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Amazon Dips Its Toe Into the Brisk WiFi Waters

Amazon has run tests on WiFi technology that could give Kindle users direct Internet connectivity, according to a recent Bloomberg report ...

Former Windows Boss Sinofsky Resurfaces in VC World

Former Microsoft executive Steven Sinofsky, who shocked the high-tech industry when he abruptly parted ways with the company shortly after Windows 8 was launched, has joined venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz as a board partner ...

Failed Funding Effort Blunts Canonical’s Ubuntu Edge

Canonical raised more than US$12 million over 30 frantic days of crowdfunding its ambitious Ubuntu Edge superphone project, but it was still short some $20 million by the time the effort closed on Wednesday ...

Open Source Meets Textbook Publishing – Much Cash Freed Up

There's no denying the growing impact of open source software in today's business landscape, but for those who want additional proof of the open approach's viability, there's OpenStax College. Since 2012, the initiative has been producing peer-reviewed open source textbooks under a Creative Commons license ...

Facebook Aims to ‘Friend’ the World – With Benefits

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday launched Internet.org, a project with a goal no less lofty than to provide Internet access to everyone on the planet ...

Groklaw Shutters Doors Over Email Privacy Concerns

The continuing flood of news about the NSA's surveillance of Americans' communications, which has already forced secure email providers Lavabit and Silent Circle to shut down, has now claimed yet another victim ...

No Bounty for Zuckerberg Page Hacker, Facebook Says

Facebook, which offers a bounty of US$500 or more to anyone who discovers a bug in its system, has come under fire for refusing to reward an out-of-work Palestinian programmer who reported a vulnerability that let people post to strangers' accounts without authorization ...

Google, Gmail and the Persistent Privacy Pickle

Most of us have a hard enough time keeping track of the security implications of the services we've signed up for, but recently an assertion was made that should send chills down the spine of virtually anyone who ever uses the Web ...

The Supersized Smartphones Cometh

There's no doubt phablets have become increasingly commonplace in the mobile computing arena, but several new devices promise to take the tablet-smartphone hybrids to bigger size extremes than ever ...

The Age of Quantum Information Teleportation Dawns

Researchers at ETH Zurich, a university of science and technology, have teleported information from one end of a superconducting circuit to another -- a distance of 6mm ...

Reach Out and Touch Any Surface With Kinect-Based Ubi

Ubi Interactive, a graduate of the Microsoft Kinect Accelerator program, has begun taking orders for software that will turn almost any surface into a 3D touchscreen when combined with a Kinect device and a projector ...

Linux Burrows Deeper Into the Enterprise

Server-side Linux has been pushing into the enterprise for some years now, and 42 percent of respondents to a survey conducted on behalf of Linux vendor SUSE said it was either their primary server OS or one of their top server platforms ...

Microsoft Sets Oct. 18 Arrival Date for Spiffed-Up Windows 8.1

Microsoft on Wednesday announced that it will begin rolling out Windows 8.1 to the general public on Oct. 18 ...

Hackers Breach Dalai Lama’s Government-in-Exile Website

Hackers have hit the website of the Central Tibetan Administration, the Tibetan government-in-exile established by the Dalai Lama in 1959 after he was forced out of Tibet, according to Kaspersky Lab Senior Security Researcher Kurt Baumgartner ...

Kim Dotcom Charges Into Secure Email Fray

In the wake of the voluntary shutdown of two secure email services this past week to prevent the NSA from obtaining information about their subscribers, Internet bad boy Kim Dotcom's cloud-based file hosting service Mega is stepping up. ...

Elon Musk Blazes Hyperloop Trail

Uber-industrialist Elon Musk on Monday released the alpha plans for his proposed Hyperloop high-speed travel system between San Francisco and Los Angeles ...

Android Flaw Could Empty Bitcoin Wallets

Android device owners who use Bitcoins may have their digital currency stolen because of a security flaw in Android, the Bitcoin Foundation has warned ...

Researchers Solve Knotty Problem in Pursuit of Data Storage Breakthrough

Researchers at the University of Hamburg in Germany have, for the first time, written and deleted data on single hypothetical particles called "skyrmions." ...

IBM Creates Software Ecosystem for Thinking Chip

IBM on Thursday announced a software ecosystem tailored for what in essence amounts to a computing architecture that works like the human brain ...

For NSA, Americans’ Emails Are an Open Book

The NSA is reading communications between Americans and foreigners abroad, despite its denials, The New York Times reported ...

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