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We are currently experimenting with aggregated RSS news feeds made with Yahoo Pipes, an awesome new tool just released. So consider this RSS experiment as ‘beta’ right now.
We will continue to add and refine the feeds we are pulling in over time. Enjoy.
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How to sync tabs between Chrome desktop, Chrome Beta for Android - CNET (blog)
Chicago Tribune | How to sync tabs between Chrome desktop, Chrome Beta for Android CNET (blog) by Jason Cipriani February 7, 2012 4:08 PM PST Follow @MrCippy It may have taken a long time for Google to get around to releasing its popular Chrome browser for the Android platform, but that day has finally come. In order for your tabs to sync from … Hands On: Chrome Beta for Android — the Platform's Best New Browser Wired News Chrome Beta for Android 4.0 ICS Review SlashGear Chrome for Android's hidden feature: PC-to-mobile page beaming Computerworld (blog) PCWorld - New York Times (blog) - DVICE all 220 news articles » |
Samsung signs movie streaming deal with Quickflix - The Australian
ITProPortal | Samsung signs movie streaming deal with Quickflix The Australian SAMSUNG users will soon enjoy unlimited movies following a deal announced today with online DVD rental company Quickflix. Samsung said it had entered into an agreement with Quickflix in Australia to develop an app which would let Samsung users stream … Samsung to bring Quickflix to TVs, tablets and phones CNET Australia Samsung Outlines Its Quickflix-capable Gadgets Gizmodo Australia Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1-Inch 16GB Wi-Fi Tablet, $448 PCWorld New Straits Times - ITProPortal - Engadget all 10 news articles » |
Flaw in home security cameras exposes live feeds to hackers - Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald | Flaw in home security cameras exposes live feeds to hackers Sydney Morning Herald After the flaw was discovered user "Gl0we" on the social news website Reddit posted this image, claiming it took less that 2 minutes to create from cameras they had found to be exposed. A security flaw in web-connected home security cameras made by … Trendnet error exposes thousands of home security video feeds SlashGear Trendnet security cam flaw exposes video feeds on net BBC News Coding Error Turns Trendnet Safety Cams Into Spy Cams PC Magazine Register - AFP - iTWire all 47 news articles » |
Clouds: what they mean - Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald | Clouds: what they mean Sydney Morning Herald Most Englishmen come to Australia to see the sun. Gavin Pretor-Pinney came to see a cloud. Pretor-Pinney was reading a book about clouds when he stumbled on a picture of a long, tube-like cloud called Morning Glory. How the Bureau of Meteorology site … and more » |
Gov’t promises $5.1m to teach migrants English over the NBN - iTWire
Delimiter | Gov't promises $5.1m to teach migrants English over the NBN iTWire The Federal Government has launched a three year, $5.1m trial of virtual English language tuition over the NBN designed to help new migrants settle into regional communities. Initially up to 200 new migrants will participate in the trial, … The NBN price delusion Technology Spectator NBN to deliver virtual English tuition to new migrants CIO Magazine NBN to help migrants learn English ARNnet ZDNet Australia - Telecompaper (subscription) - Delimiter all 12 news articles » |
Telco customer code goes to the regulator - ZDNet Australia
Telco customer code goes to the regulator ZDNet Australia The Communications Alliance has submitted its revised telecommunications consumer protection code (TCP code) to the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), but the code has been rejected by a peak consumer action body. Proposed telco industry code condemned by ACCAN Technology Spectator Action group rejects telco industry code The Australian Telcos pledge improved customer service, but regulation looms iTWire Sydney Morning Herald - Telecompaper (subscription) - iT News all 15 news articles » |
Google Releases Chrome For Android
Google says mobile version of Chrome delivers more speed and access to desktop browser data.
Should Next-Gen Consoles Be Upgradeable? The Pros and Cons - Hot Hardware
Hot Hardware | Should Next-Gen Consoles Be Upgradeable? The Pros and Cons Hot Hardware With all the recent discussions of future consoles from Sony and Microsoft, we've decided to tackle one of the most significant questions–should future consoles be upgradeable? Historically, console add-ons that boosted the performance of the primary … Epic: There has to be a big jump to the next generation of consoles Play.tm Console tug-of-war as PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 both claim market leadership Current.com.au 'PS4, Xbox 720 aren't the next generation - your TV is' Computerandvideogames.com News Pakistan - Gamebandits (blog) - Sydney Morning Herald (blog) all 52 news articles » |
VeriSign Breach May Reaffirm Certificate Authority Security Model
Alternative Internet security proposals simply just transfer trust to entities equally vulnerable to attack, experts say.
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Denial-of-service Attacks Are on the Rise, Anti-DDoS Vendors Report - PCWorld
Help Net Security | Denial-of-service Attacks Are on the Rise, Anti-DDoS Vendors Report PCWorld By Lucian Constantin, IDG News Both the number and volume of distributed denial-of-service attacks are increasing, according to new reports from DDoS mitigation companies Prolexic and Arbor Networks. During the fourth quarter of last year, … Reserve Bank toughens protection against DDoS The Australian 'Hactivism' now the leading driver of DDoS attacks iTWire DDoS attacks motivated by politics not criminality, Arbor Networks finds Techworld.com ZDNet Australia - Good Gear Guide all 52 news articles » |
Wolfram Alpha Learns Image, Data Tricks
Wolfram Alpha adds paid subscription service that provides new image and data analysis capabilities.
