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A Single Text Message Can Cripple Your iPhone
July 3, 2009
on Smartphones
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Marcus Yam
A text message can cripple your iPhone. Read more
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Apple Shoots Down Obama's Hope
July 3, 2009
on Smartphones
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Kevin Parrish
Chalk another one up for the Apple App scientists, as they have now rejected President Obama's HOPE poster for no apparent reason. Read more
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Japan Thinking of Making Quiet Hybrids Noisy
July 3, 2009
on Automotive
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Marcus Yam
Hybrids could be making some noise soon. Read more
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iPhone 3GS Jailbroken, Unlocked
July 3, 2009
on Smartphones
by
Marcus Yam
iPhone 3GS jailbroken and unlocked, but it's far from perfect. Read more
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Man Shoots Up Apple Store
July 3, 2009
on Smartphones
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Kevin Parrish
A man fired his weapon at a Virginia Apple Store, however its unknown if he was looking for cash, looking for merchandise, or was pissed off that the new iPhone 3GS burned his hands. Read more
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DOJ Opens Official Investigation Into Google
July 3, 2009
on Software Miscellaneous
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Jane McEntegart
The Department of Justice has confirmed that it is investigating a deal made by search giant Google. Read more
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Epic: Shocked at id's Acquisition
July 3, 2009
on Business & Law
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Kevin Parrish
Epic's Cliff Bleszinski said that id Software's acquisition blew his mind. Read more
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Sony: PSPgo Was Planned All Along
July 3, 2009
on Audio/Video Players
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Kevin Parrish
Sony's Naoya Matsu said that the PSPgo was planned from the beginning, but we're betting Sony felt the heat from Nintendo's DSi Read more
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Court Forces Spammers to Cough Up $3.7 Million
July 3, 2009
on Using the Internet
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Kevin Parrish
A U.S. district court is forcing a spam group to cough up $3.7 million they collected through fake weight-loss products and human growth hormone pills Read more
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AT&T: Record Sales on iPhone 3GS Launch Day
July 3, 2009
on Smartphones
by
Jane McEntegart
AT&T broke a number of records on June 19. Read more
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Microsoft, RealNetworks and Yahoo! Sued
July 3, 2009
on Online Music
by
Jane McEntegart
Microsoft, Yahoo and RealNetworks are facing legal actions from small music companies who claim they are making certain songs available to users of their respective music streaming services without first getting permission. Read more
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Microsoft Adds Tweets to Bing's Search Results
July 3, 2009
on Using the Internet
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Jane McEntegart
Microsoft has begun to incorporate Tweets into search results returned by Bing, the company's new 'decision making engine.' Read more
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Judge Overturns MySpace Cyberbullying Verdict
July 3, 2009
on Using the Internet
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Jane McEntegart
A federal judge has overturned three guilty verdicts against Lori Drew, the woman who created a fake MySpace account which she then used to bully 13-year-old Megan Meier, a former friend of her own daughter. Read more
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Rockstar Denies GTA Coming to iPhone
July 2, 2009
on Smartphones
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Kevin Parrish
A teaser site for an upcoming iPhone game has GTA fans salivating, however Rockstar is denying everything. Read more
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Apple Pulls App Containing Child Porn
July 2, 2009
on Software Miscellaneous
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Jane McEntegart
Apple has gotten a lot of attention over the last couple of weeks for allowing an application that included semi nude photos of women. So what happens when you add underage girls into the mix? Read more