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- Apple facing possible $25.6M location suit in Korea
- HTC takes Apple patent battle to U.K.
- Square handling $4m daily in mobile payments
- Microsoft curbs Wi-Fi location database
- Assault charge filed after texting spat in theater
- Facebook makes it easier to announce pregnancy
- S.F. bakery goes whole hog with Angry Birds tribute
- NTP scores legal victory in patent case, report says
- Exclusive: New information about Sony tablets
- Google buys The Dealmap to bolster Groupon rivalry
- Patent filings a hint at new gestures in Windows 8?
- AppleTV update adds TV show buying, Vimeo
- CNET Road Trip tours Europe
- Booming data center electricity use slows
- YouTube as an art film: 'Life in a Day'
- Adobe shows off Edge HTML5 tool
- Regulation, automation, and cloud computing
- Report: Windows Phone 7 revenue an 'abysmal' $613 million
- A tale of Facebook woe: Nobody 'Likes' me anymore
- Security firm warns of new Twitter threat
Apple facing possible $25.6M location suit in Korea | Top |
Following the settlement of a Korean lawsuit that targeted location tracking on Apple's iPhone, a new suit aims to bring similar payouts to some 27,800 other iPhone owners. | |
HTC takes Apple patent battle to U.K. | Top |
The suit follows an initial judgment from the U.S. International Trade Commission that went against HTC. | |
Square handling $4m daily in mobile payments | Top |
The mobile payments company says that its credit card-reader attachment for mobile devices has raised daily transactions by another million since late May. | |
Microsoft curbs Wi-Fi location database | Top |
The company restricts access to a Live.com geolocation tool linking Wi-Fi devices with locations after a CNET article draws attention to privacy concerns. | |
Assault charge filed after texting spat in theater | Top |
A man who was texting in a Texas movie theater claims a woman behind him who complained hit him and grabbed him so hard he got whiplash. The woman says she just touched him with a finger. | |
Facebook makes it easier to announce pregnancy | Top |
Site adds "expecting" option to its family member section--replete with anticipated date of birth and baby name--which is then published in the member's news feed. | |
S.F. bakery goes whole hog with Angry Birds tribute | Top |
Bakery owner in San Francisco's Noe Valley constructs elaborate shrine to his favorite game. | |
NTP scores legal victory in patent case, report says | Top |
The technology patent company which won a settlement from Research In Motion notches another win as a court validates seven of its patents. The patents are being used in suits against several smartphone players. | |
Exclusive: New information about Sony tablets | Top |
CNET exposes some juicy new details about the Sony S1 tablet, including the launch date and battery life, and a glimpse into the screen technology. | |
Google buys The Dealmap to bolster Groupon rivalry | Top |
The Web giant picks up a daily deals start-up, adding to its arsenal as it beefs up its Google Offers business. | |
Patent filings a hint at new gestures in Windows 8? | Top |
A number of recently published patent applications highlight several new finger and stylus input gestures possibly slated for Windows 8-based tablets. | |
AppleTV update adds TV show buying, Vimeo | Top |
A new Apple TV software update has added the option to view purchased TV show content on demand, overcoming the $99 box's lack of built-in storage. | |
CNET Road Trip tours Europe | Top |
CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman travels to Europe for his annual Road Trip adventure. This year, he'll check out the coolest technology, aviation, and cyber-sights the Old World has to offer. | |
Booming data center electricity use slows | Top |
Virtualization, more focus on data center efficiency, and server consolidation slowed the still-rapid pace of data center electricity use in the second half of the last decade. | |
YouTube as an art film: 'Life in a Day' | Top |
In new feature film that opened this weekend, the brothers who gave us "Top Gun" "Black Hawk Down," and "Gladiator" try to boil down humanity into a single day--with help from the Web and YouTube. | |
Adobe shows off Edge HTML5 tool | Top |
Vimeo launches a new Pro service for $199 a year that offers a large amount of video storage and streams, Logitech drops the price of its Google TV-powered Revue to $99, and Adobe releases a preview of a new HTML5 design tool called Edge. | |
Regulation, automation, and cloud computing | Top |
An interesting debate recently between groups calling for regulation of the cloud and those opposed to it, highlights an interesting problem with big repercussions: how do we safely regulate a complex automated system? | |
Report: Windows Phone 7 revenue an 'abysmal' $613 million | Top |
The Seattle PI calculates the fiscal 2011 sales that Microsoft took in from Windows Mobile and Windows Phone 7 at no more than "a mere" $613 million. | |
A tale of Facebook woe: Nobody 'Likes' me anymore | Top |
A technical glitch disconnects a CNET editor from all the people who "Like" her, leading her to ponder what it even means to be "Liked" in the first place. | |
Security firm warns of new Twitter threat | Top |
Compromised Twitter accounts are being used to scam people into signing up for a "make money fast" Web site, security firm Sophos says. | |
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