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iPad and suicide nets. Inside foxconn.

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DVD Association says taping DVDs with smartphones is good enough for educational use

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Researchers say GPS jamming is on the rise, raise concern that GPS spoofing may be next | The Verge

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UK Doctors To 'Prescribe' Phone Apps to Patients Instead of Check-ups

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Technique creates piezoelectric ferroelectric nanostructures

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Apache releases version 2.4, the first major update of their open source HTTP server in six years.

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REMEMBER to go to google.com/history and remove all your web history before the new Privacy Policy takes effect March 1st!!

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European Court of Justice To Examine ACTA For Rights Breaches

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New Ethanol Blend Puts Automobile Engine Warranties At Risk, And Worse, Due to Fuel/Engine Mismatch.

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Augmented reality promises astronauts instant medical knowhow

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Stratospheric superbugs offer new source of power

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New technique produces free-standing piezoelectric ferroelectric nanostructures from PZT material

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TIL why Japan is the most awesome.

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An energy-recycling computer circuit born at the University of Michigan will enable a new generation of power efficient laptop PCs and servers.

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The glowing core of Idaho National Laboratory's Advanced Test Reactor [2791x3668]

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How Mailinator compresses it's email by 90%

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How to Remove Your Google Search History Before Google's New Privacy Policy Takes Effect

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For Flash Player releases after 11.2, the Flash Player browser plugin for Linux will only be available via the "Pepper" API as part of the Google Chrome browser distribution and will no longer be available as a direct download from Adobe.

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Smart TVs: Not Such A Smart Idea

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RMR: Rick's Rant - Online Privacy (Embedded Media Link)

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How patent battles threaten the simple act of unlocking a phone

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Thanx v much! Celebrating 20 years of the humble text message

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Pirate Bay's Peter Sunde on the Copyright Mafia

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The White House has called for the US wireless broadband spectrum to be nearly doubled over 10 years.

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Ericsson uses software algorithms to triple uplink capacity in 3G networks

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Make a wish R2D2

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Anonymous has posted an explanation of how they plan to take down the Internet on March 31st.

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BBC News - Acta: EU court to rule on anti-piracy agreement

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Microsoft Launches All-Out Attack On Google Against Its Cloud-Based Apps With Googlighting Campaign

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Google Doodle Celebrating Heinrich Rudolf Hertz's 155th Birthday

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Google HUD Glasses Will Become Available For Purchase By The End Of 2012, Says Insider

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LG Optimus 3D Cube Becomes The First Smartphone With 3D Video Editing Support

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Nokia Teaser Video Tells Us To Get Ready To Capture A Pure View At MWC 2012

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[EFF] Government Pressures Twitter to Hand Over Keys to Occupy Wall Street Protester's Location Data Without a Warrant

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One stem cell burger: $330,000

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Privacy focussed search engine Scroogle.org shuts down permanently after DDoS attacks and being throttled by Google.

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How to use VPN to defeat ISPs and other network providers' deep packet inspection

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Google reportedly prepping heads-up display Android eyeglasses for 2012 launch

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With today's society becoming increasingly more dependent on GPS devices, a new threat has emerged. GPS spoofing and jamming.

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New startup converts blogs to podcasts automatically with API!

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Delta IV Heavy, Vandenberg AFB, from Oil Platform Irene - Jan 20, 2011. [1638x2048]

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3D-Printing T-Rex -- new technology will allow robot dinosaurs (really)

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Transistor Made Using a Single Atom May Help Beat Moore's Law -- The atom was etched into a silicon bed with "gates" to control electrical flow and metallic contacts to apply voltage.

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Google to Sell Heads-Up Display Glasses by Year's End

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Kim Dotcom bailed after new evidence

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Who Do You Trust Less -- the NSA or Anonymous?

