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On Wednesday, Google announced that hundreds of users of its Gmail service — including high-ranking U.S. and South Korean officials, journalists and Chinese political activists — had been targeted by hackers who sought to steal their passwords and monitor their …
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says that Google’s allegations of Chinese hacking of its email system are “very serious” and will be investigated by the FBI. See original post by The Globe and Mail
What he discovered was startling: Photos of an unidentified man using his computer. See original post by CNN
The recent high-profile hacking of Google’s Gmail service and Sony’s Playstation gaming network is threatening to slow the take-off of the next big thing in the computing space – the cloud. See original post by WXMI-TV Grand Rapids
Call it a wave or a bubble, or something else entirely, there is no question that initial public offerings of social-networking companies have taken hold of the minds – and wallets – of investors looking to get in on the …
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The memories from the dot-com implosion may now be over a decade old, but they are still fresh in people’s minds, as two generations of Internet entrepreneurs talked this week about lessons learned, while also debating at a confab about …
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Last month, shares of Yahoo fell nearly 11% in three trading days on news that Chinese Internet star Alibaba Group Holdings, in which Yahoo owns a 43% stake, had suddenly spun off Alipay, its lucrative third-party online payment provider, a …
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The FBI is investigating allegations that computer hackers in China broke into Google’s email system, but no official government email accounts have been compromised, the Obama administration said Thursday. See original post by Samoa News
Toshiba Corp is the latest company to jump into the rapidly growing tablet market with a 10-inch device called Thrive, priced slightly lower than Apple Inc’s dominant iPad 2. The Toshiba tablet goes on sale in the United States on …
Stephen Elop, CEO of Nokia Corp., said Thursday that the troubled mobile-phone giant has an opportunity to do “our best work” on the still-nascent Windows Phone platform. See original post by Market Watch
Rapidly growing online coupon seller Groupon Inc. is offering its most tantalizing deal yet — an initial public offering of stock likely to intensify a debate about whether an investment bubble is forming around promising but still unproven Internet companies. …
Google Inc. will hold its first shareholders meeting since co-founder Larry Page took over as the Internet search leader’s CEO. See original post by KIVI
U.S. stock futures edged higher Thursday after reports had jobless claims falling last week amid monthly sales updates from a slew of retailers likely to set the tone on Wall Street. See original post by Market Watch
Date: June 2nd, 2011 12:44 PM – jameer – Social network success stories? Post: It is easier to work with social bookmarking, however I need to understand success behind using the social networks for traffic and promotions…. See original post …
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In the cyber war being fought across international boundaries, the recent Gmail hack of top U.S. and South Korean officials makes one thing clear, analysts say: the bad guys are winning. See original post by ClickOnDetroit
Microsoft Corp. on Thursday showed off a new version of Windows heavy on touch-screen features and running on devices using ARM-based chips, in a strong sign of the company’s bid to be more competitive in mobile computing. See original post …
One nice thing about nasty economic news: softer oil prices—but not for long, according to the champion oil bull. See original post by Market Watch
Hewlett-Packard Co. will soon include its webOS system for smartphones on all its PCs, upcoming tablet computer and higher-end printers, putting it in competition with operating software from Apple, Google and Microsoft. See original post by Today’s 6
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Jon Rubinstein, head of Hewlett-Packard’s Palm unit, said Wednesday that the mobile device market is still in its early stages and has plenty of opportunity for the company’s slate of smartphones as well as its up-coming tablet. See original post …