 USA TODAY | Nintendo to launch 'Wii U' videogame Times of India Nintendo has more to prove than ever when it takes the wraps off its highly anticipated "Wii U" gaming console at next week's E3. Nintendo has more to prove than ever when it takes the wraps off its highly anticipated "Wii U" gaming console at next ... Wii U, sequels take another swing at E3 The week in tech: 5 must-know things Wii U, video game sequels take another swing at next week's Electronic ... |
 Newsday | Gaming Industry Hopes This Year's Expo Gives It a Jolt The Ledger Nintendo's video game console Wii U is demonstrated at the Nintendo booth at the 2011 Expo. At this year's event, Nintendo is expected to show off exactly what kinds of games will be available for its new touchpad-powered Wii U console. The Next Generation According to Game Developers The week in tech: 5 must-know things Wii U, video game sequels take another swing at next week's Electronic ... |
 IBNLive.com | Facebook goes down in several countries right after threat from Anonymous hackers Fort Worth Star Telegram By Hayley Tsukayama Hackers claiming to be part of the online group Anonymous threatened to block access to Facebook just before the website went down in several countries Thursday and Friday. A 15-minute video posted to the website AnonNews called for ... Facebook suffers downtime; Anonymous mocks Why is Facebook so cryptic about its outage? Facebook suffers outage that cuts off users |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Cyber-attacks "bought us time" on Iran: US sources Reuters By Andrea Shalal-Esa | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States under former President George W. Bush began building a complex cyber-weapon to try to prevent Tehran from completing suspected nuclear weapons work without resorting to risky military ... Massive cyberattack on Iran came from US, report says US Team and Israel Developed Iran Worm Obama's cyber war: did he start a Stuxnet black hole? |
 USA TODAY | It's Facebook Election Week: How You Can Vote on Your Privacy Mashable It's time to exercise your democratic right â€" not at the ballot booth, but on Facebook. The social network is calling on users to vote on which privacy rules will govern the site. As in most elections, you only really have two choices: the current ... Tech Chronicles Postings from The Chronicle's technology blog (sfgate.com ... Facebook to let users vote on privacy changes Facebook taking a vote on proposed policy changes, will require 270 million ... |
 Zee News | Anonymous Taking Credit for Facebook Outage? Tom's Guide Facebook suffered sporadic outages across the globe Thursday evening that still lingered until just after 9 am EST Friday morning. Currently there's speculation that Anonymous was behind the outage, based on a "tango down" message on Twitter that ... Why is Facebook so cryptic about its outage? Facebook suffers downtime; Anonymous mocks Man claims responsibility for Facebook attack on behalf of Anonymous |
 The Age | US Team Behind Computer Worm That Hit Iran Wall Street Journal By SIOBHAN GORMAN WASHINGTONâ€"The US is pursuing a wide-ranging, high-tech campaign against Iran's nuclear program that includes the cybersabotage project known as Stuxnet, which was developed by the Central Intelligence Agency in conjunction with Idaho ... Obama ordered Stuxnet cyberattack, reports say. Did it leave US vulnerable? Cyberattack on Iran traced to US, Israel Stuxnet Created by US, Israel Against Iran |
 ZDNet UK | Hits and misses in Windows 8 so far CNET As Microsoft approaches the home stretch for finishing Windows 8, we take a look at what the OS does well, and what it must fix to be a success. by Seth Rosenblatt With the Windows 8 Release Preview finally available, Microsoft has taken a major step ... $15 Windows 8 upgrades available from Microsoft through January 2013 Microsoft .NET 4.5 and Visual Studio 2012 release candidates ready FAQ: Get going with Windows 8 Release Preview |
 New York Times | Obama Order Sped Up Wave of Cyberattacks Against Iran New York Times WASHINGTON â€" From his first months in office, President Obama secretly ordered increasingly sophisticated attacks on the computer systems that run Iran's main nuclear enrichment facilities, significantly expanding America's first sustained use of ... U.S., Long Engaged in Cyberwar Against Iran, Has Now Declared It Stuxnet Reportedly Sourced to Israel and the US New Book Claims President Obama Ordered Stuxnet Attack on Iran |
The Age | New Book Claims President Obama Ordered Stuxnet Attack on Iran eWeek In the upcoming book, “Confront and Conceal: Obama's Secret Wars and Surprising Use of American Power,†sources tie Stuxnet to an effort by the NSA and a secret Israeli military unit to disrupt Iran's nuclear ambitions. US President Barack Obama ... Obama Order Sped Up Wave of Cyberattacks Against Iran US Launched Its Biggest Cyberattack From a Thumb Drive Stuxnet admission likely to have foreign policy consequences |
 ValueWalk | Google to Unveil 'Next Dimension' of Maps PC Magazine By Angela Moscaritolo Google on Friday sent out invites for a press event next week in San Francisco where it promises to unveil "the next dimension of Google Maps," hinting it may also have some new 3D features on tap. The invite-only event is set for ... 3D Maps Are Coming: Will They Actually Be Useful? What could Apple have up its sleeve for WWDC? Google Plans An Event Ahead of Apple's WWDC To Showcase 3D Maps |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Update: Microsoft confirms $15 Windows 8 upgrade Computerworld Buy a new Windows 7 PC between Saturday and Jan. 31, 2013, download Windows 8 Pro same day it launches By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Microsoft said on Thursday that it would kick off a Windows 8 upgrade program on Saturday, June 2, giving buyers of ... Windows 8 Store gets preview rollout. How does it stack up? Microsoft Puts Windows 8 Up for Another Round of Show and Tell Final preview moves Windows 8 toward tablets |
