The Reg: New blinged-up 'iPhone 5S' touted by Jobs FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE [Tue Aug 13 2013]

Daily Headlines 13 August 2013

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Business News IBM unleashes 'big data' on wind, solar power management Chinese megaplant adopts Big Blue's cloud tech – no, not that cloud, the ones in the sky Netflix dares UK freetards: Watch new Breaking Bad NOW or torrent it? Will Brit addicts cough up fiver to watch it or pirate it anyway? Facebook's No 2 banks $91m after BIG shares sale Sheryl Sandberg cashes in on stock price. Kerching ... bitch Tell me, professor, what is big data? A whole different dimension, says data scientist Mark Whitehorn Students, rejoice ... and squint! Google rents out textbooks to mobes Mountain View takes careful aim at academic publishers Channel News Another IBMer rolls into distribution UK channel exec Ian Jeffs heading for Arrow ECS Cloud News Amazon Web Services passes the enterprise duck test Talks like, walks like, and has parasites just like a trad IT vendor Data Centre News Deutsche Telekom launches 'NSA-busting' encrypted email service Small print: It only works between German email providers Bigger frames make Wi-Fi a power miser: boffins How many networks do you want to run to enable the internet of bits? Hardware News Elon Musk unveils Hyperloop – the subsonic tube of tomorrow SF to LA in 35 minutes, and no toilet breaks allowed Xbox 180: Microsoft scraps mandatory Kinect policy All-seeing, all-hearing Redmond stooge no longer on ALL the time 20 injured at LG phone giveaway as PR stunt turns into freetard riot Video Korean balloon frenzy turns shooty ZTE to flog Firefox OS mobe worldwide via eBay Unlocked, low-powered, and dirt cheap Google to snub Samsung, hand Nexus 10 to Asus – report And next Galaxy Nexus mobe could come from ... Motorola Networks News Rejoice, Australia: A dream tech workforce is coming ... in 2030! New Digital Technologies curriculum scores four per cent of class time BlackBerry pie sliced up: Nuke-plant OS, BBM chat app, etc sale mulled Bunch of bankers set out 'strategic alternatives' for RIM pieces New blinged-up 'iPhone 5S' touted by Jobs FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE 'Champagne gold' encased mobe rumoured for September unwrap Policy News New York State to investigate 'Wild West' Bitcoin industry Smuggling, money laundering, kiddie porn ... banking bod seeks the TRUTH Australian government websites in "compulsory mod" mode during election campaign Caretaker conventions mean politicised comments are forbidden for the duration Feds arrest rogue trucker after GPS jamming borks New Jersey airport test FCC promises crackdown on jammer use Gov: Half of new tech spending must be made with SME suppliers 'Come on guys, we've got to hit a target here' Notorious Mexican drug kingpin nabbed thanks to drones and spyware Los Zetas gang boss cuffed after surveillance operation Should UK tear Wi-Fi a new one at 5GHz? Speak your brains, says Ofcom This 2.4GHz town ain't big enough for both all of us China has another go at rare earth dominance First exchange will 'stabilise the market' as crackdown targets 'smugglers' The man from Del Monte, he says... NO! .delmonte gTLD bid crushed, juiced Squabble over 'untoward' bid to buy new dot-word Security News Android detective explains bitcoin borkage breadcrumbs A tale of twisted pseudo-random number generators Google ups ante to $5,000 for Chrome browser bug bounties Millions paid out so far – come and get it Mobe-slurping Wi-Fi RUBBISH BINS banned from London's streets Watchdog peers into robo-trash-cans that stalked half a MILLION City slickers The Pirate Bay's new censorship-dodging browser 'not secure' Iranians can now access 'ayatollahsucks.com'*. Oh S$%t, actually... The secure mail dilemma: If it's useable, it's probably insecure Analysis 'The writing's on the wall' – PGP daddy's crypto firm Software News Apple trademark filing may provide peek into iTunes Radio capability Does 'Live Listen' herald concert streaming? Titsup Apple app dev nerve-centre hauled back online after hack scare Cupertino bungs month of free access onto subs for weeks-long outage Waiting for a Windows Phone update? Let's talk again next year Microsoft's 'Blue Wave' will break in spring of 2014 – reports Think your smutty Snapchats can't be saved by dorks? THINK AGAIN Snapchat Save app promises hassle-free image and video capture Science News 100,000+ Earthlings star in 'reality TV contest' for ONE-WAY ticket to MARS Vid Watch and vote on thousands vying for a new life on the Red Planet Vulture 2 spaceplane flies to the 3D printing press We have seen the future of aviation, and it's hewn from living nylon Mother of Chelyabinsk spotted That Russian meteor? Plenty more where it came from Bootnotes News Oracle Team USA sailors admit breaking America's Cup rules Ellison's yacht racers hand in trophies

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