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Air Force looked for software to manage hundreds of false identities for use in social networks on online services.
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4 Reasons to Think Sony May Have a Winner With Its S1 PlayStation Tablet
The cool design, cloud media, gaming potential, and smart development make Sony's rumored game-console-in-tablet-form a product to watch.
Redbox Eyes Video Streaming -- but It's a Terrible Idea
Going online will kill the impulse buys that drive the Redbox audience.
Look Out: Here's an iPhone So Hot It Exploded
Apple's history of some products overheating and catching on fire continues with the iPhone 4. Will it ever become a competitive liability?
Talking Computer Wins Jeopardy, Is Your Job Next?
IBM's Watson computer beat humans on Jeopardy. How long before professionals start losing their jobs to machines? Sooner than you think.
The Reason for those Tawdry Tabloid Rumors about Steve Jobs' Health
A tabloid report claims Jobs is near death. A tacky story, but what do you expect when a company turns its CEO into a celebrity and trades on gossip?
What iPad Share Figures Show: Tablets Are Taking Over Mobile Computing
Apple may have taken first place in global mobile PC sales, but the real story is how dominant the iPad alone has become.
Google Finally Offers Publishers a Decent Alternative to Apple's App Store
On the heels of Apple's subscription announcement, Google has made its alternative available, giving publishers more control at a lower price.
No Class: Georgia Schools Are Nuts to Consider Replacing Textbooks with iPads
There aren't enough digital textbooks, tech support to handle the transition.
Apple Subscription Plan Is a "Call Me" Note to Regulators, Litigators
Apple's subscription plan is just another way Apple tries to push the business envelop. But things may come snapping back.
The Apple App Store: Dangerous for Kids?
Steve Jobs likes to boast that the Apple apps store is porn-free, but it's become increasingly clear that kids are vulnerable in the Apple apps store for other reasons.
Google Can Ding Content Mills and Say, "It's Not Our Fault"
A new Chrome extension gives Google a perfect way to begin to filter out low-quality sites and blame any actions it takes on consumers.
U.S. Call for "Internet Freedom" Could Rebound on Google, Facebook
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks about the need for human rights on the Internet. High tech businesses should have plans for potential reactions from governments and individuals.
Sony vs. Sony: Its PlayStation Phone and Its Mobile PlayStation Go Head On
The PlayStation phone is way too similar to the upcoming PlayStation mobile game system -- and Sony is only confusing potential customers.
DOJ issues new subpoenas in Alaska Senate probe
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