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China May Lift Ban on Game Consoles, Kill Black Market

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 28, 2013

According to a report from China News Daily, authorities in China are contemplating the ban on game consoles imposed in 2000. “We are reviewing the policy and have conducted some surveys and held discussions…

Guess What? Antigua’s Upcoming “Piracy” Website will be 100% Legal

By Mike Wheatley Jan 28, 2013

The threat has actually been hovering over the US for a number of years, yet now it finally looks as if Antigua is going ahead with the planned launch of its so-called “piracy website”…

Ads for Ads: The Latest Super Bowl Trend

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 28, 2013

Super Bowl XLVII will kick off February 3, 2013 and though there will be tens of thousands attending the game live, the majority of fans will make do with TVs, mobile devices or even the…

BitTorrent Launches “Sync” to Fight Mega

By Mike Wheatley Jan 28, 2013

Hot on the heels of Kim Dotcom’s launch of Mega, Bittorrent has just kicked open the doors to its own digital locker service, to be known as Sync. Sync is currently available as a…

Vine: The New #Porn App Risks App Store Exclusion

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 28, 2013

Twitter only recently released Vine, an app that lets users post 6-second video clips in loop, hitting the App Store last week. Early adopters were quick to share video clips of their pets, food, traveling and…

QLogic’s Quarterly Results do not Disappoint

By Maria Deutscher Jan 28, 2013

Ahead of QLogic’s earnings call three months ago, I wrote about the company’s slacking financial performance and the market’s rather surprising response. The networking equipment maker posted major declines for several consecutive quarters, but…

Lenovo Clears Up RIM Acquisition Rumor

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 28, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: Lenovo speaks up regarding RIM acquisition rumors; Nokia enters paid music streaming with Music+; Apple to release a 128GB iPad; and Samsung to launch Galaxy Note 8.0 at MWC.…

Intel, No Longer Inside

By Harmony Tapper Jan 28, 2013

It seems Intel has always been the leader; when purchasing a new home computer, buyers looked for the “Intel Inside” sticker, other processors considered substandard compared to the power of Intel. “Intel Inside” was a…

Hadoop for Desktop, SAP Earnings Top this Week’s Big Data Roundup

By Maria Deutscher Jan 27, 2013

This week Hortonworks introduced a new distribution option for Hadoop, while SAP updates us on the progress it’s made with HANA in the past three months. MapR also grabbed a headline after publishing a…

Anonymous Hacks USDOJ Sentencing Website in Honor of Aaron Swartz

By Kyt Dotson Jan 26, 2013

Early Saturday morning, the US Department of Justice Sentencing Commission website, www.ussc.gov, was shut down and has remained offline for some time. Numerous Anonymous press shortly began to clamor that the hacktivist collective was…

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China May Lift Ban on Game Consoles, Kill Black Market

Guess What? Antigua’s Upcoming “Piracy” Website will be 100% Legal

Ads for Ads: The Latest Super Bowl Trend

BitTorrent Launches “Sync” to Fight Mega

QLogic’s Quarterly Results do not Disappoint

Lenovo Clears Up RIM Acquisition Rumor

Intel, No Longer Inside

Hadoop for Desktop, SAP Earnings Top this Week’s Big Data Roundup

Anonymous Hacks USDOJ Sentencing Website in Honor of Aaron Swartz

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