A California federal jury today ruled that Google did not infringe on Oracle’s patents in developing the Android operating system. After a week of intense deliberations, the jury came back with an unanimous verdict that Google didn’t infringe upon Oracle’s Java patents. “Today’s jury verdict that Android does not infringe Oracle’s patents was a victory [...]
Here are your top tech news headlines for this Friday, April 27, 2012: – Intel announces new Core processors – Apple continues to beat Android – Nintendo misses targets on 3DS sales – Google Drive debuts – Augmented reality apps help kids learn – 2 rowers plan to cross the Atlantic with a little help [...]
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It’s finally here! It was beginning to seem like Google’s long-awaited Google Drive was just a legend – the “Chinese Democracy” of tech innovations – but now it has finally arrived. Was it worth the wait? Announced on the company blog yesterday, Google Drive will integrate with Google Docs and will allow you to access [...]
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The next big thing is right around the corner, and it will instantly make your wristwatch obsolete. Pebble Technology has come up with a new smart watch that acts as a companion to your iPhone or Android phone. Just eight days after putting its Pebble smart watch on Kickstarter, it has raised a staggering $4 [...]
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Instagram, the wildly popular mobile photo-sharing app, is finally available for Android users. More than 430,000 Android users who have been on the Instagram waiting list can now join over 30 million registered users already using the app. During his earnings remarks in January, Google CEO Larry Page said that 250 million Android devices were [...]
Here are your top tech news headlines for Friday, March 23, 2012: – Apple detials plans for its excess cash – iPad users complain about hot tablets – Google adds a unique locale to Street View – FAA to consider allowing electronics to stay on – Developer interest in Android is going down – Windows [...]
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Is it real or is it fake? The web is in a tizzy over whether or not one man’s attempt to fly with bird-like wings is the real McCoy. A Dutch man named Jarno Smeets would have us believe that he can fly, and uses the video below to make his case. The video begins [...]
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Microsoft is set to unveil a test version of Windows 8 today, giving the general public their first opportunity to try out the company’s newest operating system. Windows 8, the first Microsoft OS compatible with low-power microprocessors designed by ARM, will run on tablets as well as desktop and laptop computers. The dawn of tablets, [...]
There’s some shocking news you need to be aware of today if you’re a cell phone user. An investigation has revealed that your Facebook smartphone app is accessing your personal text messages. Facebook admitted reading the text messages of smartphone users who had downloaded the social networking site’s app and said that it was accessing [...]
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From Waterworld to Terminator. Google plans to launch Terminator-like glasses with a heads-up display by the end of 2012, according to Mashable. The glasses, which previously were rumored to have a front-facing camera and a voice input interface, will be Android-based, according to sources. The Google HUD glasses feature a display, located just inches from [...]
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Here are your top tech headlines for Friday, February 17, 2012: – Amazon’s Kindle Fire is catching up to Apple’s iPad – Google hopes to fixed dropped WiFi on its Chromebooks – Researchers think that SSDs have a bleak outlook – Android 5.0 Jelly Bean might be on the horizon
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In 2011, ringtones may seem like a distant memory. When was the last time you downloaded one? Does anyone still even use them? You bet. Ringtones are almost as hot as ever. In fact, people are still buying and downloading ringtones like it’s 2005. Check it out below. Created by: Music Production Schools
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