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The Pirate Bay out on open waters, sets course for Spain and Norway
Sweden’s Pirate Party, after continued pressure from a domestic anti-piracy group, has decided to discontinue its hosting of The Pirate Bay (TPB), the world’s…
BlackBerry to reassess rejected ‘Built for BlackBerry’ apps
After several complaints, BlackBerry has decided to introduce a review process to re-assess some apps that were mistakenly rejected from its US$10k Developer Commitment…
Logitech Washable Keyboard review: squeaky clean
Plug and Play has a new word added to it: washable. The Logitech k310 Washable Keyboard (WK) delivers the promise of a clean and…
Google shows off Google Now during Grammys, Nexus 4 gets a mention
The smartphone personal assistant war is heating up, with Google Now for Android taking Siri for iOS head-on. During the Grammy awards on Sunday,…
Intel set to stop producing desktop motherboards in three years
The word is still out on the future of PC desktops, as Memeburn has reported on extensively. The signs are ominous that mobile computing…
Heins: BlackBerry could license BB10, has to be ‘successful’ first
It is no secret that RIM has been struggling lately. Apple and Samsung rule the roost, with various other smartphone manufacturers taking large cuts…
LG sells 1m flagship Optimus G smartphones, is miles behind big rivals
LG’s flagship Optimus G, the smartphone that runs on Qualcomm Inc.’s Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, has sold more than one-million units since its release…
‘App store’ still under fire as Apple, Amazon trade punches over the name
Apple and Amazon have a trial date set for later this year as the dispute over the term “app store” continues. Amazon has the…
The giants are here: 4K Ultra HD TVs dominate at CES
There was one thing predominantly clear at CES 2013. Actually it’s two things: 3D TV is dead/dying, and enormous living-room-dominating Ultra HD and OLED…
BlackBerry services down for Vodafone users in Europe, Middle East, Africa
Yes, BlackBerry is having connection issues again — but it’s not the type of widespread outage we saw back in 2011 when BIS was…
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