 Telegraph.co.uk | Sony prepares for Playstation Vita launch Telegraph.co.uk By Matt Warman, Consumer Technology Editor The Japanese electronics giant hopes the new PlayStation Vita portable gaming console, which goes on sale tomorrow, will convince users to play more video games on dedicated devices, rather than turning to the ... What's PlayStation Vita got that my smartphone doesn't? Playstation Vita ready for Europe launch Sony Betting Gaming Market Has Room For Handheld Vita |
 Globe and Mail | Google says IE privacy policy is impractical in modern Web ITworld.com February 21, 2012, 12:25 AM â€" Microsoft's privacy protection feature in Internet Explorer, known as P3P, is impractical to comply with while providing modern web functionality such as cookie-based features, Google said Monday in response to an ... Google tricks Internet Explorer into accepting tracking cookies, Microsoft claims Microsoft Accuses Google of Sidestepping Privacy in IE Google tricks Internet Explorer, foils privacy settings, Microsoft says |
 IBNLive.com | China Telecom Becomes Nation's Second Carrier Selling IPhone BusinessWeek By Bloomberg News Feb. 21 (Bloomberg) -- China Telecom Corp. will become the nation's second wireless operator to offer Apple Inc.'s iPhone 4S, two months after “staggering†demand prompted the US company to suspend sales at its own stores. China Telecom to Start Offering IPhone 4S in March China Telecom To Get iPhone In March China Telecom to sell iPhone 4S; shares rise |
 BetaNews | Nvidia's first 'complete' smartphone: ZTE Mimosa X BetaNews By Tim Conneally Nvidia's Tegra 2 system-on-a-chip architecture has thus far been used in a handful of high-end Android "superphones": Motorola Atrix 4G, Photon 4G, LG Optimus G2X, and the Samsung Captivate Glide, to name a few. ZTE Mimosa X revealed with NVIDIA Tegra 2 and Icera modem Meet the ZTE Mimosa X, Nvidia's first branded smartphone ZTE to Show New Mimosa X Handset Featuring NVIDIA Tegra Dual-Core Processor ... |
Globe and Mail | Google tricks Internet Explorer into accepting tracking cookies, Microsoft claims Ars Technica By Jon Brodkin | Published February 20, 2012 2:19 PM Google was caught last week bypassing default privacy settings in the Safari browser in order to serve up tracking cookies. The company claimed the situation was an accident and limited only to the ... Microsoft Accuses Google of Sidestepping Privacy in IE Microsoft says Google bypassed IE privacy settings Microsoft Says Google Circumvents IE Privacy Policies Too |
Globe and Mail | Microsoft Accuses Google of Sidestepping Privacy in IE PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius Microsoft jumped into the Google "Safari tracking" controversy today by accusing the search giant of doing the same thing with its Internet Explorer browser. Google, however, said Microsoft was using an outdated standard. Microsoft says Google bypassed IE privacy settings Microsoft Says Google Circumvents IE Privacy Policies Too Microsoft leaves privacy hole in browser, Google uses it |
 CNET | Microsoft says Google bypassed IE privacy settings CNET By Steven Musil on Feb 21, 2012 In the wake of reports that Google had sidestepped privacy settings in Safari, Microsoft announced today it had discovered the Web giant had done the same with Internet Explorer. "When the IE team heard that Google had ... Microsoft leaves privacy hole in browser, Google uses it Microsoft Says Google Circumvents IE Privacy Policies Too Not just Google: Facebook also bypasses privacy settings in IE |
