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Mai 25, 2013, 20:20 GMT

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  • European Commission Launches $12 Billion Chip Support Campaign
  • Scanner Identifies Malware Strains, Could Be Future of AV
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  • How To Hack Twitter's Two-Factor Authentication
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  • Wired Top Stories sguniiztrii
    Mai 26, 2013, 0:06 GMT

  • Wired Space Photo of the Day: Supermassive Black Hole Jets
  • From <em>Arrested Development</em> to <em>Dr. Who</em>, How Binge Watching Is Changing Our Culture
  • The Xbox One Misses the Perfect Set-Top Box Target
  • Better Place Runs Out of Juice, Reportedly Plans Bankruptcy
  • BMW Fires a Legendary Motorcycle Into the 21st Century
  • 30 Things You Didn't Know About <i>Return of the Jedi</i>
  • Here Are 4 New <em>Arrested Development</em> Clips to Prepare You for the Weekend
  • Tech Time Warp of the Week: Apple's (Other) 1984 Advertising Masterpiece
  • Game|Life Podcast Ponders the Cloud-Based Future of Xbox One
  • New Wireless Electronics Could Heal Wounds and Then Dissolve
  • Holder Signed Off on Warrant Identifying Fox News Reporter as Criminal Conspirator
  • Planets Converge to Form Rare Glowing Triangle This Weekend
  • New Details on the Unroyal End of Richard III, 'King in the Car Park'
  • Holder Should Demand Feds Get a Warrant to Read Our E-mail
  • Obama Just Made Himself a Prisoner of His Own Gitmo Policy
  • DIY Market Slows Dramatically as 3-D Printing Hits Its Industrial Stride
  • Silicon Swagger: Tech Titans Embrace Big Architecture in Staggering New HQs
  • This Week's Weirdest Wild Animal Incidents
  • Germany's Einstein Tower Is Relatively Important
  • The Declassification Engine: Your One-Stop Shop for Government Secrets
  • Enormous Museum Collection of Insects Needs Your Help
  • One Small Town's Fight to Banish a Brutal Mexican Cartel
  • The $99 Ouya Is No PlayStation or Xbox, and That's Just Fine
  • The App Can Wait: Nextdoor's Big Bet on Slow iGrowth
  • Research Vessel Sets Record for Solar-Powered Transatlantic Voyage
  • 'Kindle Worlds' Lets Authors Publish Fan Fiction &mdash; At Dubious Cost
  • Exclusive: Congressman Preps Bill to End Terror War Authority
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  • Solar-Powered Plane Breaks World Record for Distance




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    The Register sguniiztrii
    Mai 25, 2013, 22:44 GMT

  • Phones for the elderly: Testers wanted for senior service
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  • Amazon expands Appstore reach, gives devs more user data
  • Now it gets serious: Fracking could RUIN BEER
  • Reports: New Xbox could DOOM second-hand games market
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  • Wikileaks leaks documentary script about Wikileaks
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  • World's richest hobo (Apple) has worked 'tax-free' in Ireland since '80s
  • Security Twitteratti: Twitter's 2FA does sweet FA for biz
  • Judge: Evidence will likely show Apple DID fix ebook prices
  • ServiceKey, Oracle end 'grey market' code spat without bloodshed
  • BBC suspends CTO after it wastes ?100m on doomed IT system
  • Open wide, Google: Here comes an advertising antitrust probe
  • El Reg drills into Office 365: Email migration
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  • Paul Allen buys lovingly restored vintage V-2 Nazi ballistic missile
  • Hey, you, dev. What do you mean, storage is BORING?
  • Curse you, old person, for inventing computers!
  • Feds slam hacker-friendly backdoors in jalopy, grub factories
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  • Microsoft exposes green users' privates in web quiz snafu
  • Woolwich beheading sparks call to REVIVE UK Snoopers' Charter
  • Is the next-gen console war already One?
  • Internet advertising giant (Google) 'mulls' map app Waze gobble
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  • Grim outlook for Big Storage as revenues dip across board
  • INSIDE GCHQ: Welcome to Cheltenham's cottage industry
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  • US Senator introduces 'Patent Abuse Reduction Act'
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  • Peak Facebook: British users lose their Liking for Zuck's ad empire
  • SoftBank gives Washington veto over Sprint board job
  • STROKE this mouse to make apps POP, says Microsoft
  • Oz shared services collapse looks bad for NetApp
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  • Samsung, carriers tout first Tizen mobes for late 2013
  • Google to double encryption key lengths for SSL certs by year's end
  • Facebook Home phone plans canned in the UK
  • Joyent cuts prices on cloudy infrastructure
  • Yahoo! continues quest for youth with yet another acquisition
  • Internet2 superfast-boffinry network peers with Azure cloud
  • Google slashes App Engine NoSQL data storage prices by 25 per cent
  • Orange customer clobbered with SIX-FIGURE phone bill




  • Linux Journal - The Original Magazine of the Linux Community sguniiztrii
    Mai 25, 2013, 19:03 GMT

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