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Slide to Unlock Apple’s New Patent Weapon

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 26, 2011

Apple has been protecting their patents by bringing culprits to court. And we all know that Apple’s crosshairs are aimed squarely on of devices using the Android platform. It’s no longer a mystery why Apple is…

Royal Society Journal Archive Lifts 60,000 Historical Scientific Articles into the Cloud

By Kyt Dotson Oct 26, 2011

The scientific legacy of the world-famous historical journal archive will be available to the public—fully searchable and online—announced The Royal Society, the world’s oldest scientific publisher. The archive’s online-access portion will even include the…

Amazon’s Shares Down, Hopes To Comeback with Kindle Fire

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 26, 2011

Amazon launched the Kindle Fire tablet in the hopes to muscle in on another one of Apple’s territories. Nevertheless, their shares have plummeted this past quarter, leaving Amazon grasping for a solution to address their…

Of Smartphones and Prosthesis, Nokia is On a Roll

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 26, 2011

So what does a high-end smartphone, a low-end feature-smartphone, and a prosthetics arm have in common? Nokia, the Finnish phone maker who used to be popular in the mobile industry. In the past weeks,…

Technology as the Game Changer in Learning: Infographic

By Kristina Farrah Oct 26, 2011

The world is evolving. Gone are the days when the only way to retain the teacher’s lecture is to arduously take down notes. I’m seriously not a fan of manual writing, even to the…

Nokia Fashions a Wicked Cool Prosthetic Arm with a Smartphone Dock

By Kristina Farrah Oct 26, 2011

Everybody likes technology, including disabled people. However, technology is rarely designed with their convenience in mind, and it has always been difficult for them no matter how much they like a certain product. Trevor…

Lookout Mobile Security, Now for all Android Tablets

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 26, 2011

A new variant of the DroidKungFu Android Trojan has been uncovered, presenting itself as a legitimate app update in order to sneak its way onto your phone. It’s the first time a Trojan has…

Keep Tabs on Little Trick-or-Treaters with PocketFinder

By Phoebe Mandap Oct 26, 2011

Free applications such as Google “Latitude” and Apple’s “Find My Friends” are designed to help users find friends. But both have limited capabilities. Also, the two applications do not support a “stealth” feature for…

Android’s Rise to the Top is Great for App Ecosystem

By Kristina Farrah Oct 26, 2011

Back in early 2009, Android was the epitome of nobody. Apple was sitting prettily on top of the industry with barely any competition. Today, however, Android’s got everything in line, and it stands as…

Planning Data-Apps for Consumer Use: the Latest App Contest

By Kristina Farrah Oct 26, 2011

The growing number of smartphones paved the way to the proliferation of mobile applications, even organizing competitions encouraging thinkers and innovators to create something that will change the way we do things.

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Slide to Unlock Apple’s New Patent Weapon

Royal Society Journal Archive Lifts 60,000 Historical Scientific Articles into the Cloud

Amazon’s Shares Down, Hopes To Comeback with Kindle Fire

Of Smartphones and Prosthesis, Nokia is On a Roll

Technology as the Game Changer in Learning: Infographic

Nokia Fashions a Wicked Cool Prosthetic Arm with a Smartphone Dock

Lookout Mobile Security, Now for all Android Tablets

Keep Tabs on Little Trick-or-Treaters with PocketFinder

Android’s Rise to the Top is Great for App Ecosystem

Planning Data-Apps for Consumer Use: the Latest App Contest

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