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It’s a small step towards more productive and enjoyable flights, but European travelers are sure to be pleased by the move. Following a recent decision by the Federal Aviation Administration to allow the use of electronic devices during all phases of flight in the US, the European Commission a
He was the worst CEO in Microsoft’s long, storied history. Fortunately for Steve Ballmer, he was only the second but he acknowledges that it hasn’t been what he had expected. When outgoing Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced that he would retire after more than 30 years with the compan
If you are following the stock, you’d think that Twitter is somewhere in the same ballpark as Facebook in usage (since we know they’re not in the same realm when it comes to revenue). However, the real numbers are low – likely lower than most would have believed. The country where
There’s a real difference between the ways that punishment are handed down for technology infringements. The judge that received a letter from Free Software Foundation President Richard Stallman didn’t agree. Richard Stallman believes the U.S. patent system damages the software industry.
There’s no reason that social networking should only be limited to Americas or any country for that matter. Pinterest is hitting the world. Pinterest has added a new version that will be appealing to users in the Nordics. The interest-based social networking company announced that a localized
Just when you thought that the world of Zelda had reached its peak, they seem to keep coming up with hits. A Link Between Worlds is clearly no exception. The formula for a game like The Legend of Zelda is not something you mess with. It’s a timeless classic that has proven so successful that [&helli
It’s not something new as many had hoped. The computers of government employees have been getting attacked by Anonymous hackers for quite a while. According to Reuters, a recent FBI memo admits that hacking collective Anonymous has been accessing multiple US government computer systems and sto
Just one year after being released, Candy Crush Saga has reached over half a billion lifetime installs and boasts over 1 billion gameplays every day. It has been reported that King, the UK-based developer of the game, had confidentially filed for an IPO in the U.S. King, the maker of the addictive a
Kenesis, Amazon’s new cloud-based data analytics tool, can process and scrutinize massive amounts. The releases of this new tool demonstrates AWS’s continued effort to give customers more options for analyzing their data. Amazon Web Services this week rolled out a new clou
A Washington D.C.-based court has ruled that Homeland Security must reveal how and when it can use its ability to shut down cellular and wireless networks in times of crisis Homeland Security’s ability to shut down cellular and wireless networks in times of crisis, such as the potential of a r
The Darknet is the name given tot he dark, unregulated parts of the internet that authorities can’t reach. It is here where internet users can remain completely anonymous and free from prying eyes. It is also here that some of the most vile and disgusting crimes are committed or organized. If
Yahoo Japan has invested $27 million into BrightTag, a Chicago-based advertising software firm, in order to collect customer activity data. BrightTag announced plans to build a real-time data management platform for Yahoo Japan that will enable the company to collect customer activity data across we
