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- USPTO grants Facebook ‘Face’ trademark
- Review: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – the long journey here
- What will Apple’s specials be this year?
- 911 could receive text messages
- Streaming video changes Netflix pricing
- The iPhone 4 update to iOS 4.2
- Twitter joke trial becomes test case
- Is the future of eBooks really disposable paper eReaders
| USPTO grants Facebook ‘Face’ trademark Posted: Facebook has won the right to trademark the word ‘Face’. Seriously? This would be funny if it wasn’t so damn wrong. According to TechCrunch, Facebook is just a couple of steps away from being awarded the trademark for the word [...] Related posts: Facebook wants to control the words “Face” and “Book” Google Adwords to [...] |
| Review: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – the long journey here Posted: |
| What will Apple’s specials be this year? Posted: Black Friday is so named because many retailers spend the preceding 10 months and change losing money, biding their time until the day after Thanksgiving when they will start making money for the year — needless to say, that’s not Apple’s game. So, it should come with little surprise that the Cupertino, California-based [...] Related [...] |
| 911 could receive text messages Posted: |
| Streaming video changes Netflix pricing Posted: Netflix has changed their entire price list, raising all prices, and adding a plan that contains no DVDs at all. That’s right, you can now join Netflix and receive unlimited streaming downloads for $7.99. My email yesterday contained an announcement from [...] Related posts: Angry Blockbuster customers may be the best Christmas gift for Netflix [...] |
| The iPhone 4 update to iOS 4.2 Posted: This space has contained a number of columns in the past about very ragged updates to the operating systems of iPhone 3G and 3GS models. Has the ride gotten less bumpy with iOS4.2 and the iPhone 4? Perhaps the uncaring [...] Related Posts: Benefits vs. problems â€" iOS4 for 3G Apple releases Airport Extreme update [...] |
| Twitter joke trial becomes test case Posted: Paul Chambers, the British man convicted and fined for a flippant comment on Twitter, will be appealing to a higher court. The appeal will challenge the way in which the relevant communications law is applied online. As we’ve previously covered, Chambers was convicted of [...] Related posts: Twitter joke trial appeal rejected Twitter gag leads [...] |
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