 Bloomberg | 'Angry Birds' Space Edition Skips Windows Phone in Blow to Nokia Bloomberg The new “Angry Birds Space†edition of the world's most popular mobile-phone game won't appear on Microsoft Corp. (MSFT)'s Windows Phone platform in a blow to handset maker Nokia Oyj. (NOK1V) “We're the No. 1 app in the Windows Phone app store, ... Angry Birds Space Mirrors Real Rocket Science Great sling shot games that aren't named Angry Birds Angry Birds Space Won't Fly on Windows Phone |
 Globe and Mail | Facebook Speaks Out On Employee Passwords WTAE Pittsburgh By Doug Gross CNN (CNN) -- Facebook has weighed in on a practice by some businesses asking employees or job applicants for their passwords to the popular social-media site. In a nutshell? Facebook says don't do it unless you want to get sued. Facebook addresses privacy concerns, from policies to employment Facebook Condemns Companies That Demand User Logins Senator: Ban bosses from asking for Facebook passwords |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords BusinessWeek By BARBARA ORTUTAY Facebook is warning employers not to demand the passwords of job applicants, saying that it's an invasion of privacy that opens companies to legal liabilities. The social networking company is also threatening legal action against ... Facebook addresses more privacy concerns; user doubts are still biggest threat ... Facebook 'unfriends' employers Facebook Condemns Companies That Demand User Logins |
 Wired News | Congress Queries App Developers On Their Data Privacy Practices Wired News By Christina Bonnington Path CEO Dave Morin explained why his app collects address book data on Feb. 8 in San Francisco. Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired In the wake of a high-profile privacy scare involving the Path social networking app, ... Putting the app in therapy Congress probing iOS developers on user privacy, address books US lawmakers question iPhone app developers in privacy inquiry |
 CTV.ca | Facebook addresses more privacy concerns; user doubts are still biggest threat ... Washington Post NEW YORK â€" Facebook has taken steps in recent days to address more worries about privacy, warning employers not to ask prospective employees for their passwords and trying to clarify its user “rights and responsibilities†policies. Facebook May Sue Employers Who Demand Passwords Facebook softens its stand on bosses violating applicant privacy Facebook warns against giving passwords to employers |
Globe and Mail | Facebook softens its stand on bosses violating applicant privacy Los Angeles Times By Michelle Maltais It seemed Friday morning as if Facebook came out with guns blazing, aiming for employers who required applicants or employees to surrender their log-in information. Now there's a softening of that position, a clarification. Facebook warns against giving passwords to employers Senator promises bill to block invasive employer Facebook checks Facebook takes steps to address privacy concerns |
 Digitaltrends.com | Senator promises bill to block invasive employer Facebook checks Digitaltrends.com Senator Richard Blumenthal has vowed to put a stop to privacy-invading Facebook checks by employers with a piece of forthcoming legislation. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) announced this week that he plans to submit a bill that would make it illegal ... Facebook takes steps to address privacy concerns Facebook Condemns Companies That Demand User Logins Facebook, lawmakers warn employers not to demand passwords |
 CBC.ca | Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) â€" Facebook is warning employers not to demand the passwords of job applicants, saying that it's an invasion of privacy that opens companies to legal liabilities. The social networking company is also threatening legal action against those ... Facebook Condemns Companies That Demand User Logins Connecticut's Blumenthal on Social-Media Privacy Facebook hits out at snooping employers after job applicants asked to hand ... |
 TechRadar UK | What's coming on iPhone 5? Los Angeles Times Sure, the new iPad just came out a week ago. But it's never too early to talk about what everyone's expecting next on the iFrontier â€" iPhone 5, of course. There's no shortage of speculation on what it could have and what it should have. Next iPhone rumor: Autumn, LTE, new dock plug Awesome!Unlock and Jailbreak iPhone 4/4S iPhone 5.1 Untehtered Solution Online Next-gen iPhone rumored to arrive in fall 2012 with LTE 4G, 3.5-inch screen |
 Wired News | Facebook Condemns Companies That Demand User Logins Wired News By Caleb Garling Is your boss trying to peer through the window at your Facebook Account? (Photo: Laughing Squid/Flickr) Facebook has spoken out against businesses that demand Facebook usernames and passwords from their employees and prospective hires. Facebook's Privacy Two-Step On Passwords, Employers Facebook privacy chief fires warning shot at bosses who demand access Facebook joins fight to ban employers from requiring workers' passwords |
 Bloomberg | RIM to Give Developers Prototypes for New BlackBerry in May Bloomberg Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) plans to give software developers prototypes for its new BlackBerry smartphone platform in early May, signaling RIM is a step closer to debuting a handset it's betting on to lift sales. As many as 2000 of the BlackBerry 10 ... Apple Beating BlackBerry in Canada, Microsoft Looks to China RIM promises new BlackBerry prototype in May RIM to give out BlackBerry 10 prototypes to developers |
 CBS News | Facebook's Privacy Two-Step On Passwords, Employers InformationWeek Facebook says sharing your password with a potential employer violates its rules. But will Facebook enforce this rule, when it still doesn't confirm user ages? Is anyone surprised that it has come to this? Employers have started asking prospective ... Facebook privacy: Can firms legally demand passwords from job applicants? Facebook Discourages Businesses From Asking for User Passwords Facebook blasts snooping employers |