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Why corporate cloud storage doesn't add up

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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Released From Prison

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The director of the NSA warned that Anonymous could have the ability, within the next year or two, to bring about a limited power outage in the US through a cyber attack

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Single Atom Transistor

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Microsoft Office to Become Available on Apple's iPad? Don't Believe the Hype

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Comcast launching Xfinity Streampix to compete with Netflix

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Microsoft launches no holds barred anti-Google campaign [video]

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Dutch Economics Minister Says ACTA Is Designed To Shut Down Child Porn Sites... Even Though That's Not True

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Facial Recognition Billboard Only Lets Women See the Full Ad

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Panasonic Reveals Eluga Android Smartphone With Dual-Core CPU And OLED Touchscreen

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Nokia Lumia 719 Gets Bluetooth SIG Certification

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LG L3, L5, And L7 Android Smartphones Introduced As Parts Of The L-Style Series

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Barnes & Noble Announces 8GB Nook Tablet, Available Today For The Same Price As The Amazon Kindle Fire

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How To Unprotect And Play M4V Audio Files On Other Non-Apple Devices

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iPhone 4S Available At China Telecom As Of March 9th

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Leaked iPad 3 Comparison Pics With The iPad 2 Show Tapered Edges, Bigger Camera, And More

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Taser's latest police weapon: The tiny camera and the cloud.

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The MPAA and RIAA should buy The Pirate Bay

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BBC News - App helps blind to send text messages

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Google would never understand what Microsoft has not figured yet

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Why Drones May Bring a Renaissance, Not Erosion, of Privacy -- Drone technology can easily erode the scraps of privacy we have left, but the creepiness of the eyes in the sky could force us to rethink our current legal framework for data collection.

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Does anyone else think there is an issue with technology such as this being rushed into production due to the demand for "new" technology...thoughts?

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Facebook also bypassing IE settings.

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Meet Ubuntu for Android: The Next Step in Ubuntu's Multi-Device Plan

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Police Raid File-Hosting Site, Arrest Operator and ISP

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Research, no motion: How the BlackBerry CEOs lost an empire | The Verge

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Canonical announces Ubuntu for Android

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Researchers find "leaks" in location privacy of GSM cell phones

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Secret GPS tracker terrifies Ontario man Ontario Provincial Police unable to identify who planted device on truck

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It's Not Speedy Being Green: Why Seagate is Ditching the "Low-Power" HDD Market

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Solar-Panel Giant Poised to Get Even Bigger -- Solar Frontier, which opened the world's largest CIGS solar-panel plant, makes plans for more factories.

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Petition the UK government to prevent our private data being collected and saved for a year.

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The Pirate Bay to defy international crackdown on filesharing websites - Site says it will bypass attempts to shut it down with a more covert system for illicitly downloading films and music

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BBC News - Social messaging apps 'lost networks $13.9bn in 2011'

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Belgian Anti-Piracy Group Facing Copyright Fraud, Embezzlement & Money Laundering Charges

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Google now facing class-action suit over Safari cookie circumvention

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UN to regulate internet on global scale UN to start negotiations for international internet regulation.

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Spectrum Crunch: US may run out of airwaves next year

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New 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 (MSM8960) Dual-Core CPU Benchmarked, Absolutely Blows The Socks Off All Other Publicly Released Phone CPUs

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50% of Connected TVs Aren't even "Connected"

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Android is most-used smartphone OS in UK, overtaking Apple, data shows

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Apache releases first major new version of popular Web server in six years

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TOP Most 5 tech surely available in upcoming Days (Concept)

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New $199 Nook Tablet to compete with Fire

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Canadian universities sign bone-stupid copyright deal with collecting society: emailing a link is the same as making a photocopy

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Court Orders Danish ISPs To Block Grooveshark

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Forget SSDs, here comes ReRAM

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BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 is here

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Microsoft attacks Google over privacy, ignores the exact same violations from its partner, Facebook

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Canadian Universities Agree To Ridiculous Copyright Agreement That Says Emailing Hyperlinks Is Equal To Photocopying

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Ericsson's vision of a networked society expands with "Thinking Cities"

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Pirate Bay: The RIAA Is Delusional and Must Be Stopped

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Court Orders ISP To Block Grooveshark

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Spray-on Nanoparticle Mix Turns Trees Into Antennas

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