Motorola Mobility has secretly relocated its headquarters to San Diego, California, seeking to revitalize its Android development and strengthen ties with Google.
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Microsoft is reportedly killing off its Zune hardware line, instead focusing on its Zune software. The company will continue to sell the Zune HD, but it will not release any new hardware. Microsoft will instead focus on expanding its Zune software to other devices.
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In this week’s episode of the podcast, we discuss the Sony shakeup, Twitter’s war on third party devs, iPad sales, and more. We also talk about the defeat of ACTA, the creepy new app that wants more strangers to approach you, and Bill Gates’ new explanation of Terrapower.
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Researchers have discovered a way to hack cars using Bluetooth, potentially allowing attackers to take control of steering, brakes, and other critical systems. While the attack is still complex and requires specialized equipment, it’s a worrying sign of the increasing vulnerability of our cars to cyberattacks.
Car Tech – Part Deux: The Hacking Read More »
Bulletstorm is an awesome first-person shooter game that is full of action, humor, and style. It has a great campaign mode, a fun multiplayer mode, and a unique Skill Point system that rewards you for killing enemies in creative ways.
A Time To Kill… Dicks Read More »
Some iPhone users are reporting that their smartphones have been adjusting the time backwards instead of forward for daylight savings time. So, if you rely on your iPhone as your primary timekeeper, be sure to double check the time before heading out the door today. You don’t want to be late for your important meetings!
Another iPhone DST bug. Go figure. Read More »
Good news for T-Mobile customers who want an iPad 2! A Twitter user has posted a screen capture of an iPad 2 running on T-Mobile’s network. The iPad is still carrier unlocked, so you can take it with you when you travel internationally and avoid paying roaming charges.
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Illinois is the fourth state to pass a law that taxes online purchases. The tax goes into effect immediately and applies to all online retailers that don’t have a brick-and-mortar store in Illinois. This means that Amazon.com, Overstock.com, and B&H Photo, among others, will now be required to collect sales tax from Illinois customers.
Amazon kills off 9,000 affiliates in Illinois due to internet sales tax, businesses flee Read More »
In an ironic twist, Napster co-founder Justin Timberlake is bidding for Warner Music Group, one of the major record labels that sued Napster for copyright infringement. The outcome of the bid is still uncertain, but it would be a major WTF moment in tech history if Timberlake’s consortium wins.
Napster co-founder to own a part of Warner Music Group? Read More »
Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 has crossed the 10,000 app threshold, making it a true contender in the mobile app market. This is a significant milestone for the platform, as it shows that developers are taking it seriously and creating high-quality apps for it.
Windows Phone 7 Hits A Milestone Read More »
Twitter has announced that it is no longer allowing developers to create third-party clients for its service. The company says that this is because it does not want to confuse users with the differences that each client has. However, many developers believe that Twitter is simply trying to eliminate competition for its own apps.
Haven’t Found A Twitter Client To Suit You Yet? Well Don’t Wait For One. Read More »
After months of anticipation, Chrome OS devices are finally set to be released by the middle of this year. Get ready to experience the future of computing with Chrome OS!
Chrome OS laptops coming mid-year Read More »
The 8.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan has caused widespread devastation, not only in terms of human life but also to the global tech industry. Major tech companies such as Apple, Dell, and Sony rely on Japanese suppliers for parts and components, and the earthquake has disrupted their supply chains. This could lead to delays in production and shortages of products. The full extent of the damage is still unknown, but it is clear that the earthquake will have a significant impact on the tech industry.
Calm before the storm: Japan earthquake to have major impact on tech sector Read More »
The Motorola Xoom is already a pretty sweet tablet, and despite being overpriced, it is a serious competition for the iPad. And now it’s about to get even better. Adobe says its Flash will finally be ready for it on March 18th. This will definitely be something to add to the list of things (4G, Bigger screen, Better screen resolution, etc.) that Motorola’s Xoom can hang over the iPad’s head.
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