 Telegraph.co.uk | Samsung Galaxy S3 displaces iPhone as 'UK's most popular phone' Telegraph.co.uk Analysis of internet search data says more Britons are looking online for the Samsung Galaxy S3 than any other device. By Matt Warman, Consumer Technology Editor Samsung's new Galaxy S3 now ranks as the UK's most popular handset based on live searches ... Samsung Galaxy S III teardown exposed Samsung Galaxy S III debuts in Europe Continue reading Mobile Miscellany: week of May 28th, 2012 |
 SlashGear | Samsung Galaxy S III teardown exposed SlashGear Okay, so after months and months of hype â€" quite possibly even too much hype â€" the Samsung Galaxy S III is finally a known quantity. Of course there are some details that still have yet to be sewn up, but at least we're no longer holding our breath ... Continue reading Mobile Miscellany: week of May 28th, 2012 Samsung Galaxy S III debuts in Europe Samsung reveals Galaxy line sales numbers |
 RipTen | Strange Wii U Voice Mail & New Pre E3 Nintendo Direct Announced RipTen For those that don't know, I will be attending E3 next week as well as Nintendo's Press Conference. Just a few hours ago I received a strange voice mail hyping the Wii U. Check it out in the video below! The message says, “Have you heard about Wii U? Pre-E3 Nintendo Direct On June 3rd E3 2012: How to Follow Nintendo Coverage E3 2012: What to expect from Nintendo |
 AFP | Smartphone Usage Helps Twitter Double Over The Last Year â€" Pew Study Daily Disruption Some 15% of online adults use Twitter as of February 2012, and 8% do so on a typical day. Although overall Twitter usage has nearly doubled since the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project first asked a stand-alone Twitter question in ... Is Twitter's User Growth Slowing Down Already? Twitter Use 2012 Twitter user growth slows but engagement grows |
 The Mobile Indian | Android anarchy: Ice Cream Sandwich adoption crawls forward, Gingerbread ... Digitaltrends.com Despite being available for months, Android Ice Cream Sandwich accounts for just a sliver of total Android users. Compelling users to update their phones to the latest mobile operating system has been a headache for Google. While the latest uptick in ... June Android Stats: A Little More Ice Cream, Still A Lot Of Gingerbread Android market share stalls; version 4.0 sees a 7 percent install base HTC Sensation XL Ice Cream Sandwich update is live |
 Zee News | Facebook Asks All Users to Vote on Policy Clarifications PC Magazine By David Murphy Facebook is convening a massive vote for the entirety of its user base. However, it's not as if Facebook is putting this information up front and center on the site itself: No notifications when a user logs in, no posts to every user's ... Privacy, Please: This Is Only for the Two of Us Facebook to let users vote on privacy changes Facebook Offer to Let Users Vote on Policies Sparked by Activist |
 SlashGear | Sony announces PlayStation-branded Pulse stereo headset SlashGear If you're the kind of gamer that needs to be so immersed in what you're playing that you need to tune out all other noise, then Sony is looking out for you. The company has just announced a new pair of wireless headphones that will be available this ... Sony Reveals Pulse Wireless Stereo Headset (Elite Edition) For Gamers Sony introduces Pulse â€" Elite Edition wireless headphones Sony intros Pulse Wireless Stereo Headset Elite Edition, lets your non ... |
 USA TODAY | Nikon D4: New king of the DSLR hill USA TODAY By TJ Donegan, Reviewed.com/USA TODAY In today's multimedia world, where many professional photographers have to be comfortable shooting stills or video, the Nikon D4 stands as a referendum on both camera design and the professionals that use them. Which DSLR Camera Is Right for You? Head to Head: Nikon D4 Vs. Canon 5D Mark III Nikon D4 / D800 Firmware Upgrade Fixes Lockup |
 Daily Caller | Facebook to let users vote on privacy changes Daily Caller FILE - In this Oct. 10, 2011 file photo, a magnifying glass is posed over a monitor displaying a Facebook page in Munich. Facebook is letting its nearly 1 billion users vote on changes to its privacy policy beginning on Friday, June 1, 2012. Facebook Offer to Let Users Vote on Policies Sparked by Activist relatively benign changes Have your say on Facebook privacy policy |
 The Daily Star | Facebook to let users vote on privacy changes Fox News NEW YORK â€" Facebook is letting its nearly 1 billion users vote on changes to its privacy policy. The previously announced changes include new sections explaining how it uses people's information. The updates also reflect recently added features such as ... Facebook Offer to Let Users Vote on Policies Sparked by Activist relatively benign changes Have your say on Facebook privacy policy |
 New York Times | Privacy, Please: This Is Only for the Two of Us New York Times SOME friends were gushing recently about a new mobile application called Pair, intended for people in a relationship. Initially, I didn't see the appeal of the app, which lets the two partners send messages and photos back and forth. Facebook to let users vote on privacy changes Facebook Offer to Let Users Vote on Policies Sparked by Activist relatively benign changes |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Cyber Threat Projection and the Insider Threat: Stuxnet Edition Forbes Experts who theorize about cyber conflict talk about the ability to “project†power in and through cyberspace. They also warn of the danger from the “insider threat,†a trusted individual with access to sensitive systems or information who either ... Obama Order Sped Up Wave of Cyberattacks Against Iran Risk of boomerangs a reality in cyber war Why antivirus companies like mine failed to catch Flame and Stuxnet |
