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Archive for February, 2012
Read this before you Download Windows 8
Feb 29th
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yD7UHLfmj-A If you have been following all the good press around Windows 8 and are waiting to try it on your own computer, here’s the good news.
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Read this before you Download Windows 8
[Video] Flipkart Now Selling Downloadable Songs in DRM-Free MP3 Format
Feb 27th
If you have been waiting for an iTunes like Music store in India that offered “legal” music, here’s an exciting bit of news. Flipkart, India’s most loved online store, has expanded beyond physical goods and they have just added a new MP3 section to their website.
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[Video] Flipkart Now Selling Downloadable Songs in DRM-Free MP3 Format
[Video] Flipkart Now Selling Downloadable Songs in DRM-Free MP3 Format
Feb 27th
If you have been waiting for an iTunes like Music store in India that offered “legal” music, here’s an exciting bit of news. Flipkart, India’s most loved online store, has expanded beyond physical goods and they have just added a new MP3 section to their website. Here’s a quick video overview of what it’s like to buy downloadable MP3 music from Flipkart
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[Video] Flipkart Now Selling Downloadable Songs in DRM-Free MP3 Format
Not Just Email Addresses, Credit Card Numbers also Stolen from Microsoft India Store
Feb 27th
If you ever used your credit card to shop at the Microsoft Online Store in India, it may be a good idea to stop everything you’re doing and call your bank to get your credit card blocked. That’s because your credit card number, your address and everything else that a fraud needs to use your credit card online, could later become available in the underground market. The story so far..
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Not Just Email Addresses, Credit Card Numbers also Stolen from Microsoft India Store
Not Just Email Addresses, Credit Card Numbers also Stolen from Microsoft India Store
Feb 27th
If you ever used your credit card to shop at the Microsoft Online Store in India, it may be a good idea to stop everything you’re doing and call your bank to get your credit card blocked.
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Not Just Email Addresses, Credit Card Numbers also Stolen from Microsoft India Store
Netflix has no plans to make an app for BlackBerry devices
Feb 25th
Netflix has no plans to support BlackBerry devices in the future, Reuters reported Friday. That includes the recently updated BlackBerry PlayBook, Research in Motion’s beleaguered tablet released in 2011. As shown above, the company made its intentions, or lack thereof, clear in a response on Twitter to a disgruntled PlayBook owner on Thursday
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Netflix has no plans to make an app for BlackBerry devices
HTC One X and One S captured in the wild
Feb 25th
This week we’re more than pumped up to check out HTC’s offering next week at Mobile World Congress 2012, and it appears that the folks at IT Pro Portal have had a stroke of luck seeing the first device in HTC’s lineup for themselves.
Appeals court: Fifth Amendment protections can apply to encrypted hard drives
Feb 25th
Two rulings this week helped to clarify the circumstances under which a defendant can be compelled to reveal the contents of an encrypted hard drive. On Wednesday, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals let stand a judge’s ruling in a Colorado case that the defendant in a mortgage fraud case could be compelled to produce the contents of her encrypted laptop
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Appeals court: Fifth Amendment protections can apply to encrypted hard drives
Viddy pulled from the Apple App Store for adult material
Feb 25th
Mobile video sharing app Viddy has been apparently been pulled from the Apple App Store not long after quickly rising up the ranks of free video and camera applications available for the iPhone. A Viddy spokesperson confirmed that the removal was due to concerns over adult material that was being posted on the app, and that the startup was working with Apple to resolve the matter. Viddy is one of a large number of mobile video-sharing apps that have popped up over the last year or so
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Viddy pulled from the Apple App Store for adult material
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