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Päivitetty: 20.05.2012 23:17
- Apple, Samsung CEOs to meet in SF tomorrow
The companies' chief executives and general counsels will meet as part of a court-ordered settlement conference to try to resolve some of the patent litigation against each other.[Read more]
- Hacktivists claim takedown of Chicago police Web site
Anonymous group AntiS3curityOPS says action is in retaliation for alleged police brutality committed during protests against NATO summit.[Read more]
- How Zuckerberg's wedding reveals Facebook's problem
On visiting the Facebook announcement of its CEO's wedding, I was served ads for insurance and heart attack prevention. Slightly inappropriate?[Read more]
- Microsoft quietly launches So.cl social network
Software giant's "experiment in open search" is designed to be a research tool in which students share information on a variety of topics of interest.[Read more]
- A great-sounding pocket recorder: Zoom H2n
Zoom's H2n Handy Recorder has built-in microphones and records MP3 files and 96-kHz/24-bit high-resolution audio.[Read more]
- Pakistan blocks Twitter over 'blasphemous' images, report says
The country implements the ban over concerns about a promotion involving posting images of the prophet Muhammad. Facebook has taken a more conciliatory approach.[Read more]
- Mark Zuckerberg gets married at surprise wedding
Fewer than 100 people arrived at the Facebook CEO's Palo Alto, Calif., home Saturday thinking they were there for his girlfriend's graduation celebration. Instead, the two shared their vows.[Read more]
- Here's how desperately cities want Apple stores
According to a report, Apple gets hugely preferential leases just to open its stores in certain cities and locations. Why is anyone surprised?[Read more]
- China to Google: Android must remain open
In OKing the Google-Motorola merger, regulators in China stipulate that Google must make the Android OS free and open for five years.[Read more]
- Do hybrid cars kill you with silence?
This summer, the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration will begin creating guidelines for the minimum amount of noise a car engine can emit -- at lower speeds hybrid and electric cars cause too many accidents.[Read more]
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