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Lenovo Windows 8 ThinkPad Tablet 2 announced, includes pen input and dock
(theverge.com)
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GNOME Developers Lay Out Plans for GNOME OS
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So the metric that matters in the web server market is that Microsoft is killing Apache, Nginx by taking a huge percentage of the profits with IIS? It's funny how pereception can be manipulated when you have a bunch of influential bloggers
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I wouldn't be too concerned about Google's profits personally. Look at how they got around iOS Safari's blocking of third party cookies(and are paying a fine for it). They'll find some way to do it. Also, DNT does not apply when the user i
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Looks like Microsoft has added some language at setup to inform the user. From http://www.zdnet.com/microsoft-sticks-to-default-do-not-trac... >Customers will receive prominent notice that their selection of Express Settings turns DNT
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Oracle, Google judge orders disclosure of paid media
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Microsoft sticks to default Do Not Track settings in IE 10
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Samsung China Assembler Employs Child Workers, Group Says - Bloomberg
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Kim Dotcom raid illegal, New Zealand court rules
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> ..and most can’t speak even speak English. What are you trying to say there? > Their recruiters throw them in camps with miserable living conditions. Really? Camps? >These workers start working for the American corporations If
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Microsoft said to block ability to boot straight to desktop in Windows 8
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NASA's Mars Rover Crashed Into a DMCA Takedown
(motherboard.vice.com)
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Then campaign for unlocking the bootloader on the iPad, which is the largest selling "ARM platform" by a huge margin. Interesting that no one seems to care about that.
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We have a huge malware problem and these folks are worried that there's one more setting that a user might need to change before installing Linux? You know, apart from changing the boot order of the devices, partitioning the hard disk, inst
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HTC’s Android dream in tatters as HTC One sales disappoint
(wmpoweruser.com)
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Appigo Is Threatening To Sue Android Apps For Using The Word "ToDo"
(androidpolice.com)
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BlackBerry: other manufacturers could license our new BB10 platform
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Unfortunately, that's exactly how it seems to be working, with the post getting flagged and ranking way below the page and below other posts with less upvotes and posted earlier. Typical HN behavior really.
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Microsoft completes Windows 8 development, announces RTM
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The Ad Contrarian: Advertising And The Future Of Apple [2011]
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Everyone seems to be getting confused about patents vs. design patents here. Can anyone explain whether design patents are at play here(the rounded corner one for the iPad from 2004) and how prior art affects design patents? Also, what if t
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I find it strange how people refer to a Windows RT tablet as an "ARM computer", but the iPad, Kindle Fire, Nook and a zillion other Android tablets(most of which have locked bootloaders, hello "Dangerous Precedent"!) are not referred to as
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First, I am sure almost everyone here wants Ouya to succeed. I think some are very concerned with the hand waving away of real issues in all the hype surrounding this, which rings alarm bells and raises red flags reminiscent of other fail
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The Ad Contrarian: Advertising And The Future Of Apple
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Reporter suspended from Twitter following tweet run-in with NBC
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Maybe at the time they weren't and thus not relevant to the lawsuit, but they look very very similar to the iPhone 4/4S.
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The ones with the Sony and "Jony" logos are missing? http://www.theverge.com/2012/7/26/3189309/apple-sony-iphone-...
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John Romero Speculates On The Future of Ouya
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Best Buy: Users returned Samsung tablets because they thought were getting iPads
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Motorola Android devices banned in Germany for infringing Microsoft's patent
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