Apple’s iPhone gathers your location data for a revolutionary new maps app, sparking privacy concerns. But is it a real threat, or a step towards better mapping?
This episode of Noisecast features drunken hosts discussing tech news, white iPhones, and bizarre stories like people selling kids for $300. Listen for tech insights and shocking WTF news!
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Parents are suing Apple because their kids are making in-app purchases without their permission. Parents should be the ones authorizing these purchases.
Idiots File Class Action Suit Against Apple Because Kids Are Kids Read More »
The BBC is having a sale on its games, with titles from Doctor Who, Top Gear, and Where’s Waldo available for as little as 99 cents. We review three of the games: Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time, Top Gear: Stunt School, and Top Gear: Where’s Stig?
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Blaze Software’s study claiming Android’s browser is 52% faster than Safari may be inaccurate due to testing methodology issues.
Android vs iPhone browser speed test gets called out, Blaze backtracks 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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VR+ is a user-friendly voice recording app developed by SHAPE Services that not only allows for long duration recordings but also enables users to share their recordings on various social networks or via email. The paid version, available for $1.99, includes added features like volume control, audio quality enhancement, and Voice Activity Detection, which only records during human speech. The app is also available for Blackberry at $15, requiring Blackberry OS 4.2 or later.
VR+: Voice Recording App Review Read More »
Google’s Chrome OS offers a sleek and browser-centric computing experience, but its relevance and future remain uncertain. While it excels in simplicity and internet-based tasks, it falls short in replacing traditional PCs. Its fate hinges on Google’s strategy and the ongoing battle between netbooks, tablets, and PCs.
Editorial: (Ch)rome Total War Read More »
Apple and a number of iPhone app makers, including Pandora, were sued Monday for allegedly helping advertisers secretly create profiles of iPhone users — including their location — without their consent. For the full complaint and filing visit the Original Source at Wired’s Epicenter Blog.
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