| Google Android Passes 50% of Smartphone Sales, Gartner Says
BusinessWeek 
By Diana ben-Aaron Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc.'s Android software ran   on more than half of all smartphones sold in the third quarter as consumers   snapped up handsets made by Samsung Electronics Co., said researcher Gartner   Inc. The Google system ...
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   | Google WiFi Opt-out Method Mocked by Media
eWeek 
Google offers a way for users to opt out of having their WiFi routers   included in its Location Server, but some believe the method is too   complicated for more consumers. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Nov. 15 made good on its   promise to offer a way for users to ...
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   | The state of iPad sales: Think disruptive
CNET 
by Larry Dignan November 15, 2011 5:23 AM PST The consternation over Apple's   iPad sales in the December quarter is reaching a fever pitch, but at this   juncture it's unclear whether growth is merely pausing or something more   serious. ...
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     | Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
ABC News 
By DAN MILANO When those ads for the Nintendo Wii began running five years     ago, sword combat was on everyone's mind. Gamers wanted to fend off ninjas     with a samurai katana, clash lightsabers with Darth Vader and, of course,     swing Link's ...
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   | PogoPlug Adds Cloud Storage, Customers Scratch Heads
Wired News 
By Charlie Sorrel PogoPlug, the personal data 'cloud' without a cloud, has   now added storage in the cloud. Confused? Let us help. The PogoPlug was, and   still is, a little box that lets you access — via the internet — all the   media stored on a hard ...
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   | W3C Releases Draft Online Privacy Standards
PCWorld 
By Grant Gross, IDG News The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has released the   first draft of two standards intended to protect the privacy of Web users and   allow them to opt out of Web tracking systems. The two draft standards,   released Monday, ...
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     | Facebook Flooded With Porn and Gore, Security Firm Warns
Fox News 
Facebook is investigating reports of a massive wave of pornographic and     violent images being posted to its website. The content -- in the form of     links, videos, and images -- began to appear Monday and includes doctored     photographs of celebrities such ...
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     | Android Market Receives Adobe Touch Apps
DailyTech 
The Android Market has received six new Adobe Creative Suite-inspired     tablet apps from Adobe Systems Incorporated today. The six new apps include     Adobe Photoshop Touch, Adobe Collage, Adobe Debut, Adobe Ideas, Adobe Kuler     and Adobe Proto. ...
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     | Scientists boost battery strength with small holes
BBC News 
Batteries for phones and laptops could soon recharge ten times faster and     hold a charge ten times larger than current technology allows. Scientists     at Northwestern University in the US have changed the materials in     lithium-ion batteries to boost their ...
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   | Salman Rushdie wins name tiff with Facebook
Washington Post 
Online identities are a touchy business, as Facebook was reminded this week   when the company briefly changed the name on the account of award-winning   novelist Salman Rushdie to reflect his never-used first name. Rushdie, a   recent addition to the ...
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   | Kindle Touch: What's new and how well does it work?
Washington Post 
This review originally appeared on theverge.com  as Kindle Touch review . With so many   new Kindles to choose from, it's important to make the right decision for you   and your family. Do you go all-in with a Kindle Fire? Skate by with the   bargain basement ...
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     | Trap it is like a web search version of Siri
SlashGear 
If you have been following Siri in the iPhone 4S closely, you might be     interested in this. Siri sprang from a DARPA program that was looking into     artificial intelligence. A new web discovery engine is set to debut that     sprang form that same program ...
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   | Google Apps Gets Better Mobile Device Management
InformationWeek 
Managing Google Apps for Business, Government, and Education on Android, iOS,   and Windows devices just got easier. By Thomas Claburn InformationWeek Google   is expanding its mobile device management tools for Google Apps   administrators, allowing them to ...
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   | Macbook Air makes up 28 per cent of Apple's laptop sales
Inquirer 
By Lawrence Latif FLOGGER OF SHINY TOYS Apple has managed to elevate its   ultra-portable Macbook Air laptop into taking 28 per cent of its overall   laptop sales. Figures from Morgan Stanley and NPD were used by analyst Katy   Huberty to come up with the ...
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   | Alaskan dig turns up ancient 'buckle'
Futurity: Research News 
Researchers have discovered the first prehistoric bronze artifact made from a   cast ever found in Alaska. The buckle-like object was probably made in East   Asia and may have been a trade object. (Credit: Jeremy Foin/University of   California, ...
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   | Ice Cream Sandwich Open Sourced by Google
eWeek 
Google delivers Android 4.0.1 "Ice Cream Sandwich" code to open   source, the first time in several months it has released code after hoarding   Honeycomb to itself. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Nov. 14 rolled out the source code   for its Android 4.0 "Ice Cream ...
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   | Google Apps for Business users finally get phone support
FierceEnterpriseCommunications 
Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) Apps for Business has been making waves recently--it   just announced a major deal with GM and its Apps for Government has become   something of a darling among federal and state agencies looking to go to the   cloud to reduce ...
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   | Closeup: Climate Extremes and Global Warming
New York Times (blog) 
By ANDREW C. REVKIN A few hours ago, I was able to catch Chris Field, a   leader of the panel's Working Group 2 focused on impacts and adaptation for a   brief text chat on the challenges in this charged arena. Passions are   heightened by extraordinary ...
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   | Teaching Without Technology?   | MindShift
By Tina Barseghian 
New technology is a   lightning rod and polarizing force because it not only begins to influence   what we see and how we see it, but, over time, who we are, writes Nicholas   Carr in his book, “The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains. ... 
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   | RealClearPolitics - Technology Rewrites 4th Amendment
By Gordon Crovitz, Wall Street Journal 
AP Photo. Technology has   changed how information flows, how people communicate, and even the meaning   of "friend," which has become a verb. Now, add to the imperial   reach of technology the   power to rewrite constitutional protections. ... 
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   | Six technology tools   for improving client communication — Slaw
By Dan Pinnington 
Technology is becoming   an ever greater part of our lives, both personally and professionally. On a   daily basis most of us use a cellphone or smartphone, a desktop computer and   the Internet. Many of us will have an iPad or other tablet device ... 
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   | New cellphone battery technology promises ten times longer life ...
By Kate Taylor 
They've created an electrode for lithium-ion batteries that allows the   batteries to hold a charge up to 10 times greater than current technology and charge 10 times   faster. "Even after 150 charges, which would be one year or more of   operation, ... 
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