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Learn More!  Learn More!    YouTube Refuses To Remove Anti-Islamic Film Clip  From the people-will-be-mad-whatever-you-decide department Hugh Pickens writes "BBC reports that Google officials have rejected the notion of removing a video that depicts the prophet as a fraud and philanderer and has been blamed for sparking violence at U.S. embassies in Cairo and Benghazi. Google says...   iPhone 5 Scorns Standards Promise To European Commission  From the we-have-found-that-customers-enjoy-paying-money department WebMink writes "Back in 2009, Apple signed an agreement aimed at reducing electronic waste resulting from mobile phone accessories. But this week's launch of the iPhone 5 shows them reneging on that commitment. Instead of including a micro-USB...   Intel Says Clover Trail Atom CPU Won't Work With Linux  From the that-will-go-over-well department girlmad tips this news from the Inquirer: "Intel's Clover Trail Atom processor can be seen in various non-descript laptops around IDF and the firm provided a lot of architectural details on the chip, confirming details such as dual-core and a...   How Viable Is Large Scale Wind Energy?  From the blowing-in-the-wind department New submitter notscientific writes "Renewable sources of energy are obviously a hit but they have as yet failed to live up to the hype. A new study in Nature Climate Change shows however that there is more than enough power to be harnessed from...   Cameras To Watch Cameras In Maryland  From the watching-the-watchers department Cornwallis writes in with a story reminding cameras everywhere that just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't watching you. "Many people find speed cameras frustrating, and some in the region are taking their rage out on the cameras...   Firefox OS: Disruptive By Aiming Low  From the picture-worth-1k-words department judgecorp writes "As Apple launches a new slightly-improved iPhone 5, Mozilla CTO Brendan Eich says if you want a really disruptive phone you should look to Firefox OS. It's a low-cost low-end device — and that's the point. It uses standards...   RIPE Region Runs Out of IPv4 Addresses  From the problems-that-need-to-be-addressed department New submitter 8-Track writes "The RIPE NCC, the Regional Internet Registry for Europe, the Middle East and parts of Central Asia, distributed the last blocks of IPv4 address space from the available pool. This means they are now distributing IPv4...   What Windows Phone 8 Needs To Do To Succeed  From the run-on-an-iphone department As Microsoft prepares for the launch of Windows Phone 8 devices, its most important push into the smartphone industry to date, speculation is rampant about whether or not consumers will continue to ignore Windows-based phones. There are many...   Is iPhone Battery Usefulness On the Decline?  From the more-time-please department jfruh writes "Every time a company rolls out a new version of a product, it extols how much better it is than the previous version. Thus, Apple spent a part of its iPhone 5 rollout touting the staying power of the latest version of its battery....   The Futility of the Ongoing Piracy War  From the get-me-a-copy department CowboyNeal writes: "It seems like the news on everyone's favorite most resilient BitTorrent site never ends, as we approach its ninth birthday in just a couple days. Google has even recently wiped TPB results from auto-complete searches. Last...   Dutch Court Rules Hyperlinks Can Constitute Infringement  From the watch-what-you-link department Ubi_NL writes "In yesterday's ruling of Playboy (via publisher Sanoma) vs Dutch blog Geenstijl, the court ruled that hyperlinking to copyrighted material was itself infringement of copyright. The court ordered the blog to remove all links to the...   Japan Aims To Abandon Nuclear Power By 2030s  From the election-campaigns-deciding-our-future department mdsolar writes "Reuters reports that the Japanese government said it 'intends to stop using nuclear power by the 2030s, marking a major shift from policy goals set before last year's Fukushima disaster that sought to increase the share of atomic...   Patent Troll Sues X-Plane  From the uniloc-has-a-lot-of-x-planing-to-do department symbolset writes "X-plane is a cross-platform flight simulator app, notably the only serious one that supports Mac OSX and Linux. It was the first to include NASA data in their terrain modelling. It's now under threat by an NPE (Non-Practicing...   Anonymous' Barrett Brown Raided By FBI During Online Chat  From the caught-on-tape department SternisheFan sends this excerpt from Wired: "For the second time this year, self-proclaimed Anonymous spokesman Barrett Brown was raided by the FBI. The latest dramatic incident occurred late Wednesday evening while Brown and another woman...   Motorola Ordered To Recall Android Phones and Tablets In Germany  From the continuing-to-go-thermonuclear department puddingebola sends word of a German court decision yesterday which found that Google's Motorola Mobility must recall all of its Android tablets and phones that infringe on Apple's patent for "rubber-band" scrolling. From the Guardian: "The...

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