Apple, Google and Facebook consider buying GPS app Waze, sparking bidding war
Crowdsourced navigation app Waze is reportedly at the centre of a bidding war with the company "fielding expressions of interest from multiple parties", Bloomberg reports.
19 hours ago from The Independent
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Haswell chip primer: How Intel pinches power
Intel's Haswell processor is first and foremost about power savings. Here's how the chipmaker got a serious battery life boost. [Read more]
11 hours ago from CNET
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Microsoft and Google agree to "approved" YouTube viewer
Featured | Written by: Ray Shaw | Published in: ShawThingMicrosoft and Google have ended their clash over the YouTube app for Windows Phone 8.
7 hours ago from iTWire
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Google eyes emerging markets networks
Google has become deeply involved in a series of projects to build and operate wireless networks in emerging markets including sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia, a report said Friday.
15 hours ago from Phys.org
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New Details on the Unroyal End of Richard III, 'King in the Car Park'
For two short years he was King of England, one of the most powerful men in the world. Then he was killed, desecrated, and dumped in a hastily dug grave, the location of which would be forgotten ...
17 hours ago from Wired Science
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Wooden keyboard, no access to app store: the Apple-1, yours for £250,000
The computer is 37 years old, has a keyboard set in wood and it is being offered for sale along with a batch of ancient typewriters and a 1905 toy battleship.
17 hours ago from The Independent
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AT&T decides to take another $0.61 per month from customers
Company joins Verizon and Sprint in charging new "administrative fee."
18 hours ago from Arstechnica
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Arizona University unveils the top 10 new species discovered in 2012
With the ubiquity of Google Maps and cheap international flights it often seems that we, as a species, know good old planet Earth like the back of our collective hands. Today's list of the ...
Thu 23 May 13 from The Independent
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Google Acquires Airborne Wind Power Company Makani
Already a backer of the kite-based turbine designers, Google brings it fully under its wing
Thu 23 May 13 from IEEE Spectrum
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Report: Microsoft Won't Charge a Used Game Fee on the Xbox One
There's been some fuss about how used games work on the Xbox One—do we have to pay a fee to Microsoft to play them? Is Microsoft killing used games dead? Supposedly, no. Polygon is reporting ...
11 hours ago from Gizmodo
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