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Google pays tribute to Freddie Mercury with animated doodle
Google’s latest doodle pays tribute to legendary Queen front man Freddie Mercury. The animated and playful doodle merges technology and art in celebration of…
Sunday Times defends racist Facebook photo story
Following criticism from last week’s story about a “racist Facebook photo” the Sunday Times has published a series of articles vigorously defending its earlier…
TechCrunch’s Arrington resigns to start VC fund
TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington has left the popular blog to start a venture capital fund aimed at investing in tech startups. Arrington has partnered with…
WikiLeaks’ mystery cable, US backlash and Guardian row
On the heels of its recent release of US diplomatic cables WikiLeaks has released an encrypted file after telling its followers on Twitter to…
Facebook’s ‘Bug Bounty Programme’: $40 000 spent so far
Facebook has spent US$40 000 over the past three weeks rewarding the discovery of glitches in its security system. Earlier this month Facebook launched…
Mobile internet on the rise as Gaddafi’s reign ends
As the world’s eyes fix on Libya and the capture of its infamous leader, the country’s mobile networks are beginning to operate again. This…
‘The privilege of a lifetime’: Tim Cook sends his first memo as Apple’s CEO
Tim Cook, Apple’s new CEO, has sent out his very first memo to Apple staff as CEO of the tech giant. The memo was…
‘One more thing’: A look at Jobs’ time at Apple [Videos]
Steve Jobs’ resignation as Apple’s CEO has set the tech world ablaze. Consumers have already begun speculating about Apple’s future without its fearless leader….
BlackBerry’s cloud-based music service launches in beta
Following recent rumours that BlackBerry was set to launch a new product called BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) Music, Research In Motion (RIM) announced the arrival…
Social, mobile and the cloud are the future of collaboration
Companies are looking for easier and more cost-effective ways to collaborate within their organisations. The death of Google Wave left room for more innovative…
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