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Anonymous announces a new - somewhat official - OS
16. Mar 2012, 07:00
After the questionable release of Anonymous-OS this week, which eventually led to it being pulled by SourceForge for a lack of transparency, a new version from a different set of Anons is in the works. ... more
ASUS first to take Google 'Jelly Bean'
5. Mar 2012, 09:01
If you want to become one of the first tech-loving consumers to put version 5.0 of Google Android through its paces, you should perhaps consider purchasing an ASUS computer in the coming months. ... more
HP lays off 275 more WebOS employees
29. Feb 2012, 13:21
Having already abandoned its TouchPad tablet computer and announced its intention to push WebOS into open-source territory, Hewlett-Packard (HP) has this week revealed it is to shed some 275 jobs from its struggling software division. ... more
Google offers massive cash reward to Chrome hackers
29. Feb 2012, 13:17
Having remained unbroken during the Pwn2Own contest at CanSecWest since 2009, the Chrome browser is having a target painted on its chest this year following news that Google is willing to pay out sizeable cash amount to those who hack through its platform. ... more
Apple to kick Siri rival off App Store
28. Feb 2012, 13:30
Ever keen to slap down rival products that may eclipse its own, Cupertino-based giant Apple is moving to kick the impressive Evi personal assistant off the virtual shelves of its official App Store. ... more
Facebook denies reading personal text messages
27. Feb 2012, 13:51
Facebook is back in the privacy crosshairs this week after a report in The Sunday Times suggested the social media titan’s official Android software app is capable of accessing and reading personal text messages crafted by phone users. ... more
ASUS releases 'bootloader unlock' for Transformer Prime
23. Feb 2012, 09:47
Following up on its prior promise, hardware maker ASUSTeK (ASUS) has today released a ‘bootloader unlocking’ tool for its acclaimed Transformer Prime tablet computer. ... more
Windows 8 to include switch-friendly language packs
23. Feb 2012, 09:31
Although likely to appeal more to stringent grammar pedants, American software titan Microsoft has this week confirmed that its upcoming Windows 8 operating system will support ye olde ‘proper’ English as a display language. ... more
Google to launch HUD-equipped 'smartglasses'
22. Feb 2012, 12:22
That’s according to an NYT report that cites a loose-lipped employee in its claim the ‘smartglasses’ will include a small lens-mounted screen, a sensor-equipped digital camera, mobile broadband, and GPS functionality—just like a smartphone handset. ... more
Interactive billboard only displays ad to women
22. Feb 2012, 12:15
Gender-specific interactive advertising has taken a significant leap forward this week after the unveiling of a digital billboard that’s only viewable to women. ... more
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