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Intel’s Ivy Bridge: Naming the Tri-Gate transistors
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Amazon Web Services opening developer support office in South Africa
On the heels of Amazon’s successful launch of its South African customer service centre, comes the news today that Amazon Web Services (AWS) is…
Stand a chance at receiving expert startup mentoring
Running a startup is tricky: you have way more work than you would in an office job without any of the safety nets offered…
VCs, tech incubators get on board with Twitter’s patent agreement
The tech industry has reacted positively to Twitter’s innovative patent agreement, announced earlier this week. The Innovator’s Patent Agreement, informally referred to as the…
Sergey Brin clarifies his thoughts on web freedom
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has come out on the defensive, saying that his thoughts on internet freedom “got particularly distorted” following an interview with…
Twitter won’t copy Facebook in buying photo-sharing app
When Facebook acquired Instagram for US$1-billion, some felt that Twitter had missed out on the opportunity of a lifetime. Despite this, the social network…
Samuel L Jackson, Zooey Deschanel star in new Siri spots [Video]
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YouTube opens up partner programme to everyone
YouTube’s partner programme is what allows people to make money — real money that is — from the video-sharing platform. For most of its…
China to spend 350bn online by 2015
Half a billion internet users and an economy which, although not immune to international economic pressures, is still on the up means that China…
Chinese web powers vow to clamp down on rumours
Three of China’s biggest online players are vowing to clamp down even further on false rumours being spread online. Search giant Baidu, along with…
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