 USA TODAY | 'Angry Birds Space' Confirmed for Windows Phone PC Magazine By Mark Hachman No, no mischievous green pigs have stolen your eggs, Windows Phone owners. Rovio's chief executive said Friday that the new Angry Birds Space game will eventually come to Windows Phone. Initially, Peter Vesterbacka, chief marketing ... Angry Birds Space will indeed hit Windows Phones, CEO says Angry Birds Space Mirrors Real Rocket Science Angry Birds maker heads into space |
USA TODAY | Angry Birds Space Mirrors Real Rocket Science InformationWeek Did you know Rovio's Angry Birds Space was developed in collaboration with NASA through a Space Act Agreement? The game illustrates microgravity, a concept fundamental to current NASA experiments. The day before Rovio Entertainment released its new ... Angry Birds Space will indeed hit Windows Phones, CEO says Rovio: Actually there will be Angry Birds Space on Windows Phone Angry Birds Space Won't Fly on Windows Phone |
CTV.ca | Facebook Condemns Those Requesting Passwords of Interviewees, Employees PC Magazine By Leslie Horn "This practice undermines the privacy expectations and the security of both the user and the user's friends," Facebook's chief privacy officer, Erin Egan wrote in a blog post. "It also potentially exposes the employer who seeks this ... Facebook: Users shouldn't be forced to share info with prospective employers Facebook Warns Employers Not to Ask Job Applicants for Log-in Credentials Facebook tells employers: Hands off our users' passwords |
 GameZone | Did you know Verizon also throttles unlimited data service? CNET Ask Maggie explains Verizon's data 'throttling' policy and offers some advice on which Google Android to buy for Big Red's 4G LTE network. by Marguerite Reardon March 23, 2012 6:52 AM PDT Follow @maggie_reardon AT&T has taken a lot of heat over the ... AT&T Should Look To Partner With Dish Rather Than Buy Spectrum LTE option poses data dilemma for iPad, smartphone users Video Speed Trap Lurks in New iPad |
 Sydney Morning Herald | New iPad Battery Keeps Charging Despite 'Battery Full' Message PCWorld By Daniel Ionescu, PCWorld Mar 23, 2012 6:14 AM You shouldn't stop charging your new iPad as soon as it shows a 100 percent battery. Instead, to get the most from the battery, keep it charging for at least another hour after it says it is full, ... The iPad's charging challenge, redux LTE option poses data dilemma for iPad, smartphone users Is Apple iPad 3 too hot? Overheating reported |
 CTV.ca | iPhone outsells RIM's BlackBerry in Canada for the first time Register By Anna Leach • Get more from this author The iPhone is outselling the BlackBerry in its home territory, Canada, in another humiliating mark of decline for mobe-makers RIM. BlackBerry sold 2.08 million handsets in Canada in 2011 compared to iPhone ... BlackBerry Loses Top Spot to Apple at Home: Corporate Canada The iPhone overtakes RIM in Canada Apple's iPhone takes top spot from RIM in Canada |
 SlashGear | RIM pushes HTML5 apps amid Canada user exodus SlashGear RIM has turned to courting HTML5-curious developers as a stopgap solution to slumping BlackBerry sales in Canada and elsewhere, arguing the case for universal webapps to counter coder apathy. BlackBerry marketshare in Canada â€" not RIM's biggest single ... The iPhone overtakes RIM in Canada Apple knocks RIM off smartphone top spot in Canada BlackBerry Loses Top Spot to Apple at Home: Corporate Canada |
 VentureBeat | iPhone beating BlackBerry in Canada shows how bad RIM is broken VentureBeat Research in Motion has lost its home field advantage in Canada to Apple for the first time ever, another sign that RIM is almost hopelessly broken when it comes to smartphone innovation. The long-time co-CEOs of RIM, Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, ... Apple knocks RIM off smartphone top spot in Canada Apple's iPhone takes top spot from RIM in Canada BlackBerry Loses Top Spot to Apple at Home: Corporate Canada |
 USA TODAY | AT&T 'defrauded' US in Nigerian 419 scams by $16M Computerworld (blog) AT&T has been knowingly defrauding the US taxpayer by helping Nigerian 419 fraudsters. So says an ex-AT&T (NYSE:T) whistleblower, Constance Lyttle. The Justice Department says it's cost $16 million. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers would like you help to ... AT&T Sued Over Cheating Government Duties AT&T Accused of Improperly Billing for Service for Deaf Gov't sues AT&T over Internet calls |
 CNET | Apple's iPhone takes top spot from RIM in Canada CNET By Aloysius Low on Mar 23, 2012 It could be a warning sign that the Waterloo-based company has more to worry about besides the lack of new handsets. Based on data from IDC and Bloomberg, Apple has sold 2.85 million iPhones in Canada while RIM has only ... BlackBerry Loses Top Spot to Apple at Home: Corporate Canada RIM wants to hire iPhone app developers BlackBerry Loses to Apple in Home Market |
USA TODAY | AT&T Accused of Improperly Billing for Service for Deaf New York Times The Justice Department has accused AT&T of knowing that a calling service it offered for the deaf was being used by Nigerian swindlers and others to steal from American merchants. The department, which intervened in a whistle-blower lawsuit in federal ... Gov't sues AT&T over Internet calls Summary Box: Gov't sues AT&T over Internet calls AT&T collected millions from taxpayers in fraudulent charges, US says |
USA TODAY | Summary Box: Gov't sues AT&T over Internet calls BusinessWeek By AP THE LAWSUIT: The Justice Department is accusing AT&T of improperly billing the government for services that are designed for use by the deaf and hard-of-hearing who place calls by typing messages over the Internet. ABOUT THE SYSTEM: The federal ... AT&T Accused of Improperly Billing for Service for Deaf Gov't sues AT&T over Internet calls Government sues AT&T over services for users with disabilities |
