In a recent interview with PC World, Intel representatives make the bold claim that new ultrabook PCs will outclass current and future iPads. Intel is wrong.
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Intel is wrong about ultrabooks being better than iPads
With release of app for Android, photo-sharing community sees a huge influx of new users. [Read more]
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Instagram logs 2K signups a minute
Nearly 60 percent of smartphone users employ apps that access their location data despite having concerns about risks to their privacy and even personal safety, according to a survey conducted by ISACA, a nonprofit group that focuses on risk and security management.
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Study: Geolocation apps draw users, despite privacy concerns
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News of Fisker’s smaller second act left the ‘Net with many questions. Tonight, we hope to get some answers
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Fisker to debut Atlantic plug-in EV at NYC event tonight
Facebook will soon add place objects to its Open Graph API, making it easier for third-party developers to link their data about locations such as concert venues to Facebook users’ personal posts.
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Facebook to help third parties use location-related data
Disgraced Apple commentator briefly disables his Twitter account and takes his public blog private, only to resurrect them as speculation about his disappearance grows. [Read more]
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Mike Daisey disappears, then reappears
A new open-source rival has emerged from Citrix in the race to create a cloud for the people
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An Open-Source Food Fight in the Cloud
AAA Foundation in-car camera study of teen drivers shows distractions differ between the sexes. [Read more]
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AAA Foundation study says teen girls top boys in distracted driving habits
Cisco this week said it would invest close to $550 million in Brazil to expand its presence in the country and spur economic growth.
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Cisco shows Brazil the money