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FBI Not Digging Facial Recognition Technologies November 4, 2009 on Influence of Technology on Society by Marcus Yam

FBI isn't going forward with face verification. Read more

Image of Police Abusing Woman Sparks Outrage November 4, 2009 on Influence of Technology on Society by Kevin Parrish

An alleged prostitute was pictured naked while under arrest and grabbed by her hair by police, sparking an excessive force outcry. Read more

ISPs Soon Forced to Police Your Internet Behavior? November 4, 2009 on Using the Internet by Marcus Yam

Whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you? Read more

Walmart: Xbox 360 Arcade & Free $100 Gift Card November 4, 2009 on Video Game Related Topics by Jane McEntegart

With the Halloween out of the way and the real, money spendin' Holidays drawing closer, stores are readying its Black Friday sales and November offers. However, it seems someone at Walmart let the cat out of the bag a little early this year. Read more

Game Addiction Clinic Opens in Britain November 4, 2009 on Influence of Technology on Society by Kevin Parrish

A game addiction clinic has opened in Britain. Read more

The Beatles Collection Stuffed Inside USB Apple November 4, 2009 on Audio/Video Players by Jane McEntegart

Here's one for Beatles fans. Read more

AT&T Takes Verizon to Court Over TV Ad Burn November 4, 2009 on Smartphones by Jane McEntegart

You may have found Verizon's "There's a map for that" commercial mildly amusing. Indeed, the jibe at Apple and AT&T's "There's an app for that" TV spot didn't go unnoticed by most consumers. However, it appears AT&T is annoyed enough to take legal action. Read more

Hacker Takes Control of iPhones, Requests $ November 4, 2009 on Security by Kevin Parrish

A clever hacker seized jailbroken iPhones and requested money via PayPal. Read more

Second Life ''Enterprise'' Now Testing at IBM, Navy November 4, 2009 on Communications Software by Kevin Parrish

Linden Labs announced an Enterprise, "behind-the-firewall" version of Second Life. Read more

Verizon Drops DROIDs on America in New Ad November 4, 2009 on Cell Phones by Jane McEntegart

Verizon might be facing legal action from AT&T over its "There's a Map for That" commercial," but today saw the company launch another commercial, this one for the Motorola DROID, due to launch later this this week. Read more

Warning: Verizon Spiking Early Termination Fee November 4, 2009 on Smartphones by Kevin Parrish

Verizon is spiking its early termination fee just in time for DROID's invasion. Read more

Microsoft Legal Goes After Modern Warfare 2 Pirates November 4, 2009 on Business & Law by Kevin Parrish

Microsoft will ban and take legal action against gamers who play Modern Combat 2 on Xbox Live. Read more

iPhone Sells Measly 5,000 in China November 4, 2009 on Smartphones by Marcus Yam

Was it too little, too late for the iPhone in China? Read more

Quake Classic Confirmed for iPhone November 3, 2009 on Smartphones by Kevin Parrish

It's been mentioned here and there before, but John Carmack confirmed its development in a Doom Classic update. Read more

Marvell, E Ink Makes Ereader System-on-Chip November 3, 2009 on Digital Entertainment Miscellaneous by Marcus Yam

Marvell and E Ink making ereader babies. Read more

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