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- Top 40 best PC games of all time – 2010
- Verizon iPhone to be LTE, arrive Dec 26
- Hands on with iTunes Ping Playlist
- Top 10 Twitter trends – #Hindsight2010
- European agency names 10 biggest mobile security risks
- Microsoft talks up Forza 4 against GT5
- Call of Duty: Black Ops sells 8.4 million
- Patent court to Microsoft co-founder: Try again
- WikiLeakers target Amazon UK, others
- The iPhone is still the hot tip
- Why the Mac Store will grow the cloud
- Canadian court could kill hyperlinks
- ACS:Law fails in court, judge critical
- The Snore Sleep Inspector may be the perfect stocking stuffer–for yourself
| Top 40 best PC games of all time – 2010 Posted: |
| Verizon iPhone to be LTE, arrive Dec 26 Posted: Is there finally a reason for Americans to celebrate Boxing Day? Honestly, the likelihood of this particular rumor being true is, well, just about zero. Nevertheless, it’s Monday, there isn’t much out there to report and just the idea itself is really interesting, especially for those of us living in provincial Verizon backwaters. [...] Related [...] |
| Hands on with iTunes Ping Playlist Posted: Another feature that just should have been in there from the start. Seriously, what was Apple thinking when it rolled out a social network for music that was almost completely devoid social? Nevertheless, a few first day hiccups aside, Cupertino seems to have done a pretty good job in bringing this particular function [...] Related [...] |
| Top 10 Twitter trends – #Hindsight2010 Posted: Twitter has become the first port of call for people to discuss things happening around the world. So its top trends are a good indication of the year we’ve just experienced. The end of 2010 is almost upon us, and [...] Related posts: Twitter launches Twitter trends and search Twitter eyeing ‘Promoted Trends’ advertising effort [...] |
| European agency names 10 biggest mobile security risks Posted: |
| Microsoft talks up Forza 4 against GT5 Posted: Move over Gran Turismo 5, Forza 4 is coming through. And Microsoft is already talking the game up in no uncertain terms. Now that Gran Turismo 5 is with us, finally, we can all look forward to the next [...] Related posts: Forza fans angry over Microsoft’s ploy to cushion Gran Turismo 5 sales As [...] |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops sells 8.4 million Posted: |
| Patent court to Microsoft co-founder: Try again Posted: Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has come up against an unusual legal barrier in his attempts to sue what seems like most of the online business community: Nobody’s really sure what he’s talking about. As we reported in August, Allen is suing AOL, [...] Related posts: Word patent case heads to Supreme Court Microsoft co-founder sues, [...] |
| WikiLeakers target Amazon UK, others Posted: Supporters of the WikiLeaks site, which is increasingly being seen as a rogue entity as the U.S. applies pressure to countries and companies, are still on the offensive, trying to attack what they see as 'enemy' Web sites. Although there was [...] Related posts: PayPal freezes out Wikileaks Dutch police arrest pro-WikiLeaks hacker WikiLeaks nearly [...] |
| The iPhone is still the hot tip Posted: Throughout its life to date, the iPhone has been the THE smartphone to have, even now when it is sandwiched between RIM, the one-time king, and the legions of Android phones on the attack. Somewhere, RIM took a wrong [...] Related Posts: iPhone with iOS4.2 tops the smartphone market What’s up with iPhone vs. Android? [...] |
| Why the Mac Store will grow the cloud Posted: |
| Canadian court could kill hyperlinks Posted: There’s a stereotype that senior judges are stuffy figures with little grasp on modern technology. Anyone involved in Canadian websites had better start praying that stereotype proves inaccurate. Canada’s Supreme Court is hearing a defamation case in which the point of law under contention [...] Related posts: Canadian geek comedians play non-stop for charity, shaming [...] |
| ACS:Law fails in court, judge critical Posted: Rounding out a bad year for ACS:Law is the throwing out of its case against eight alleged file-sharers. And the judge couldn’t really have been any more critical of the company. ACS:Law is the infamous and heavily-criticized British law firm [...] Related posts: US District Court judge dismisses suit attacking Google’s search rankings British juror [...] |
| The Snore Sleep Inspector may be the perfect stocking stuffer–for yourself Posted: |
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