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Shared Reminders Feature Appears On Apple’s iCloud.com Website

Shared Reminders Feature Appears On Apple’s iCloud.com Website

Over the past few days Apple has rolled out the Shared Reminders feature to the web-based version of iCloud.
By On October 17, 2012 Respond
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File-Sharers Buy 30% More Music Compared To Others

File-Sharers Buy 30% More Music Compared To Others

According to a new study by a public policy forum, American Assembly, file sharers in US buy 30% more music compared to non-P2P users.
By On October 17, 2012 Respond
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Chinese Government Nabs 700 Cybercriminal Gangs

Chinese Government Nabs 700 Cybercriminal Gangs

In a statement released by China's Ministry of Public Security, the authorities have been able to bust 700 cybercriminal gangs based in China.
By On October 16, 2012 Respond
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Linus Torvalds Compares Hard Disks To Satan

Linus Torvalds Compares Hard Disks To Satan

Linus Torvalds, the genius who created Linux, has compared traditional hard disks to Satan and said these shouldn't be used in PCs.
By On October 15, 2012 Respond
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About 230 Million Mobile Users Now Have Free Wikipedia Access

About 230 Million Mobile Users Now Have Free Wikipedia Access

Wikimedia Foundation has recently inked a deal with Saudi Telecom Company which allows the telecom's users to access Wikipedia absolutely free of charge.
By On October 15, 2012 Respond
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LulzSec Hacker ‘Neuron’ Admits Having Breached Sony Pictures Servers

LulzSec Hacker ‘Neuron’ Admits Having Breached Sony Pictures Servers

A LulzSec hacker going by the nick 'neuron' was involved in Sony Pictures website breach last year. Police has now arrested him and he has pleaded guilty.
By On October 15, 2012 1 Response
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Web Browser Flaw In Firefox 16 Fixed By Mozilla

Web Browser Flaw In Firefox 16 Fixed By Mozilla

As soon as Mozilla released Firefox 16, it was discovered that the new version contained a very serious security issue. Mozilla has now resolved the problem.
By On October 15, 2012 Respond
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US Gears Up For Pre-Emptive Action Against Cyber Attacks

US Gears Up For Pre-Emptive Action Against Cyber Attacks

In a recent speech at a gathering, US defense secretary Leon Panetta stated that the government was exploring the possibility of pre-emptive action against imminent cyber attacks.
By On October 14, 2012 Respond
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Yahoo’s Redesigned Homepage Leaked Ahead Of Public Release

Yahoo’s Redesigned Homepage Leaked Ahead Of Public Release

We have been hearing about a possible redesign of Yahoo's homepage. Now, it seems, images of redesigned homepage have leaked on the web ahead of public release.
By On October 14, 2012 Respond
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Scales Tip In Google’s Favor In The Battle Over Digitizing Libraries

Scales Tip In Google’s Favor In The Battle Over Digitizing Libraries

Google has been in a row with the publishers as well as authors over its 'Google Books' venture. But it seems that the legal scales are tipping in its favor.
By On October 14, 2012 Respond
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Major Security Flaw Found In Facebook’s Mobile Site

Major Security Flaw Found In Facebook’s Mobile Site

A security enthusiast recently discovered that simply by searching a person through his phone number, anyone can view the entire profile of targeted the user on Facebook's mobile site.
By On October 13, 2012 Respond
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WikiLeaks Launches ‘PayWall’ For Accessing Leaked Material, Angers Supporters

WikiLeaks Launches ‘PayWall’ For Accessing Leaked Material, Angers Supporters

WikiLeaks has launched a kind of 'Paywall' for its leaked material, asking the visitors to make a donation or buy a promotional product to access the leaked Stratfor emails.
By On October 13, 2012 Respond
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FTC Starts Drafting Antitrust Case Against Google

FTC Starts Drafting Antitrust Case Against Google

Federal Trade Commission has been investigating antitrust allegations against Google for quite some time and is now drafting a formal case against the company.
By On October 13, 2012 Respond
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Indian Railway Passengers Can Now Track About 6,500 Trains In Real-Time Via RailRadar

Indian Railway Passengers Can Now Track About 6,500 Trains In Real-Time Via RailRadar

Indian Railways has launched a new web app called RailRadar, a live train tracking service. Using RailRadar anyone can track about 6,500 Indian trains in real-time.
By On October 13, 2012 Respond
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Hacker Wins $60,000 From Google For Cracking Chrome

Hacker Wins $60,000 From Google For Cracking Chrome

A hacker who goes by the nick of 'Pinkie Pie' was able to crack Google's Chrome browser in the Pwnium hacking contest, winning $60,000.
By On October 13, 2012 Respond
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