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HTC Desire HD shown off in video
HTC has never been particularly good at keeping things under wraps, but photos and videos of the new 'HTC Desire HD' show another level of leaking ability.
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What Games, Places And News Could Mean For Google Checkout
While Google's payment system, Google Checkout, is not a giant in the online payments space, it is certainly not a failure, especially when compared to some of Google's other product extensions. Launched in 2006, Google Checkout allows users to pay for an item using a preset log-in, similar to PayPal or Amazon Payments.
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Did HP Just Crack Twitter?
A Hewlett-Packard Labs team analyzed 22 million tweets. Some of their findings will surprise you.
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Android Market boasts 100,000 app submissions
The Android Market has hit the lofty heights of 100,000 app submissions, a figure which has doubled in just three months.
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Recognizing How Much Of The World Is A Patent Free Zone
Much of the world beyond the US, Europe and BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) are effectively a patent free zone. Even if many of these places do have patent laws, very few companies find it worth the trouble to file for patents in those places.
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Hacker snoops on cell phones in legally shaky Defcon demo
Despite concerns he might be arrested, a hacker went ahead with a demonstration of mobile phone interception at Defcon yesterday. Using several thousand dollars worth of equipment, he was able to intercept phone data on networks used by AT&T and T-Mobile. "As far as your cell phones are concerned I am now indistinguishable from AT&T," he said.
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