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New mobile needs no recharging for 15 years
No recharging is required by the SpareOne mobile phone that runs on a single AA battery, for the next 15 years.
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Beware: Ads in mobile apps fraught with security risk
"In-app ad libraries," which are provided by Google, Apple or other third-parties, are fraught with privacy and security risks.
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Man shoots at iPad to test durability
A video showing Richard Ryan using different guns to shoot at the new iPad to test its durability, has become an instant hit.
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French data watchdog questions Google on privacy
France's data protection watchdog has given Google three weeks to answer questions about its new privacy policy.
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Chinese writers target App Store
Chinese writers are targeting Apple's App Store, saying it is infringing on their copyrights by offering pirated e-book versions of their work.
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Nokia Siemens, German unions agree on 1,600 job cuts
Nokia Siemens will cut 1,600 jobs in Munich, part of the company's restructuring programme, including 17,000 job losses globally.
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Online music storage firm MP3tunes files for bankruptcy
MP3tunes Inc filed for bankruptcy, following its prolonged run-in with EMI Group over copyright issues.
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Google claims Android mistrial, wants Oracle rematch
Google wants a new trial on the copyright portion of a legal battle being fought with Oracle.
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Microsoft vows to go carbon neutral
Microsoft on Tuesday vowed it would be carbon neutral in the fiscal year starting July.
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US regulators urge online 'do not track' law
A top US regulator urged Congress to enact an online privacy law that includes "do not track" mechanisms for consumers on the Internet.
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A vacuum cleaner that talks as it cleans
A Japanese company has come up with a robot vacuum cleaner that can talk to people as it cleans.
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It took a return to the South to get me back on Foursquare
Foursquare, is a smartphone app that helps you broadcast your whereabouts, or 'check in' to those places.
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Infosys to train British youth in software skills
Infosys will develop software skills in Britain to qualify about 100 youth for suitable jobs, the IT bellwether said Wednesday.
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Government to set up fund to promote R&D in IT sector
The government is planning to set up an electronic development fund to promote innovation of products in the IT sector.
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Samsung buys streaming music-movie services
Samsung acquires mSpot, a cloud based mobile service that will allow Samsung device users to experience videos, music and radio services.
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New mobile needs no recharging for 15 years
No recharging is required by the SpareOne mobile phone that runs on a single AA battery, for the next 15 years.
-
Beware: Ads in mobile apps fraught with security risk
"In-app ad libraries," which are provided by Google, Apple or other third-parties, are fraught with privacy and security risks.
-
Man shoots at iPad to test durability
A video showing Richard Ryan using different guns to shoot at the new iPad to test its durability, has become an instant hit.
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French data watchdog questions Google on privacy
France's data protection watchdog has given Google three weeks to answer questions about its new privacy policy.
-
Chinese writers target App Store
Chinese writers are targeting Apple's App Store, saying it is infringing on their copyrights by offering pirated e-book versions of their work.
-
Nokia Siemens, German unions agree on 1,600 job cuts
Nokia Siemens will cut 1,600 jobs in Munich, part of the company's restructuring programme, including 17,000 job losses globally.
-
Online music storage firm MP3tunes files for bankruptcy
MP3tunes Inc filed for bankruptcy, following its prolonged run-in with EMI Group over copyright issues.
-
Google claims Android mistrial, wants Oracle rematch
Google wants a new trial on the copyright portion of a legal battle being fought with Oracle.
-
Microsoft vows to go carbon neutral
Microsoft on Tuesday vowed it would be carbon neutral in the fiscal year starting July.
-
US regulators urge online 'do not track' law
A top US regulator urged Congress to enact an online privacy law that includes "do not track" mechanisms for consumers on the Internet.
-
A vacuum cleaner that talks as it cleans
A Japanese company has come up with a robot vacuum cleaner that can talk to people as it cleans.
-
It took a return to the South to get me back on Foursquare
Foursquare, is a smartphone app that helps you broadcast your whereabouts, or 'check in' to those places.
-
Infosys to train British youth in software skills
Infosys will develop software skills in Britain to qualify about 100 youth for suitable jobs, the IT bellwether said Wednesday.
-
Government to set up fund to promote R&D in IT sector
The government is planning to set up an electronic development fund to promote innovation of products in the IT sector.
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Samsung buys streaming music-movie services
Samsung acquires mSpot, a cloud based mobile service that will allow Samsung device users to experience videos, music and radio services.
