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- Daft patent war averted
- A British telco hacked my browser
- Samsung begins production of 8Gb LPDDR4 memory
- Ireland to hand over stored emails to USA
- Watchdog gives TripAdvisor poor review
- Manufacturers despair of Microsoft
- MIT invents new web programming language
- Putin gets Facebook page blocked
- Tablets, ultrabooks get cheaper and cheaper
- Saudi to spend $37 billion on IT
| Posted: 24 Dec 2014 02:01 AM PST Apple and Microsoft had teamed up to form a super patent troll called the Rockstar Consortium in a bid to take out Android. more» |
| A British telco hacked my browser Posted: 24 Dec 2014 02:00 AM PST
BT, Sky, and Virgin Media are struggling to get customers to say yes or no to the controversial adult content blocks, because unlike David Cameron, the majority of customers are happy with being able to see what they like. more» |
| Samsung begins production of 8Gb LPDDR4 memory Posted: 24 Dec 2014 01:58 AM PST
Moving to a new memory standard should significantly reduce the memory subsystem’s power consumption and will provide significant boosts to clock-speed. Samsung claiming that its LPDDR4 can hit 3.2GHz, if the wind is behind it and it is going downhill. more» |
| Ireland to hand over stored emails to USA Posted: 24 Dec 2014 01:58 AM PST
Microsoft is appealing a search warrant in the US for private email communications located in the company's facility in Dublin, arguing that US law does not allow the government to issue search warrants to obtain customer data stored overseas. more» |
| Watchdog gives TripAdvisor poor review Posted: 24 Dec 2014 01:49 AM PST The The regulator complained that people reading TripAdvisor Italy were unable to distinguish between genuine and fake reviews posted on the site. more» |
| Manufacturers despair of Microsoft Posted: 24 Dec 2014 12:49 AM PST
Microsoft is introducing an operating system next year called Windows 10 that is already delayed and will be free of charge to anyone who has made the mistake of instaling or buying Windows 8.1. more» |
| MIT invents new web programming language Posted: 24 Dec 2014 12:40 AM PST
They've just gone and invented a programming language called Ur/Web that they claim will let developers write web apps as self contained program. more» |
| Putin gets Facebook page blocked Posted: 23 Dec 2014 06:35 AM PST
The pages were promoting a rally to be held on January 15th supporting an opposition politician called Alexey Navalney. more» |
| Tablets, ultrabooks get cheaper and cheaper Posted: 23 Dec 2014 06:21 AM PST
ABI Research said that household income needed to buy either a tablet or ultrabook fell by 30 percent during the year, giving access to many new households. more» |
| Saudi to spend $37 billion on IT Posted: 23 Dec 2014 06:14 AM PST
IDC said that of that spend, IT services will represent the biggest chunk as chief information officers (CIOs) begin to look to hybrid cloud systems. more» |
What was shaping up to be the daftest and most expensive patent war in history has been averted.
Top British telcos are hijacking their customers' browsers to make sure that David Cameron's anti-porn filter rules are enforced.
Samsung has begun volume production of its 8Gb LPDDR4 memory chips, with expected commercial shipments in 2015.
The Irish government told the Americans that it is OK for them to use a treaty to ask it to turn over emails stored in Irish servers.
Italian antitrust watchdogs have been snuffling the rump of the travel advice site Trip Advisor and are unhappy with what they smelled.
A company based in Seattle that is launching an operating system next year is not getting a positive vote from hardware companies desperate to sell more kit.
Computer scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) think their invention might make life a lot easier if you're developing web pages.
A page on Facebook has been pulled in Russia after a state comms regulator asked the social networking corporation to pull it down.
Average selling prices (ASPs) of Intel based ultrabooks and tablets fell by close to eight percent this year in all markets worldwide.
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