How your social network can protect your credit card

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Google's top five standoffs

When PayPal filed its lawsuit against Google yesterday for poaching a key executive for its mobile-payment business, it got us thinking about the growing list of enemies Google has made over the years. Sometimes Google takes heat for doing the right thing, as it did in China. After wrestling with censorship ...

Obama appointing Twitter CEO to advisory group

Just months after becoming Twitter CEO, Dick Costolo will also be joining a presidential advisory committee. Last night, President Obama announced his intent to appoint Costolo to the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC). Costolo became the CEO of&nbs...

W3C officially opens HTML5 to scrutiny

The World Wide Web Consortium has reached an important point in the long journey to standardize HTML5, the next version of the Hypertext Markup Language used to describe Web pages. ...

Mozilla eyes changes 'to keep our users safe' !

Mozilla is reviewing a final draft of its baseline policies to address problems in the way that Internet certificates are issued. ...

Droid Bionic owners beware: Not all Motorola Lapdocks are created equal

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As I sat in the theater at the AT&T developers conference just before CES this year, Motorola announced the Atrix. A decent looking, crazy-powerful phone that was coming to help shore up AT&T’s lineup now that Verizon was getting the iPhone. Cool enough phone, I thought, but what makes it special? My question was answered almost immediately when among the accessories for the phone came an entire laptop. The...
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