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| Dollar Rallies; Gold Falls on Fed Minutes Wall Street Journal The U.S. dollar rallied against its major rivals, spot gold traded at its lowest price in more than four months and European stocks nudged a touch lower on Friday, as investors digested the hawkish tone of the latest Federal Open Market Committee minutes. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dollar at 29-month high versus yen; may rise on US payrolls Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar extended gains to hit its highest level in nearly 2-1/2 year against the yen and rose versus the euro on Friday after U.S. Federal Reserve minutes indicated growing unease about the impact of further stimulus. The dollar ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Here's Your First Look At Samsung's Next Galaxy Phone Business Insider The photo below comes from SamMobile, which says it got the image from an insider at Samsung. The rendering shows a phone that looks very similar to the current Samsung Galaxy S III but with a larger screen. It also looks like Samsung removed the home ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Quietly Removes Censorship Warning Feature For Search Users In China TechCrunch Google has quietly disabled a feature that notified users of its search service in China when a keyword had been censored by the Chinese government's internet controls, according to censorship monitoring blog GreatFire.org. The blog reports that the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| 2013: The year of the Internet of Things MIT Technology Review Back in 1999, a technologist called Kevin Ashton pointed out that almost all the information available on the internet–a mere 50 petabytes at that time–had been captured or created by humans in the form of text, photos, videos etc. ... tracking objects ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Android or Chrome? Will Google ever decide on one OS? CNET The idea is that the search and advertising giant wants to make it easier for people to connect to the Internet and eventually use Google services. Since it was introduced in 2007, the company's Android mobile operating system has become a huge hit. It ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gold Is Getting Crushed Again Today Business Insider Earlier this morning, gold hit a low of $1626 per ounce, but has bounced back to gain about ten bucks. In their ... The last two days of trading have also put gold below its 200-day moving average, another critical level for followers of technical ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung, LG charged with LCD panel price fixing in China Apple Insider Though the company is a fierce rival, Samsung remains a key supplier to Apple, and was initially the only manufacturer of Retina displays for the third-generation iPad. LG, another major Apple panel supplier, said its illegal activities occurred .. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Turn a SNES Gamepad into a USB Game Controller You Can Use with Your PC ... Lifehacker Turn a SNES Gamepad into a USB Game Controller You Can Use with Your PC, The SNES (or Super Famicom, depending on where you're from) controller is probably my favorite console controller. Unfortunately, the proprietary connector makes it difficult to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US ends long Google probe with only mild reprimand Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a major victory for Google Inc, U.S regulators on Thursday ended their investigation into the giant Internet company and concluded that it had not manipulated its Web search results to hurt rivals. The Federal Trade ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Meet Google's Original Creepy Android Mascots Business Insider Before the iconic Bugdroid Android mascot, Google used a few temporary placeholder characters when it was showing off early builds of its upcoming mobile operating system in 2007. The images below come from Dan Morrill, one of the lead Android ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| European Stocks Fall as Fed Considers Cutting Stimulus Bloomberg Randgold Resources Ltd. led gold producers lower, falling 3.3 percent as the price of the metal declined. Sonova Holding AG (SOON), the Swiss maker of hearing health-care products, rose after Bank of America Corp. upgraded its rating on the stock. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Isn't A Monopoly If Consumers Choose Speed Over Options TechCrunch While the Federal Trade Commission absolved Google of monopoly accusations earlier today for prioritizing its own products in search results, it's questionable whether the search giant can ever be considered a monopoly, if consumers continue to rely on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Which Diet Plans Are Most Popular? Dieters Choose WebMD The readers ranked do-it-yourself plans and commercial plans. MyFitnessPal, a free web site and smartphone app, got top satisfaction marks in the survey. Weight Watchers got the highest satisfaction marks of the four commercial diet plans rated by dieters. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The FTC Gives Google a Free Pass Businessweek "We're pleased that the FTC and the other authorities that have looked at Google's business practices … have concluded that we should be free to combine direct answers with Web results." Meanwhile, competitors who expended a good deal of their own ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Game Review: 'XCOM: Enemy Unknown' DefenseNews.com The game has several layers. At the top is the strategic layer, which requires the player to build up a base with laboratories, workshops, hangars and barracks, plus containment facilities for captured aliens. But everything costs money to build and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Illegal file-sharer gets hit with 5-year prison sentence CNET Perkins -- a.k.a. Butch Perkins, Stash, and theestas -- is said to have been the head of a group that went to theaters, camcorded the movies, recorded the audio, synched the files, and then distributed the product on the Internet. The group, known as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Internet as Gassy as Aviation but Improving Other Techs' Emissions Discovery News Information communications and technologies (ICT), such as the internet, account for approximately as much carbon dioxide emissions as the aviation industry, or roughly two percent of the global total, according to research by the consulting group ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Free to Extend Web Search Lead as U.S. FTC Ends Probe Bloomberg Google Inc. (GOOG) is free to extend its dominance of the $50 billion Internet-search market after U.S. regulators ended an investigation into whether the company unfairly skewed search results to disadvantage competitors. The Federal Trade Commission, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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