 The Guardian | Apple faces its 'Nike moment' over working conditions in Chinese factories The Guardian Apple is facing a "Nike moment" which hit the shoe company in the 1990s when its use of cheap labour in the far east was revealed, one of the inspectors of Apple's Chinese suppliers has said. Speaking to ABC News' Nightline programme, Ines Kaempfer of ... Foxconn's model is under pressure Pressure, Chinese and Foreign, Drives Changes at Foxconn Apple, Foxconn offer world a glimpse into Chinese manufacturing plants |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Microsoft claims Google bypassed its browser privacy too Register Microsoft has released data showing that Google has been bypassing the user-defined privacy settings in Internet Explorer by using incorrect P3P identification terms. “When the IE team heard that Google had bypassed user privacy settings on Safari, ... Google tricks Internet Explorer, foils privacy settings, Microsoft says Microsoft: Google bypassed IE privacy settings too Google tricks Internet Explorer into accepting tracking cookies, Microsoft claims |
Telegraph.co.uk | Microsoft Says Google Circumvents IE Privacy Policies Too PCWorld By Nancy Gohring, IDG News Microsoft on Monday accused Google of bypassing privacy protections in Internet Explorer, following accusations last week that Google was doing so in Apple's Safari browser. In a blog post, Dean Hachamovitch, corporate vice ... Microsoft claims Google bypassed its browser privacy too Google tricks Internet Explorer, foils privacy settings, Microsoft says Microsoft: Google bypassed IE privacy settings too |
Telegraph.co.uk | Google tricks Internet Explorer, foils privacy settings, Microsoft says Fox News Reuters Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Related Video Related Slideshow Related Stories Apple factory worker suicides tied to 'boredom,' auditor says Twitter admits peeking at address books, announces privacy improvements Hands on: New Mac ... Google tricks Internet Explorer into accepting tracking cookies, Microsoft claims Microsoft: Google bypassed IE privacy settings too you are reading... Another Google privacy violation, this time IE gets targeted |
The Guardian | Apple, Foxconn offer world a glimpse into Chinese manufacturing plants Fox News A nightline video promises to offer the world its first glimpse into Apple supplier Foxconn's massive Chinese factories, where worker conditions have drawn the world's attention.ABC Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Related Stories Answer to ... Pressure, Chinese and Foreign, Drives Changes at Foxconn A Trip to The iFactory: 'Nightline' Gets an Unprecedented Glimpse Inside ... Nightline Clip Provides Glimpse of Apple Foxconn Factories |
 CTV.ca | Leaked parts reveal A5X processor, possible 8MP camera for iPad 3 Ars Technica By Chris Foresman | Published February 20, 2012 12:30 PM As an expected early March reveal for the third-generation iPad 3 approaches, details are leaking from Chinese sources. New photos detail what is claimed to be the logic board for an iPad 3, ... Latest iPad 3 Rumor Tips 'A5X' Chipset Leaked iPad 3 Images Expose A5X Chip, No A6 in Sight Help! When's the best time to sell my old iPad? |
The Guardian | Nightline Clip Provides Glimpse of Apple Foxconn Factories PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius ABC announced Friday that it had secured exclusive access to Apple's Foxconn factories in China, and the network this week released a clip (below) with more details about its visit. Nightline's Bill Weir is seen on the floor of ... A Trip to The iFactory: 'Nightline' Gets an Unprecedented Glimpse Inside ... Apple faces its 'Nike moment' over working conditions in Chinese factories Pressure, Chinese and Foreign, Drives Changes at Foxconn |
Telegraph.co.uk | Should The FTC Investigate Google's Safari Gaffe? PCWorld By Ian Paul, PCWorld Feb 20, 2012 7:35 AM Privacy advocates and now some members of Congress say Google should answer for its practice of bypassing the default privacy settings of potentially millions of users of Apple's Safari browser. Google's Privacy Invasion: It's Your Fault Google Busted With Hand in Safari Browser Cookie Jar Google Tracks iPhone Users Without Consent |
 TIME | 'Nightline' Takes Cameras Inside China's Foxconn Factories Mashable ABC anchor Bill Weir of Nightline will Tuesday take US audiences inside China's Foxconn Technology factories that have been closed off to the public for years and are the birth place of Apple products. “But while Apple fans bought over 17 million ... ABC peeks into Apple factory's working conditions Pressure, Chinese and Foreign, Drives Changes at Foxconn Apple iPad plant conditions better than the norm: agency |
