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1:25 AM - Wednesday, January 25, 2012
1/24/2012
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TechCrunch /
The guys from NimbleBit (developers of Tiny Tower, the game handpicked by Apple as iOS Game Of The Year) are on a bit of a tweeting spree tonight, blasting out two big ol' gems of knowledge in as many hours.
First: Zynga just launched a new . . .
1/24/2012
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Engadget /
We touched on the numbers in our report on Apple's Q1 earnings, but the company's throwing out a lot of "record" figures so we thought we'd take a moment to focus on just how its hardware sales stack up. The standout number is, of course, the . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Apple sold more iPads than HP sold PCs in Q1 2012 - slashgear.com / Rue Liu
- Apple’s earnings break records: 37 million iPhones, $46 billion revenue - IntoMobile / George Tinari
- Apple is likely the No. 1 smartphone maker, retaking spot from Samsung with 37M iPhones sold - 9to5mac.com / Jake Smith
1/24/2012
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TechCrunch /
In his State of the Union address tonight, President Obama laid out a blueprint for economic recovery, with numerous references to the technology sector. "An economy built to last is one where we encourage the talent and ingenuity of every pers . . .
1/24/2012
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BBC
Google changes its privacy policy, streamlining it across its multiple services including search, email, video and social networking sites.
RELATED STORIES:
- Google's new privacy policy: The good, bad, scary - zdnet.com / Larry Dignan
1/23/2012
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news.cnet.com /
Lawyer for MegaUpload founder Kim DotCom asks New Zealand court to release him on bail, saing he's innocent of piracy and money-laundering charges against him. Lawyers for the U.S. say DotCom is an "extreme" flight risk.
RELATED STORIES:
- "We're just like YouTube," Megaupload lawyer tells Ars - arstechnica.com
1/24/2012
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BBC
A New Zealand court denies bail to the founder of file-sharing website Megaupload, sought by the US for internet piracy, saying he poses a flight risk.
RELATED STORIES:
- Megaupload co-founder Dotcom joked about illegal exploits in a letter to his neighbours - The Next Web / Nancy Messieh
- Kim Dotcom Denied Bail In New Zealand Court - TechCrunch / Matt Burns
- Megaupload boss seeks bail in NZ - BBC
1/24/2012
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TechCrunch /
Tonight, President Obama will give his 2012 State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress. The annual address, which will take place Tuesday night at 9pm EST/6pm PST (watch it online at Whitehouse.gov here), is expected to inclu . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Jobs' wife, Instagram's founder among State of the Union guests - news.cnet.com / Roger Cheng
- Facebook Plays Instant Feedback To State Of The Union - All Facebook / Jennifer Moire
- Follow the State of the Union on Twitter - Twitter Blog
1/24/2012
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paidContent
Booksellers should not expect to be visited by a friendly Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) Publishing sales rep anytime soon. Rather, in an agreement announced today, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will publish the print versions of al . . .
1/24/2012
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TechCrunch /
There's a nice little insider quarrel going on over Google's just-announced privacy policy changes. A number of sites and commentators have let their fingers jump up mechanically in accusatory fashion. Google, caught red-handed being evil!
H . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Google's Broken Promise: The End of "Don't Be Evil" - Gizmodo / Mat Honan
- Facebook picks fight with Google over who is more evil - GigaOM / Mathew Ingram
- Facebook, Twitter Engineers Tweak Google’s Social Search [VIDEO] - Mashable / Emily Banks
1/24/2012
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WSJ.com
Over four months in 2009, a federal prisoner—and convicted con artist—was the lead actor in a government sting targeting Google that yielded one of the largest business forfeitures in U.S. history.
1/24/2012
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Engadget /
Canonical -- shepherd of the popular Linux distribution Ubuntu -- generally doesn't rock the boat with its LTS releases, but things are going to be different this time around. With 12.04LTS the company is taking its assault on contextual menus . . .
1/24/2012
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cnet.com /
Before Motorola and Verizon Wireless introduced the Droid Razr Maxx, the companies rolled out the much simpler Razr Maxx Ve.
RELATED STORIES:
- Motorola Droid RAZR Users Get Soak Test Invites - pocketnow.com
- Motorola DROID RAZR Owners Receiving Invites for New Soak Test [UPDATE] - Android Phone Fans / Chris Chavez
1/24/2012
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GigaOM /
After its failed merger with AT&T, T-Mobile's break-up fee included some choice 4G spectrum it will use to bulk up its HSPA+ network. In a map submitted by a GigaOM reader, you can see exactly where T-Mobile gains new airwaves and how much.
1/24/2012
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news.cnet.com /
Microsoft's next-generation game console will be based on AMD's 6000 series processor and have six times the power of the Xbox 360, sources tell IGN.
1/24/2012
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news.cnet.com /
MPAA Chairman Christopher Dodd recently made allegations about Web sites that participated in last week's SOPA protest, now some of them are speaking back.
1/24/2012
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Fortune Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis /
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With revenues that grew 73% and earnings that more than doubled, Apple (AAPL) proved Tuesday that the fourth quarter results that so disappointed W . . .
1/24/2012
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Engadget /
Using Microsoft hardware to augment Android? Surely, you can't be serious? Well, confounding as this may be, it is indeed true... and don't call us Shirley. All fanboy-ism and Airplane! references aside, this Kinect hack (yes, another one) man . . .
1/24/2012
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TechCrunch /
Apple ended last quarter and the year with almost $100 billion in cash ($97.6 billion, to be exact—much of that is held overseas for tax purposes).
What should Apple do with all of that money? They could buy Facebook, which is supposed to . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Apple Reports Best Quarter Ever in Q1 2012: $13.06 Billion Profit on $46.33 Billion in Revenue - MacRumors / Jordan Golson
- Apple has now paid $4 billion to App Store developers - feeds.appleinsider.com
1/24/2012
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Gizmodo /
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Before Steve Jobs passed away in the fall, he apparently had made it known he was interested in meeting with Lytro CEO Ren Ng about the possibilities of light field capture tech . . .
RELATED STORIES:
- Lytro's light field camera technology could supercharge future iPhones - arstechnica.com
- Next-gen iPhone may feature advanced light-field camera - bgr.com / Dan Graziano
1/24/2012
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news.cnet.com /
A grassroots movement for Minecraft-themed Lego sets is getting real, as Lego announces plans to go ahead with a project that brings the two popular pursuits together.
