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FCC moves toward IP transition of phone networks

01.30.2014 12:20 PM

The commission approves trial runs for converting copper networks to IP

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Tor-enabled malware stole credit card data from PoS systems at dozens of retailers

01.30.2014 1:25 PM

Details of over 50,000 credit and debit cards have been stolen from 119 PoS terminals infected with a malware program called ChewBacca

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Startup Altiscale offers Hadoop hosted service

01.30.2014 1:25 PM

Yahoo Hadoop veterans band together to offer an Hadoop-as-a-service

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Google sales rise despite Motorola slip

01.30.2014 2:10 PM

The company also had mixed results in its ads business

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SDN thinking lags behind technology, VMware's Casado says

01.30.2014 2:10 PM

Most enterprises need help moving beyond traditional networks, the SDN pioneer said

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Report: Satya Nadella to be named Microsoft CEO; Gates out, too

01.30.2014 3:32 PM

According to Bloomberg, Microsoft's board will name cloud chief Satya Nadella Microsoft's next chief executive.

Yahoo acknowledges Yahoo Mail hack

01.30.2014 3:51 PM

Yahoo acknowledges that hackers attacked a third-party database and collected an undlsclosed number of passwords and usernames.

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01.30.2014 3:58 PM

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Video service Blinkx contests Harvard professor's analysis

01.30.2014 4:45 PM

Ben Edelman, who studies deceptive Web advertising, contends Blinkx misleads users and cheats advertisers

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Obama selects cryptologist to head US NSA

01.30.2014 8:05 PM

Vice Admiral Michael S. Rogers will take over amid demands for reform of the NSA

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How Nokia's fake Windows phone could save the real one

01.31.2014 3:00 AM

The rumored "Normandy" Android phone could be "training wheels" for a Windows Phone, with Android apps and cloud services to help lure in users.

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On Paper, Facebook's a Different Story
Canada Used Airport WiFi Snooparound
Nintendo Makes Health the New Name of the Game
Here Comes the Sun-Powered MacBook?
Viber's a Worthy Alternative to Outgoing GrooveIP
Slipshod Security, Human Frailty Made @N Ripe for Plucking

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On Paper, Facebook's a Different Story
Facebook on Thursday announced next week's launch of Paper, a free app
for iOS that combines user and curated content into a personalized news
medium. Users can create stories as well as receive stories based on
their interests and organized into sections. The sections cover
everything from sports, world news and animal pictures to business,
photography and food.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/79896.html

Canada Used Airport WiFi Snooparound
Canadian authorities used information culled from a free Internet
service at a major national airport to track the wireless devices of
scores of travelers. The Communications Security Establishment Canada,
or CESC, received information from the unnamed airport's free WiFi
system and then used that data to track travelers whose devices later
popped up at WiFi locations in other parts of the country.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/79897.html

Nintendo Makes Health the New Name of the Game
Nintendo is planning a new product offering that will take the company
beyond traditional gaming and into the world of health, it announced on
Thursday. Coming hard on the heels of a grim earnings report that
prompted a pay cut for President and CEO Satoru Iwata, Nintendo's
announcement was described with only the barest of details at a briefing
for investors and media.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/79895.html

Here Comes the Sun-Powered MacBook?
Apple wants to use natural energy sources to keep MacBooks powered while
on the move. The company has won a patent for a laptop with a lid that
features a second display, touch inputs and solar cells. The latter
could help users keep their MacBooks' batteries topped up without having
to plug in an external charger. Apple filed its application in 2010, and
USPTO granted it this week.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/79892.html

Viber's a Worthy Alternative to Outgoing GrooveIP
Google has been clamping down on third-party apps that ride piggyback on
its Google Voice telephony service. A merger between Google Voice and
Hangouts this year will result in the shuttering of an open protocol
exploited by apps that used the Google Voice service for free SMS
texting and VoIP calling. The days of free Internet-based in-U.S.
smartphone calls over Google's network are numbered.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/79881.html

Slipshod Security, Human Frailty Made @N Ripe for Plucking
GoDaddy reportedly has admitted one of its employees handed out customer
information to a scammer who carried out a scheme to obtain a prime
Twitter account. Naoki Hiroshima, a developer at Echofon, this week
detailed how the scammer was able to force him to hand over his prime
Twitter account, @N. The scammer used social engineering to accomplish
his goal.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/79890.html

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