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Online democracy? Facebook letting users vote on privacy policy
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Facebook is going to allow its user base of nearly 1 billion people to vote on changes in its privacy policy.
Apple's Tim Cook would like iDevices assembled in the USA
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Sources in Apple's supply chain pointed out to DigiTimes that it would be "highly difficult" to relocate Apple's production lines to the United States. Currently, almost all of Apple's products are actually assembled in Asia.
Marvel sends "The Avengers" into space to the International Space Station (ISS)
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If the ads, magazines, comics, and movie weren’t enough for Marvel to promote their “Avengers,” then what is enough? Apparently, Marvel wants to take it a notch higher than Earth—literally—and send The Avengers into space.
New UICC (SIM card) form factor is 40% smaller than current design
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After the 55th ETSI Technical Committee (ETC) meeting in Osaka Japan on June 1st, the committee has agreed to a new form factor for the UICC, or SIM card.
Facebook may acquire Research In Motion to develop smartphone
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Before 2006, Facebook was a college dropout’s project, but six years later that same Facebook might take over Research In Motion (RIM)—a multibillion dollar company. Facebook recently bought out Instagram for about dollarsignr1 billion, and then rumored to also be in the process of buying out Opera for dollarsignr1.4 billion. RIM’s market cap is about dollarsignr5.2 billion—that’s five times Instagram’s check!
Crucial Adrenaline 50GB Caching SSD Review
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Crucial, the renowned European manufacturer of memory modules, was amongst first companies to have released a commercial SSD. The firm is a subsidiary company of Micron, the microchip developer and manufacturer. Both the company and the technology have come a long way since then, with Crucial now offering a full line-up of SSD drives for any kind of user. Today we are going to have a look at the Adrenaline, a 50GB caching SSD based on the popular Dataplex caching software.
iOS 6 apps will "deliver groundbreaking enhancements"
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Apple’s upcoming iPhone 5 will have a slimmer body, and a bigger screen, but also a new iOS. A source close to Apple has revealed that the iOS core aesthetic will remain intact, while the iOS apps coding has been rewritten to match the new iPhone’s hardware.
PowerA to unveil Android mobile gaming system at E3
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PowerA will unveil an Android-powered hand-held gaming system at E3 next week, marking the latest move into the growing field of mobile gaming.
EpicGear CompoXite Gaming Mousepad Revealed
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EpicGear, the emerging gaming peripherals company behind the Meduza gaming mouse, and HybridPad, plans to launch a fleet of new products, at this year's Computex event. These include its first keyboard, named DeZimator, and a new mouse-accessory named Skorpious. It also plans to make additions to its mousepad lineup, with the CompoXite series mousepads. We got a bunch of pictures.
Doctors trial Kinect for surgery
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Doctors are trialling Microsoft's Kinect camera and software to help with surgeries, further expanding the uses of the motion tracking device beyond console gaming.
Google registers .google, .docs, .lol and other domains
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Google has registered a large number of top-level domain names, including trademarks like .google, names relating to core business products like .docs, and stranger choices like .lol.
Judge Rules Oracle APIs Not Copyrightable
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Judge Alsup has ruled that the entire infringement point in the case between Oracle and Google was moot, as the Java APIs in question were not copyrightable, and therefor were open to use by anybody for free. This decision sets a landmark precedent in software law and copyright law, and will surely be tested in appeal.
ROCCAT Shows Off Lua Entry-Level Gaming Mouse
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Hamburg-based ROCCAT Studios is looking to capture a key entry-level price-point with its newest mouse, the ROCCAT Lua. The ambidextrous mouse is outfitted with Pro Optic R2 sensor, three buttons, and a groovy illuminated logo. The Lua, according to its makers, is "The Classic 3-Button Mouse: Re-Mastered."
Microsoft announces Windows 8 Release Preview and Upgrade Offer Program
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Today, Microsoft has announced the Windows 8 Release Preview which offers improvements to Mail, Photos and People apps. The company has also unveiled the details on the Upgrade Offer Program for customers who intend to purchase a new Windows PC.
ECS Rolls Out First Socket FM2 Motherboard - A85F2-A Deluxe
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ECS jumped the gun with launching its socket FM2 motherboard, the Black Series A85F2-A Deluxe. The motherboard seats AMD's next-generation "Trinity" accelerated processing units (APUs) in the FM2 package, and is based on the new AMD A85 FCH chipset.
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