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A Down Under Twist in the Samsung vs. Apple Saga

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 1, 2011

Looks like Apple’s succeeded in blocking Samsung mobile sales. In Australia at least. But first, a little recap: Apple filed an infringement lawsuit against Samsung, so the handset maker retaliated by filing a similar case against…

Blizzard Planning Diablo III Cash Auction House: Items Will be Bought, Sold for Real Money

By Kyt Dotson Aug 1, 2011

Monday, Blizzard released new information about the highly anticipated release of Diablo III—the third installment of their extremely popular isometric, demon-slaying RPG series. Among the announcements advocating the upcoming beta and the fact that…

HP Addresses Glitches, Consumer Adoption in First Major TouchPad Software Update

By Saroj Kar Aug 1, 2011

The expected end of July release for the HP TouchPad software update is finally releasing today. HP is starting to roll out the software update to all the users. HP’s Vice President of Worldwide…

Third Largest Bitcoin Exchange Bitomat Lost Their Wallet, Over 17,000 Bitcoins Missing

By Kyt Dotson Aug 1, 2011

Today Bitomat, Poland-based third largest Bitcoin exchange, announced that as of July 26 they lost access to their wallet.dat file and thus the exchange’s entire fund base has become inaccessible. The Bitomat service is…

Rootkits Find Perfect Breeding Ground on Windows XP Computers

By Steven Hodson Aug 1, 2011

Antivirus company Avast Software released some interesting news about the dangers of rootkits and where they are being found with increasing frequency. According to the company, the decade-old Windows XP platform makes up the…

AT&T Blames Data Use for Upcoming Plan Changes, Needs T-Mobile Support

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 1, 2011

The end of the world is in October! Just kidding, it isn’t really, but if you’re an AT&T unlimited subscriber, it might seem like the end of the world. The surge of internet…

Do Video Games Groom Killers? Technology Beleaguered As Norway Mourns

By Cherr Aira Aug 1, 2011

Whether pitching video games as accessory-to-the-crime or joining racism’s heed, one thing is certain: technology and real-life are inseparable. Sometimes, one world crosses over into the other. Sometimes, things just linger in the fantasy…

You Say You Want a (Big Data) Revolution?

By Jeffrey Kelly Aug 1, 2011

Perhaps calling it a revolution is a bit hyperbolic, but Revolution Analytics is definitely making waves in the predictive analytics and data mining market. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based start-up provides commercial add-ons and support…

Foxconn Chooses Robots Over Humans, Replacing Thousands of Workers

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 1, 2011

If you’re one of those people terrified at the thought of robots doing human work (as this somehow signals the start of their reign–remember I, Robot?), this news just might be the start of…

Social Media is not Corporate Media

By Tom Foremski Aug 1, 2011

There’s a gold rush going on as legions of self-proclaimed experts are working with corporations to help them monetize the potential riches in exploiting social media. I look at the links and articles that…

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A Down Under Twist in the Samsung vs. Apple Saga

HP Addresses Glitches, Consumer Adoption in First Major TouchPad Software Update

Third Largest Bitcoin Exchange Bitomat Lost Their Wallet, Over 17,000 Bitcoins Missing

Rootkits Find Perfect Breeding Ground on Windows XP Computers

AT&T Blames Data Use for Upcoming Plan Changes, Needs T-Mobile Support

You Say You Want a (Big Data) Revolution?

Foxconn Chooses Robots Over Humans, Replacing Thousands of Workers

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