Monthly Archives: January 2014

privacy

Facebook’s Scanning of User Messages Results in Lawsuit

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Two Facebook users are suing the company to fight what they say is the company's practice of scanning their personal, private messages to other...

Google Acquires Bitspin, Maker of the Timely Alarm Clock App

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Google has acquired Bitspin, the Swiss maker of the free Timely alarm clock app for Android, according to a post by Bitspin on the...
tablets

Microsoft Looms Over CES With Tablets, 4K Laptops

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Microsoft officially quit the yearly Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in 2012. This year, the software giant is back but not to...

Microsoft Plans Hackathons With Facebook, Hortonworks on Social, Big Data

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Microsoft and Facebook announced that they will host a hackathon later this month at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.The Facebook-Microsoft hackathon will run...

Google Works With Automakers to Bring Android Into More Vehicles

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Google is joining a new effort with several automakers to make Android a key platform to add high-technology features into the vehicles of tomorrow.The...

AT&T Sponsored Data Lets Companies Pick Up the Data Tab for Visitors

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AT&T introduced Sponsored Data Jan. 6 during a major event at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). John Donovan, senior executive vice president of...

Qualcomm, Nvidia Unveil New Powerful Chips at CES

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Qualcomm and Nvidia are looking to expand their mobile chip technologies beyond smartphones and tablets and into cars, smart TVs and other systems on...
Mobile plans

Switching Mobile Carriers: 10 Factors to Consider Before Making a Change

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Switching Mobile Carriers: 10 Factors to Consider Before Making a Change by Don Reisinger How's the Current Handset Holding Up? It's easy to get to the point...

Lenovo Miix 2, Yoga 2 and Flex 14/15D Are Latest Flexible Devices

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Lenovo’s message from the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is this: People no longer need to decide whether to buy a tablet or a...
security woe

Yahoo Hit by Java Malware Outbreak: Lessons Learned From the Attack

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When you don't control all content that flows onto a site, there is always the potential risk that malicious malware could be sneaking in....