‘Oldest living thing on earth’ discovered - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.uk | 'Oldest living thing on earth' discovered Telegraph.co.uk Ancient patches of a giant seagrass in the Mediterranean Sea are now considered the oldest living organism on Earth after scientists dated them as up to 200000 years old. By Jonathan Pearlman, Sydney Australian scientists sequenced the DNA of samples … Mediterranean seagrass could be hundreds of thousands of years old The Guardian World's oldest living thing studied UPI.com Self-Cloning Seagrass May Be World's Oldest Living Thing Voice of America New Scientist - The State Column - Tehran Times all 22 news articles » |
Man-made diamonds could unlock bionic eye - Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald | Man-made diamonds could unlock bionic eye Sydney Morning Herald IT TAKES up to 3.3 billion years for nature to make a diamond. But physics professor Steven Prawer can cook them up in five days using the microwave-like reactor at his Parkville laboratory. ''They are made with methane and hydrogen,'' Professor Prawer … A twinkle in your bionic eye Technology Spectator all 4 news articles » |
The Next Big Social Network Is You
Three trends just now emerging will alter the social network landscape.
Facebook’s IPO Filing: A Quick Read
What Facebook’s public offering says about social media and social business.
Leaked Video: Lithium Turns To Internal Communities
Lithium has always maintained an exclusive focus on customer-facing social communities, but the video of a sales briefing shows new internal collaboration plans.
Enterprise Social Networks: A Guided Tour
More enterprises are deploying internal social networks to encourage collaboration and improve productivity. Take a tour of the major platforms and see how they are being used by leading organizations.
Microsoft Slams Google Privacy Changes
Microsoft tries to gain from Google’s privacy pain; new ad calls Google plan to unite user data across all services a privacy nightmare.
Google Defends Privacy Policy Consolidation
Google sends letter to congressional representatives to clarify pending privacy policy revisions.
How Payvment Uses Facebook’s Expanded Open Graph
Moving beyond ‘like,’ Payvment has added ‘want’ and ‘own’ buttons to its social stores.
Google+ Name Policy Leaves Users Unsatisfied
Google tweaked its pseudonym rules after people complained–but some still-frustrated users say the company didn’t listen well.
Actiance Funnels Approved Social Posts To Financial Advisors
Social media archiving and screening specialist Actiance enables financial advisors to post preapproved content on their pages and profiles.
EU Data Rules Worse Than SOPA?
European Union’s proposed “right to be forgotten” data privacy rule threatens free speech and online business, critics argue.
Bazaarvoice Teams With Badgeville On Gamification
Partnership lets customers of Bazaarvoice social shopping apps, such as Ratings and Reviews, bolster user engagement via Badgeville gaming techniques.
Google Study: Social Media Enhances Privacy
Sharing can shape your reputation, thereby building trust and privacy, Google research says. “Clean coal,” meet “privacy-aware sharing.” Let the oxymoron wars begin.
SOPA Protesters Try New Tactic: DNS Hijacks
Hacktivists redirect traffic from several sites, including handbag-maker Coach.com, in retaliation for anti-piracy bill support.
Top 10 Open Government Websites
Federal agencies face White House orders to become more transparent. These websites expose new data sets, support public petitions, and reveal where taxpayer money goes.
Google Privacy Change Provokes Outrage
One user profile and privacy policy to rule all of Google’s services. Simple, or evil?
Pwn2Own Hacking Contest Gets Facelift
Popular competition will up the ante with longer contest, fewer targets, more payout for first-, second-, third-place winners–plus an extra Google bounty for cracking Chrome.
Google Foes Fighting Social Search Ignore One Truth
Google competitors ramp up protests that the search giant favors its own social content, hurting Facebook and Twitter. One problem, guys: There’s no such thing as truly organic search.
Google+ Accepts Pseudonyms, With Caveats
Google+ updated name policy stops short of unqualified pseudonym acceptance, but endorses use of “established” alternate names.
Why LinkedIn’s Mobile Developers Dumped Ruby For Node.js
Node.js, a server-side programming platform for JavaScript, available as open source, is part of the story behind a performance boost for LinkedIn’s most recent iPhone app.
PepsiCo Makes Employees Social Ambassadors
PepsiCo is turning a bit of its intranet inside-out–making selected internal newsletter articles available to post externally.
Facebook’s New Actions Go Beyond ‘Like’
As Facebook broadens its Open Graph API by adding 60 new frictionless sharing apps, look for new action verbs in your feed. Here’s what it all means.
TD Bank’s Social Strategy: Start Small, Think Big
The bank’s ambitious enterprise social networking plans started with a simple initiative that has already boosted productivity dramatically.
Facebook Users Hit By Money-Grubbing Malware
Carberp Trojan malware attempts to steal money by duping the user into divulging an e-cash voucher.
Google, Mozilla, Wikipedia Fight SOPA Piracy Bill
Blacked-out websites and calls-to-action appear across the Web to protest proposed SOPA and PIPA anti-piracy bills.
How Facebook Took Down Koobface Malware
Aggressive campaign by the social network to kill the pesky malware included taking down its command-and-control server.
LotusLive Becomes IBM SmartCloud For Social Business
By rebranding cloud social collaboration services, IBM aims to reach beyond the market of Lotus loyalists.
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