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Business News Murdoch machinations mean Microsoft must rename SkyDrive Any suggestions from readers? Fed watchdogs sniff around IBM's cloud revenue reporting It's official: Big Blue coughed up 'about' $2bn for SoftLayer Dell committee says 'no way' on takeover vote change Willing to extend the vote deadline on a sweetened deal, however HTC warns of likely loss next quarter Shares tumble to a nearly eight-year low How did Microsoft get to be a $1.2bn phone player? Hint: NOT Windows Phone +Comment Bill Gates anticipated Android in 2004... and they're cashing in now SAP's cloud sets on-premise bods free from licence fees... Oh, hang on Better read the fine print Apple FINGERED our personal packages every day, claim shop staff Hired fanbois demand thousands of dollars in sueball Wall St 'Likes' Facebook again: Shares edge up to pre-IPOcalypse price Show me the money ... bitch Kevin Bacon avoids slapped wrist after TV pipe-fatness claims EE done over for saying same thing on tinterwebs, though Amazon adds 5,000 warehouse workers in the US Shiny new faces at 'fulfillment centers' just in time for President Obama's visit Scalpers gouge China's fanbois for Genius Bar appointments Where there's a yuan there's a way... Channel News Dell: Gov's cost-cutting mania is driving away suppliers UK biz losing interest in gov contracts, warns PC giant Cloud News Cloud upstart ProfitBricks tries to undercut Amazon on price Grocery store takes on Walmart Google Glassholes can't take long walks off short piers thanks to Merc app Flash motor giant's new in-vision satnav mingles driving and dawdling Data Centre News Microsoft morphs HPC efforts into 'Big Compute' More than traditional supercomputing, and all about big gobs of CPU Symantec: We've lopped off half our heads, but look how well we're doing now Only 76 of 'top 146' senior officers remain, but revenues are up Upstart chip chef Diablo's DIMM yum dumplings cram NAND in RAM Solid-state storage wired into DDR3 bus CommVault gives Simpana the share 'n' sync treatment Another take on cloudless Dropbox for the enterprise Hardware News USB accelerates to 10 Gbps Version 3.1 signed off, Intel doesn't see it as unwelcome thunderbolt You mean it's not perfect? Google to ship first Chromecast software fix Invisible update to bring hardly noticeable changes Wii U sales plunge: Nintendo hopes Mario and Zelda will shift some kit Weak yen saves gaming firm's profit So, who here LURVES Windows Phone? Put your hands up, Brits Well, one in ten of you shunned Landfill Android, anyway Panasonic claims world's first ReRAM-equipped product Non-volatile RAM debuts in tiny packages, helping sensors to remember Magic Quadrant for enterprise backup and recovery Gartner published this report to help organizations navigate the myriad of solutions available to address their backup and recovery needs. Download now Networks News And the new ISP for US Starbucks stores is ... Google? AT&T ousted in nationwide Wi-Fi upgrade plan You're 30 years old and your PIN is '1983'. DAMMIT, biz mobe user Staffers hardly ever use alphanumerics, let alone complex passwords - report Move over, Freeview, just like you promised: You're hogging the 4G bed Digital TV tosses and turns as UK cleared for high-speed mobe internet Policy News Oz sets $AU900 million reserve for remaining 700 MHz spectrum Emergency services shunted to 800 MHz Google Glassholes to be BANNED from UK roads Drivers warned to keep eyes on road, not on YouTube Bipartisan senator group goes to bat for Apple in Samsung dispute Letter to Obama & Co. doesn't mention fruity firm, just plugs 'innovation', but... WikiLeaks: Manning guilty verdict sets 'dangerous precedent' Leaker faces up to 136 years topping up stripey suntan Airports' passport controls SHUT DOWN by 'malware' - report Think Heathrow queues are long? 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iLeak Apple secrets from a corner of regional Australia A teenager from regional Victoria with an interest in fashion is causing apparent grief for technology giant Apple by leaking prototypes of its products online weeks, if not months, before they are officially unveiled. Ben Grubb reports. Top stories US declassifies NSA program as further disclosure emerges 12:16pm | The US has declassified a court order authorising the collection of US phone records, as a new leak shows how the NSA spies on internet activity abroad. Kogan denies plan to dupe clients BEN GRUBB 7:33am | Low prices were just bait to sign up for mobile deals, phone users allege. Foxtel Play - internet viewers still second-class citizens Adam Turner 10:52am | Foxtel's patchwork approach to internet TV is finally coming together, but it's important to read the fine print. Online cannabis, ecstasy sales booming DANIELLA MILETIC 11:50pm | Researchers discover sharp rise in way certain illicit drugs are bought and sold online. Drones are a dirty business Andrew Purcell | Since 2002, the United States has killed thousands of people in missile strikes and covert military operations, including innocent civilians and even its own citizens. Zynga sues Bang with Friends app for trademark infringement 10:04am | Zynga has sued the maker of the Bang With Friends casual sex app, claiming it infringes Zynga's trademark for its "with friends" family of games. Microsoft Office comes to Android smartphones, but not tablets 11:10am | Microsoft is bringing a pared-down version of its Office software to Android phones, but is keeping the app off Android tablets. How to watch digital TV on computers, mobile devices Patrick Brennan | Patrick Brennan offers a guide on how to watch digital TV anywhere. WDTV Live: Stream come true IMAGING | Terry Lane tells us why WDTV Live is the way to go when it comes to streaming. Stand-alone speakers: Pump up the volume SIGHT AND SOUND | Rob Eastdown talks about the benefits of stand-alone speakers, AKA boom boxes. Cloud insurance demand to surge Stuart Corner 10:24am | Cloud insurance is set to surge due to US surveillance and possible data breach disclosure laws in Australia. NSA chief defends surveillance at Black Hat security conference 12:15pm | NSA director Keith Alexander jousted with hecklers as he defended the US spy agency's surveillance programs at the Black Hat security conference. Ex workers sue Apple, seek overtime 11:51am | Two former Apple employees accuse the company of subjecting workers to daily searches while they were off-the-clock, arguing they should be compensated. Facebook tops IPO price for first time 8:33am | Facebook has risen above its $US38 IPO price for the first time since its debut trading day.   Advertisement Advertisement Compare & Save Popular mobile phones Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB Apple iPhone 3GS 32GB Apple iPhone 8GB Nokia E71 HTC Magic Find the best mobile phone plan Calls per week a few (3) average (10) quite a lot (25) heaps! (50) Price per month don't care up to $20 up to $50 up to $75 up to $100 up to $150 Security Reminder: Fairfax Media digital never requests personal or credit card information via email. Be wary of suspicious emails claiming to offer Fairfax Media digital services. You are receiving this email as a registered Fairfax Media digital member. Your username is: garn14.tech@blogger.com. Your email address is: garn14.tech@blogger.com. If you do not want to receive further announcements from Fairfax Media digital, please unsubscribe here. Fairfax Media Limited. ABN 15 008 663 161. 1 Darling Island Road, Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW 2009. 1800 500 864. News | MyCareer | Domain | Drive | Finance | Mobile | RSVP | Travel | Weather Network Map | Member Centre

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