Daily Archives: June 10, 2011

How your homepage influences your Internet experience

June 10, 2011
How your homepage influences your Internet experience

Where does your Internet journey start? Facebook? Twitter? Perhaps you still see the Google home page when you fire up your browser? Or does it automatically load your favourite website, TheNextWeb? Where your surfing session starts matters because it influences how you’re using the world wide web. The websites you visit and the networks you...

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Spanish police arrest suspected Anonymous members accused of hacking Sony PSN

June 10, 2011

Police in Spain say they have arrested three members of online activist gathering Anonymous, who were allegedly involved in hacking Sony’s PlayStation Network, among other targets. According to the official Twitter account of the country’s national force, the arrests follow an alleged plot to attack Spain’s Central Electoral Board website. The force has posted...

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Google Really Is The Best Tech Company To Work For

June 10, 2011
Google Really Is The Best Tech Company To Work For

See Also: THE APPLE INVESTOR: It’s Official! Wall Street Loves iCloud And New Features The Ad-Supported Kindle Is Still The Best-Selling… But Not For The 3G Version How Facebook Can Put Google Out Of Business A comparison of tech companies by Payscale confirms what you thought all along: It would be sweet to work...

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Vivendi’s $11.5B Acquisition Of Vodafone’s 44% Stake In SFR Approved By EC

June 10, 2011
Vivendi’s $11.5B Acquisition Of Vodafone’s 44% Stake In SFR Approved By EC

The European Commission yesterday granted French entertainment and telecommunication services conglomerate Vivendi approval for its acquisition of Vodafone’s 44% stake in SFR, the company announced this morning. The transaction, which is valued at 7.95 billion euros (roughly $11.5 billion), should be completed in the next few days. Vivendi henceforth owns 100 percent of SFR,...

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For Google, iCloud Is Annoying; For Microsoft, It’s A Humiliation (AAPL, MSFT, GOOG)

June 10, 2011
For Google, iCloud Is Annoying; For Microsoft, It’s A Humiliation (AAPL, MSFT, GOOG)

Image: Associated Press When it became obvious Apple would come out with a cloud computing offering, it would be interesting to see how they would do things differently from Google, the most prominent consumer cloud computing company. And indeed, Apple’s vision for the cloud is very different from Google’s.  In fact, Apple’s vision for...

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Lipdub? No. Founders Forum Re-creates Bond Movie Featuring Europe’s Startup Stars

June 10, 2011
Lipdub? No. Founders Forum Re-creates Bond Movie Featuring Europe’s Startup Stars

Kinnernet in Israel did a lipdub. DLD in Germany did a lipdub. But at Founders Forum, the annual meeting of European startups CEOs who’ve (for want of a better phrase) “made it”, they like to go one better. Last night attendees were treated to “On Her Founder’s Secret Service”, which features; Jason Gissing (co-founder...

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Facebook Buys A Design Focused Mac Startup

June 10, 2011
Facebook Buys A Design Focused Mac Startup

In a talent and design-focused acquisition, Facebook has bought Netherlands startup Sofa, which made Mac software and design projects, the company announced on its blog. Sofa has won two Apple Design Awards and made very well-regarded, design-focused software like Checkout, a point-of-sale system for the Mac. Sofa says that it is “committed to securing...

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EcoFactor: Using big data to reduce home energy by 17%

June 10, 2011
EcoFactor: Using big data to reduce home energy by 17%

EcoFactor, a startup that uses big data tools to act as a new brain for connected thermostats, has some stellar results from ten different trials where it automated the process of turning up and down consumer’s thermostats. The company, which launched at the end of 2009, says that on average its services can reduce...

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Iceland Pursues a User-Generated Constitution

June 10, 2011
Iceland Pursues a User-Generated Constitution

In 2009, Iceland passed a privacy and free speech law to make itself into a haven for new media. Since then it has seen the eruptions of the Eyjafjallajökull and Grímsvötn volcanoes and one of the worst banking meltdowns of all time. But despite the dark times, Iceland has not lost its faith in...

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