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Only two of 2011’s top apps are available for BlackBerry
I have mad love for BlackBerry. In a world of beige, it is black. Much as I want the company to succeed, like you,…
Wifis.org – the Wi-Fi social network
Founded late last year in Berlin, Wifis.org aims to help neighbours get in touch. The free service connects people through a unique URL that…
Twitter changes its policy on global censorship
Twitter announced on Thursday that it would be implementing the ability to withhold content from users in a specific country. Before the announcement, Twitter’s…
PowerTrekk — Power anywhere, just add water
So this is interesting. Swedish fuel cell technology company, myFC, is bringing the world’s first portable hydrogen fuel cell charger to market. It’s called…
IBM still world’s top tech brand. Where will Facebook rank?
In October of last year, Interbrand released its annual report of best global brands. IBM came out on top as the most valuable tech…
Review: Logitech Pure-Fi Express Plus — Has… potential
Within the confines of the audiophile spectrum exists a passel of audio listeners with varying degrees of auditory discernment. Somewhere an insomniac just likes…
Android least secure, BlackBerry remains king [Report]
Check Point, the IT security solutions company, conducted a survey of 768 IT professionals in the US, UK, Canada, Germany and Japan to gather…
Facebook, Twitter & Myspace remind Google, ‘Don’t Be Evil’
Engineers from Facebook, Twitter and Myspace took matters into their own hands after being excluded from Google’s new social search. Search Plus Your World,…
File sharing sites shutter operations following MegaUpload arrests
In an effort to mitigate the potential fallout, file sharing sites with affiliate programs are shutting down regular operations. In the wake of the…
RIM co-CEOs throw in the towel, COO becomes new CEO
Research In Motion, maker of BlackBerry smartphones, released a statement today announcing that co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie have stepped down in a…
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