Telegraph.co.uk | FAQ: Get going with Windows 8 Release Preview Computerworld By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Yesterday Microsoft shipped the Release Preview for Windows 8, the final public sneak peek for what the company keeps calling a "no compromise" version and "reimagining" of the decades-old OS. Top Windows chief Steven ... Windows 8 Release Preview: Key Features Windows 8 Store gets preview rollout. How does it stack up? Windows Store, you're still clumsy, despite Windows 8 boost |
 NEWS.com.au | Stuxnet virus origin confirmed: USA and Isreali governments SlashGear This week it has been confirmed that the computer virus known as Stuxnet which spread accidentally across the global internet in 2010 was created originally by the governments of the United States and Israel to attack Iran's nuclear facilities. Stuxnet and other big worms and viruses Stuxnet Worm Crafted by US, Israel to Thwart Iran's Nuclear Program Massive cyber attack on Iran came from US, report says |
Telegraph.co.uk | US officials confirm Stuxnet was a joint US-Israeli op Register By John Leyden • Get more from this author Cyberattacks on Iranian nuclear program were a US-Israel effort started under the Bush administration and continued by President Obama, The New York Times reports. The confirmation from Obama-administration ... Stuxnet Was a Joint US/ Israeli Project Report: Obama ordered Stuxnet attacks on Iran Stuxnet, the worm that targeted Iran's nuclear facilities, was created by US ... |
 AFP | Microsoft improves Windows Store, but it still feels clumsy CNET The Windows Store found in the new Windows 8 Release Preview offers a few healthy changes, yet it continues to seem half-done. by Lance Whitney Yesterday's Windows 8 Release Preview brought a few tweaks to the Windows Store, but shopping at the virtual ... Internet Explorer 10 Metro: Now With Adobe Flash Multiple monitors on Windows 8 Release Preview: better, but still rough Windows 8 consumer preview puts apps front and center |
Telegraph.co.uk | Windows 8 consumer preview puts apps front and center Washington Post Microsoft released its latest consumer preview of Windows 8 on Thursday, giving potential buyers a good look at what's changing in the next version of the operating system. The preview, which had been expected this month, came a hair ahead of schedule ... Microsoft to defer revenue from Windows upgrade offer Microsoft Blocking Third Parties from Reviving Start Button Blowing away bloatware: a guide to reinstalling Windows on a new PC |
 AFP | Google smacks down Oracle as smartphone trial of century ends Fox News San Francisco â€" Oracle Corp. received another setback Thursday as a federal judge in San Francisco undermined a central part of the company's multimillion dollar case against Google over its Android software for mobile devices. Oracle suffers setback in copyright battle against Google Judge clears Google of Java copyright infringement Oracle Suffers Setback in Java Copyright Battle Against Google |
 TIME | Windows 8: We kick the tyres on Redmond's new tablet wheels Register By Tim Anderson • Get more from this author Review The surprising thing about the Windows 8 Release Preview just delivered is not how much has changed from February's Consumer Preview, or even the Developer Preview from September 2011, but rather how ... Windows 8 Store: A good start, but can it top Apple's App stores? Microsoft previews new versions of Visual Studio and .Net Windows 8 Release Preview: What you should know |
 NDTV | Tablets to Take Center Stage at Computex Wall Street Journal By LORRAINE LUK By JURO OSAWA TAIPEIâ€"Asia's major PC makers will showcase tablet computers and laptop PCs that run on a preview version of Microsoft Corp.'s Windows 8 at the Computex trade show in Taipei next week, as the traditional PC industry pins ... Apple CEO Pokes Fun At Multi-Device Spread of Windows 8 Acer, Toshiba to Take on IPads With Windows 8 Tablets Windows 8 Preview Hits, iPad-Challenging Tablets Coming In Its Wake |
 ABC News | Windows 8 Release Preview: What you should know Washington Post Two months after unleashing Windows 8 upon the world, Microsoft's back with the latest step toward the release of the company's next operating system: the Windows 8 Release Preview. The new version was supposed to be released the first week in June, ... Microsoft's Windows 8 preview release is available Windows 8 release preview date: Microsoft 'beta' download reviews How to dual-boot Windows 8 Release preview |
 SlashGear | Google scores victory: judge rules APIs not copyrightable SlashGear Last week the jury in the Google vs Oracle trial ruled that Google did not infringe any of Oracle's patents, and more news has now come out of the case. The judge has ruled that APIs are not copyrightable, marking the first time a court has addressed ... Google comprehensively defeats Oracle's Android infringement claims APIs can't be copyrighted, says judge in Oracle case Judge hands Google victory in Oracle copyright fight |
 MyBroadband | Windows 8 preview now available MyBroadband Derrick joined MyBroadband in 2011 as a junior journalist with a strong background in computer hardware and gaming - he lives for that new motherboard... Microsoft has announced the availability of the Windows 8 release preview, a near-final build of ... Microsoft launches Windows 8 Release Preview Microsoft Windows 8 Release Preview - review Microsoft unveils free preview version of Windows 8 OS |
 The Guardian | APIs cannot be copyrighted, judge says, torpedoing Oracle case against Android The Guardian Oracle's high-profile lawsuit against Google, in which it claimed that the search giant's Android mobile software infringed both copyrights and patents obtained from Sun Microsystems, is in tatters after the judge in the case ruled that key elements of ... Oracle gets another setback in Google dispute Judge clears Google of Java copyright infringement Oracle suffers major blow in Google case |