 Pocket Gamer.Biz | iPad 3 logic board with 'A5X' chip purportedly snapped by Mr. Not-so-Blurrycam Engadget By Daniel Cooper posted Feb 20th 2012 5:09AM Well, if it looks real, sounds real and is halfway logical, we probably should distrust it all the more. Yes, it's the time when all the rumors, photoshops and general hysteria around Apple's next slab ... Photos show upgraded chip, bigger camera on iPad 3 iPad 3 Apple A5X chipset reportedly leaked Photo of (quite possibly fake) iPad 3 mainboard makes an appearance |
 ABC News | A Trip to The iFactory ABC News "Okay." "Okay." "Okay." The voices are robot feminine and they never shut up, each chirp a surreal announcement that another new iPad is about to be born. "Okay." "Okay." "Okay." The factory floor is spotless under the bright fluorescent lights and ... Pressure, Chinese and Foreign, Drives Changes at Foxconn Apple iPad plant conditions better than the norm: agency Foxconn Auditor Finds 'Tons of Issues' |
Telegraph.co.uk | FTC urged to probe Google's Safari-tracking gaffe Register By Kelly Fiveash • Get more from this author Google is once again under fire after a Stanford researcher discovered that the search giant and other advertising outfits have circumnavigated the privacy settings of millions of Apple Safari users. U.S. lawmakers call on FTC to investigate Google over Safari cookies Google's Privacy Invasion: It's Your Fault Google Busted With Hand in Safari Browser Cookie Jar |
 SlashGear | iPad 3 Apple A5X chipset reportedly leaked SlashGear The iPad 3's logic board bearing its new Apple A5X processor has leaked, if Chinese tipsters are to be believed, the latest component from the hotly-anticipated third generation tablet to break cover. Although previous speculation had centered on Apple ... Photos show upgraded chip, bigger camera on iPad 3 What we'd like in next iPad, expected on market in March Alleged 'iPad 3' photos showcase larger camera, tapered case |
 The Hindu | FAQ: What's what in OS X Mountain Lion? Computerworld By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Last week, Apple took most Mac users by surprise when it released a developers preview of Mountain Lion, the company's newest desktop operating system, and announced it would ship the upgrade this summer. Coming This Summer: OS X Mountain Lion! Why Apple Won't Merge OS X and iOS Anytime Soon With Mountain Lion, Apple brings iOS and OS X a big step closer |
 The Guardian | FTC investigation demanded over Google Safari tracking SlashGear Google's alleged bypassing of Safari privacy settings looks likely to come under FTC investigation, after three US Congressmen contacted the Commission to see whether the search giant has violated its consent agreement. Republican Representatives Cliff ... FTC urged to investigate Google over Safari cookies Lawmakers want FTC investigation of Google Google Accused of Tracking Safari Users |
 BBC News | Samsung Electronics board approves LCD unit spin-off BBC News Samsung Electronics has moved a step closer to spinning off its Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) unit after its board of directors approved the plan. The firm said it will launch the spun-off unit, Samsung Display Company Ltd, as a new corporation on 1 ... Samsung to Spin Off Unprofitable LCD Business Samsung Decides to Spin off LCD Business Samsung to Spin Off LCD Business to Focus on New TV Display |
 SlashGear | Samsung prioritizes OLED as LCD spun off SlashGear Samsung has confirmed plans to divorce its LCD business, spinning off the slumping screen division as Samsung Display Company Ltd on April 1 after which point it will operate as a new corporation. Word of the plans broke earlier this month, ... Samsung to Spin Off LCD Business to Focus on New TV Display Samsung Electronics to Spin Off LCD Business Samsung to Spin Off Unprofitable LCD Business |
