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The Apple Bug That Let Us Spy on a Total Stranger's iPhone

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Every single iMessage to and from this man's iPhone—his friends call him Wiz—has been sent to us by accident. We know about his job, sex life, and address.

Twitter CEO says new policy is for transparency: report

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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo clarified that the company's new online content policy does not mean that Twitter is actively monitoring tweets.

Samsung Galaxy Note teardown shows small LTE chip

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We often see third-party device teardowns but Samsung bucks the trend by showing breakdown of its 5.3-inch Galaxy Note. Those who say Android screens are getting larger mainly because of LTE radio size need to take a closer look at this dissection. I think they're wrong.

Google Maps will now warn you about emergency situations

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Whether you're unaware that an earthquake warning has been issued for the area you're visiting later or whether you desperately need more information about the hurricane headed your way, Google Maps should be able to help.

6 Things We Don't Know About Apple's E-Textbooks Strategy

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Apple's bold move into the ripe-for-change textbook market has introduced more questions than answers. Here's a look at some of the biggest ones.

Rare caterpillar-like horizontal earthquake discovered

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Imagine that, as you sit at your desk or in your living room reading this story, your entire city suddenly snaps a foot to the south.

Consumers Could Save Up To $396 Million by Switching Internet Providers in 2012

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With an estimated 66 million households with a broadband connection and a typical 2.5Mbs – 15Mbps broadband connection costing $38.11 per month according to the OECD’s latest report if even 10% of those households were to switch to a cheaper provider saving $5 per month this represents a saving of $396 million dollars per year.

US orders diplomat out after cyber-attack claims

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Venezuela's consul general in Miami was ordered Sunday to leave the United States after allegations surfaced that she discussed possible cyber-attacks on U.S.

9 Ways Technology Is Helping Us Predict The Future

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It doesn't take ESP to know that 2012 will be brimming with increasingly dire warnings that the Mayans were on to something when their calendar mysteriously trailed off at December 21 of this year.

Can Google+ Top 400 Million Users by the End of 2012?

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If you fancy yourself a betting man, head over to Las Vegas and see if you can find anyone willing to wager which will happen first: the world will end, or Google+ will top 400 million members. Both are predicted to happen in the 2012, the former by the Mayans, and the latter by Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft. Is either one likely to...

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