organization) members," Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Miriam Sapiro said in an interview. "We want to do this as quickly as possible. We want to frame this for success. ... |
| How Major League Baseball Stacks up on Social Media [INFOGRAPHIC] Posted: Spring is in the air and Major League Baseball season is officially underway. Hot dogs, beer and lazy days at the ballpark are on tap for the next several months. But how do the game's players, teams and leagues stack up on the social web? |
| Court picks terms in Apple/Samsung patent case Posted:
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| Small phone companies to sell iPhone at discount Posted: A group of small, regional cellphone companies announced Wednesday that they're going to start selling the iPhone, at prices that undercut the big carriers. |
| Toshiba out of race to turn around Elpida: papers Posted:
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| Ariz. bill says unlawful to 'annoy' others online Posted: Arizonans venturing online may want to think twice before leaving a comment on a website. |
| Mashable Photo Challenge Results: Candy Creations [PICS] Posted: In last week's Mashable Photo Challenge, we asked you to send us pictures of your candy creations. Our community members got crafty and sent us some delectable photos of their confectionary projects. |
| Telecoms' texting nemesis WhatsApp says it's no threat Posted: SINGAPORE (Reuters) - U.S.-based software startup WhatsApp, the fast-growing mobile messaging service, denies it's a threat to telephone carriers and the cash they earn from SMS messages. Instead, its co-founder, Brian Acton, said in a rare interview that WhatsApp was helping carriers move their customers to data packages that would, in the long term, prove more profitable. "I view it from the perspective that we're facilitating a broad movement to data plans and the entities that provide those plans are the carriers, so they stand to benefit quite substantially," he said. ... |
| Make Your Photographs Move with This Easy iPhone App Posted: As the web falls back in love with the animated GIF, an app called Flixel has launched for people to create moving images with speed and ease. |
| New Yahoo CEO sweeps out 2,000 employees in purge Posted:
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| Reddit 'Blown Away' by Reaction to Time Machine Project Posted: Flash back to the final week of March: Reddit programmer Max Goodman and engineer Logan Hanks are furiously tinkering with code and "never-seen-before time travel technology" to build a standout April Fools' Day project. |
| Yahoo to lay off 2,000 employees Posted:
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| One-fifth of U.S. adults read e-books as market booms: survey Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One in five American adults read an electronic book in the last year, as gift-giving sped the shift away from the printed page, a Pew Research Center survey showed on Wednesday. In a sweeping survey of e-books' impact on reading habits, the Pew report said that four times more U.S. readers, or 15 percent, were reading e-books on a typical day now compared with less than two years ago. But when it comes to reading in bed, the verdict is split. Forty-five percent of those surveyed preferred e-books and 43 percent gave the nod to old-fashioned print. ... |
| Hacker claims breach of Chinese defense contractor Posted: (Reuters) - A hacker has posted thousands of internal documents he says he obtained by breaking into the network of a Chinese company with defense contracts, an unusual extension of the phenomenon of activist hacking into the world's most populous country. The hacker, who uses the name Hardcore Charlie and said he was a friend of Hector Xavier Monsegur, the leader-turned- informant of the activist hacking group, LulzSec, told Reuters he got inside Beijing-based China National Import & Export Corp (CEIEC). He posted documents ranging from purported U.S. ... |
| Cutting-Edge Taxi of Tomorrow Coming to New York City in 2013 [PICS] Posted: At the 2012 New York International Auto Show on Tuesday, Nissan showed off the New York taxi of the future. The new cab features electrical outlets, USB ports and a dedicated air conditioner that's passenger-controlled. |
| A look at Yahoo's employment levels by year Posted: Number of Yahoo full-time employees at the end of each year, after new hires and departures: |
| Twitter heads to Motown to be closer to automakers Posted:
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| Facebook Misses Privacy Deadline in Ireland. Now What? Posted: Following a three-month audit by Ireland's Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Facebook promised at the end of last year to make a slew of changes to give users more control over their privacy. The social networking company gave itself a series of deadlines for this, the first falling on March 31 of this year. |
| Sprint seeks hit with advanced-camera EVO phone Posted:
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| Quest seeks sale to avoid scrutiny, lawsuit claims Posted: (Reuters) - Quest Software Inc's new chief executive rushed to sell the company to head off a possible investigation by regulators, according to a shareholder lawsuit that shines a light on the technology company's accounting. The lawsuit claims the maker of backup software agreed to sell itself to private equity firm Insight Venture Partners for $2 billion in cash after a year of maneuvers to undermine Quest's value and set up a merger that enriches the CEO. Quest has said it is still looking for better offers. ... |
| Would Anyone Really Want to Watch a TV Show About a Blog? Posted: The new show from Bravo called Huh? (working title), which will follow the "eclectic staff at icanhascheezburger.com, one of the largest humor publishers on the Internet known for their popular LOLs and FAILs," as Bravo explains it, sounds supremely boring. In an attempt at making this show about bloggers sound exciting, Bravo asks, "Ever wonder who is behind those hilarious cat memes?" No, not really. As bloggers ourselves, we already know what their lives are like: boring. ... |
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