 AFP | Prepaid Smartphones: Not For Everyone InformationWeek Do you want a Cricket Wireless iPhone? Prepaid smartphones can save you money, but enterprise users need to weigh some important issues before going contract-free. By Eric Zeman InformationWeek Leap Wireless announced this week that its Cricket prepaid ... Apple iPhone enters prepaid world with Cricket Leap Wireless To Sell Prepaid IPhone Next Month From AT&T to Leap: A look at how iPhone availability has expanded in the US |
 USA TODAY | Sophisticated cyber-battles raise fears of cyber-blowback msnbc.com WASHINGTON â€" The Obama administration is warning American businesses about an unusually potent computer virus that infected Iran's oil industry even as suspicions persist that the United States is responsible for secretly creating and unleashing ... Why antivirus companies like mine failed to catch Flame and Stuxnet Obama Order Sped Up Wave of Cyberattacks Against Iran Massive cyber attack on Iran came from US, report says |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Windows 8, Windows Store Need Tweaking to Change PC Users' Expectations eWeek Microsoft is the first to say it's actively applying feedback from its Release Preview of Windows 8 and the Windows Store. Which is good. Early shoppers still want more. Microsoft released its Windows 8 Release Preview May 31, a follow-up to the ... Microsoft Confirms $15 Windows 8 Upgrade Option FAQ: Get going with Windows 8 Release Preview Microsoft unveils free preview version of Windows 8 OS |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Cyber missiles mean war without bloodshed Los Angeles Times By Michelle Maltais Well, that and a virulent cyber weapon such as Stuxnet that works so effectively that it takes out nothing but its target in a way that is more subtle than explosive. Stuxnet, a seek-and-disrupt cyber missile enshrouded in mystery ... Obama Order Sped Up Wave of Cyberattacks Against Iran Massive cyber attack on Iran came from US, report says Warnings about 'Flame' virus come amid suspicions of US role in launching ... |
 TechCrunch | Bashing Facebook For All The Wrong Reasons TechCrunch So Facebook's IPO was a disaster. Or maybe it wasn't. Yes, it was an utter fiasco. No, wait: “The debacle was not the IPO but all the whining by speculators who didn't make money.†Nope, it was “the flop of the decade“, the worst first week of any IPO ... Facebook suffers downtime; Anonymous mocks Why is Facebook so cryptic about its outage? Facebook suffers outage that cuts off users |
 The Age | iPhone 5 Predictions: The Best And Worst InformationWeek Jeff Bertolucci 06/01/2012 Apple's next iPhone will likely arrive in September or October. As the rumor machine cranks into high gear, we sort the solid predictions from the silly. As the unveiling of Apple's next iPhone draws nigh, the rumor mill is ... Rumor roundup: The next iPhone Latest iPhone 5 leak teases more RAM, map tweaks Leaked iPhone Schematic Corroborates 4-Inch Screen Rumor |
 TIME | The Windows 8 Release Preview & Windows Upgrade Offer InformationWeek In a blog post earlier today on Building Windows 8, Steven announced that the Windows 8 Release Preview is now available for folks to download! I suggest reading his blog post as it discusses this very important milestone. The Windows 8 Release Preview ... FAQ: Get going with Windows 8 Release Preview Microsoft unveils free preview version of Windows 8 OS Windows 8: What happens next? |
TIME | Windows 8: What happens next? InformationWeek Microsoft on Thursday delivered the final public test build of its Windows 8 operating system, the Windows 8 Release Preview. A few select partners and testers will likely be provided privately with some more release candidate/release preview builds so ... FAQ: Get going with Windows 8 Release Preview Microsoft unveils free preview version of Windows 8 OS Great apps for Release Preview: third-party Metro apps in Windows 8 |
 USA TODAY | At E3, Nintendo under "Wii" bit of pressure Chicago Tribune (Reuters) - Nintendo Co Ltd has more to prove than ever when it takes the wraps off its highly anticipated "Wii U" gaming console at next week's "E3," the $78.5 billion videogame industry's most important yearly trade show. 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 ... |
USA TODAY | Wii U, sequels take another swing at E3 The Oshkosh Northwestern AP Entertainment Writer At last year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), Nintendo captured most of the spotlight by unveiling the Wii's successor, a high-definition console called the Wii U that utilizes a tablet-like touchscreen controller. The week in tech: 5 must-know things At E3, Nintendo under “Wii†bit of pressure Wii U, video game sequels take another swing at next week's Electronic ... |
USA TODAY | The week in tech: 5 must-know things USA TODAY By Charlie Szold, USA TODAY Every week there are thousands of tech headlines about thousands of things. Here are the stories we think you'll find most important. A gamer plays a 3D video game at the 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 in Los ... Wii U, video game sequels take another swing at next week's Electronic ... Wii U, 'Halo 4' boost anticipation for E3 E3 2012: What to expect from Nintendo |
 IBNLive.com | Club Nintendo Coin Values Changing Nintendo Gal By Andrea Campton Beginning July 1st, Club Nintendo Coin values will be changing quite drastically. First off, the Nintendo DS Lite will no longer be eligible to receive Coins, but will net users who register the system an extended warranty. The week in tech: 5 must-know things At E3, Nintendo under "Wii" bit of pressure Nintendo to launch 'Wii U' videogame |
