Police probing ‘threats’ over Canadian internet privacy bill |
- Police probing ‘threats’ over Canadian internet privacy bill
- PlayStation Vita OS in your phone and telly - Sony's saviour?
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- Sky flaunts F1 app with split-screen functions
- Microsoft explains bland new Windows logo
- Goldman Sachs developer cleared of code theft
| Police probing ‘threats’ over Canadian internet privacy bill Posted: 18 Feb 2012 01:40 PM PST Don't Toews me broThe Canadian public safety minister Vic Toews has called in the police to investigate threats made against him and his family in response to his internet privacy bill, which has also provoked a storm of online protest.… |
| PlayStation Vita OS in your phone and telly - Sony's saviour? Posted: 18 Feb 2012 03:09 AM PST Now it's finally shot of EricssonAnalysis Incoming Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai doesn't have too long to prove himself before shareholders get restive again. Of course, his big challenge is in the TV business*, but he has also spotted the chance to do, belatedly, what rival Samsung has been putting together for years – creating a true multiscreen apps and content platform by extending a common user experience across all Sony's devices and stores.… |
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| Sky flaunts F1 app with split-screen functions Posted: 17 Feb 2012 11:00 PM PST Four-way actionSky conveyed details of its Formula 1 coverage today, including news of an F1 app with four-way multiscreen functionality.… |
| Microsoft explains bland new Windows logo Posted: 17 Feb 2012 04:40 PM PST It's a window, not a flagMicrosoft has detailed the thinking behind the latest change in its logo for Windows, saying the new design brings the software back to its roots.…
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| Goldman Sachs developer cleared of code theft Posted: 17 Feb 2012 04:35 PM PST Coder freed after court rules against governmentA programmer who developed high-frequency trading code for financial powerhouse Goldman Sachs has won his appeal against an eight-year prison sentence, and been released from jail.… |
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