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Bluetooth Detection System Used To Track Actual Travel Times

Usually, you know how long it would take you to reach a place given its distance from your present location. But often, you end up miscalculating the amount of traffic congestion on the road, leading to delays. Now, the City of Calgary in Canada is implementing a bluetooth detection system which would calculate the time to travel between two places, in real time.

Big Data From Social Media May Directly Affect Movies In The Coming Days

vThe success or failure of a movie is nearly always unknown until it hits the big screen. The response from initial screenings is sufficient to predict how well the movie is going to do on the box office. It now seems that the big data from social media is going to be increasingly significant in making such predictions.

Adobe To Release Retina Display Supported Photoshop CS6 On December 11

Adobe has cited in its site that it is going to host its “Create Now Live” event on December 11. The company has promised to reveal “What’s next in Adobe Photoshop.” On the other side, Adobe has released a teaser video for Photoshop CS6 in YouTube. The video has provided some exciting hints.

Bing Launches ‘Don’t Get Scroogled’ Campaign Against Google

Remember the character ‘Scrooge’ from Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol”? Apparently, the folks over at Microsoft have decided that it is apt to give Google a similar title, and have thus launched a website named Scroogled.com to reveal the allegedly dishonest practices of the search giant.

FBI Double-Crossed Kim Dotcom On MegaUpload Investigation

MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom has been fighting desperately to prove himself innocent. And now it seems he has got some solid points for which he says “We’ve Hit The Jackpot.”

No Discount For Google Nexus 7 Tablets On Cyber Monday

Google has confirmed that there will be no discount on Nexus 7 tablets, as they are already being available at discounted price.

Beware: Your Online Info Is Collected And Sold By Companies

The thing about any kind of information placed on the internet is this – you can never be sure that it is 100% secure. Same applies to the personal information of more than a billion users placed across multiple social media sites. Apparently, some companies actually collect this info and then sell it to other companies and federal agencies.

ITU’s Upcoming Internet Treaty Conference Opposed by European Parliament

We recently reported that Google has launched a page criticizing the efforts of International Telecommunications Union (ITU) to give the governments a greater control over internet. Members of the European Parliament have cited similar concerns now.