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Internet Explorer 9 Will Soon Come To Xbox 360 With Kinect Controls

Internet Explorer 9 Will Soon Come To Xbox 360 With Kinect Controls

Microsoft has been trying to make Xbox 360 expand its influence from gaming alone to home theatre and lot more. Now, the company has some more features up its sleeves which it is planning on launching on its gaming console. For instance, according to reports, Microsoft is currently checking if a modified version of Internet Explorer 9 runs well enough on Xbox 360 or not.

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Acer Brings Aspire AS5750Z-4835 15.6-Inch Laptop

Acer has introduced a new Aspire AS5750Z-4835 Laptop powered by Intel Pentium B940 Processor with 15.6″ HD Widescreen CineCrystal LED Back-Lit Display and Mobile Intel HM65 Express Chipset. The other powerful features include 4096MB DDR3 1066MHz Memory, Intel HD Graphics, 500GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive and lot more. The AS5750Z-4835 is a great choice for students and business travelers because it’s super mobile and surprisingly powerful. The laptop is HDMI ready and includes optimized Dolby Advanced Audio v2 audio enhancement system.

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Aperion Brings ARIS Wireless Hi-Fi Speaker For Windows

Aperion has launched a Hi-Fi wireless speaker branded as Aperion ARIS. Initially this speaker only supports Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating systems. No matter on which device you are playing music – your desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone – you can listen through ARIS wireless speakers.

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Results Displayed By Search Engines Are Protected By First Amendment

Results Displayed By Search Engines Are Protected By First Amendment

Imagine that Google chooses not to display your website in its search results. While you may be vexed over it and think that it is illegal in some way, the fact is that Google, and all other search engines, are fully protected under the First Amendment to display whichever results they find good enough. This has been reported by a notable First Amendment scholar, Eugene Volokh.

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Sony’s HDR-CX260V 8.9 MP Camcorder With 30x Optical Zoom

Sony brings a high definition Handycam that is the newest model of 2012. Small and light with a sleek new design, the HDR-CX260V camcorder has 8.9 MP Camcorder and comes with 30x Optical Zoom. The Back-illuminated Exmor CMOS sensor provides outstanding resolution, better low-light performance, and beautiful, natural detail in both shadow and highlight areas. The camcorder has 16GB embedded Flash Memory to record up to 5 hours of stunning HD video. Operation is fun and simple with a Flat Touch Panel LCD you’ll control with your fingertips.

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Ebook: The Run For Profit

16 July, 2001. A Russian programmer named Dmitry Vitalevich Sklyarov was arrested by FBI for the violation of Digital Millennium Copyright Act. His fault was that he presented a study in DEFCON 2009 conference on how the DRM technologies used then could be hacked within seconds. The DRM technologies which were prawn to hacks included those from Adobe and Microsoft. On 19 July, 2001 Association of American Publishers stated their support for Sklyarov’s arrest. Probably, the publishers thought that piracy could be curbed by suppressing those who point out the flaws of the system. Little did they know that they were digging their own graves.

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Rumor: Flextronics Starts Manufacturing Xbox 720

Rumor: Flextronics Starts Manufacturing Xbox 720

Microsoft’s next gaming console, Xbox 720, remains as elusive as ever when it comes to the details regarding it. The company has been quite secretive of it, so most of what is being said about it is either rumor or speculation. For instance, now it is being reported that Texas-based company, Flextronics has now started work on a Microsoft project which is most probably the manufacturing of Xbox 720 units.

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Google Will Pay For Safari Privacy Setting Breach

Google Will Pay For Safari Privacy Setting Breach

In February, it was revealed that Google was bypassing Safari web browser’s privacy settings and was tracking users without their consent. Google quickly disabled its code responsible for the tracking and Apple then claimed it was “working to put a stop” to the issue. Now, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is preparing to fine Google for its activities and efforts to circumvent privacy restrictions in Apple’s Safari web browser to stop user tracking through ads on numerous sites across the web.

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