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More reasons to wait for 'Ivy Bridge' MacBook, Windows laptops
Decisions, decisions. Should I wait for that Ivy Bridge-based laptop? Yeah, if you want a faster system with better battery life.
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Quad-core LG 4X HD could be king of the Optimus hill
Bound for Mobile World Congress, the LG Optimus 4X HD promises a 4.7-inch display, a quad-core processor, and high-end features.
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LinkedIn officially acquires plugin Rapportive
Amid rumors of an impending acquisition, the two-year-old startup confirms that it's been bought by the social-networking giant.
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Little startup Infochimps has a platform for big data
Infochimps announces platform as a service environment for the redhot big data market.
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Black hole clocks fastest wind ever recorded by NASA
Born from the collapse of a massive star, a recently detected stellar-mass black hole is breaking high-speed records.
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Obama unveils Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights
President promises privacy legislation and says Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL are committed to working with Do Not Track technology in browsers.
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Twitter rebuts Sarkozy censorship allegations
The social-networking site implies that the suspension of the accounts that belittled the French president disregarded the site's parody and spam rules.
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California AG Kamala Harris on app privacy deal (podcast)
Larry Magid chats by phone with California Attorney General Kamala Harris shortly after she announces an agreement with major app companies to protect the privacy of consumers.
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Data mining's adult challenges
The tools to analyze disparate data sets are getting better and cheaper. But the practice will increasingly bump against the boundaries of privacy comfort zones.
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Facebook: Ceglia concealed 'getzuck' e-mail account
Social network wants permission to inspect the contents of four previously undisclosed accounts, allegedly in use since 2003.
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