Daily Archives: October 2, 2011

FAIL: HTC Accidentally Opens Huge Security Hole In Its Own Phones

October 2, 2011
FAIL: HTC Accidentally Opens Huge Security Hole In Its Own Phones

See Also: The Samsung Galaxy S II Is Nearly Perfect, The Best Android You Can Buy On ATT The Top 10 Android Phones You Can Buy This Month Here’s More Proof Apple’s Building A Cheap ‘Entry Level’ iPhone 4 Android Police just discovered that recent HTC Android phones such as the Thunderbolt, EVO...

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PayPal On Barriers To Google Wallet: Mass Adoption Of NFC Is Years Away

October 2, 2011
PayPal On Barriers To Google Wallet: Mass Adoption Of NFC Is Years Away

As you may have read, Google officially launched its mobile payments platform Google Wallet recently, which allows you to pay for products in the real world by tapping your NFC-enabled Android phone against a compatible card reader. Shortly following the initial announcement of the technology in May, payments giant PayPal went on the offensive,...

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Go Forth And Conquer

October 2, 2011
Go Forth And Conquer

Editor’s note: Guest author Aaron Levie is the founder and CEO of Box.net. The old technology guard of Silicon Valley is rapidly unhinging.  From the really old facing oscillating strategies and leaders; to the newly old churning through CEOs as fast as they dead-pool products, refocusing the entire company on competing with Zuckerberg, or causing...

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How our online connectivity is making us better human beings

October 2, 2011
How our online connectivity is making us better human beings

Technology isolates us. We end up with our faces glued to our computer or smartphone screens, and miss what’s going on in the world around us. It makes us antisocial and lazy. And if we’re not careful, it could take us on a one-way trip straight into Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. That’s what...

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OpenStack Leader: Open Source Needs to Rethink Its Priorities

October 2, 2011
OpenStack Leader: Open Source Needs to Rethink Its Priorities

Philosophically, the open source concept borrows some selected elements from socialism. It upholds a notion of the “common good,” it eschews the appearance of authority or hierarchy, and it often frowns upon capitalizing on one’s own work, insofar as being exclusive. In practice, however, open source projects may look less like Big Brother from...

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Amazon “Punches Apple Hard” With Kindle Fire’s $199 Price

October 2, 2011
Amazon “Punches Apple Hard” With Kindle Fire’s $199 Price

With the Kindle Fire, Amazon is making its first foray into tablet computers, a market where Apple dominates with its iPad and nothing else has even made a dent.  The Android-based Kindle Fire is an impressive media tablet, and Jeff Bezos understands that the device itself is only part of the equation. It is...

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Tesla’s Model S Betas revealed [photos, video]

October 2, 2011
Tesla’s Model S Betas revealed [photos, video]

Customer rides of the Model S Beta Electric car maker Tesla Motors took the wraps off of its electric Model S sedan Betas at a customer event this weekend, allowing interested customers the opportunity to participate in short drives of three of the company’s Model S beta cars. Beta cars are essentially a fully-completed...

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Is Kickstarter the best solution for independent creators?

October 2, 2011

Last week, YouTube star Freddie Wong made tech blog headlines when he launched a Kickstarter project to fund a new action/comedy web series about video games. The fact that he’s using Kickstarter isn’t news — it’s the fact that in 24 hours, he raised $77,000, $2,000 more than his fundraising goal of $75,000. As...

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Facebook vs. Google+ – A Tale of the Tape

October 2, 2011
Facebook vs. Google+ – A Tale of the Tape

It’s easy to draw comparisons between Facebook and Google+. Sure, the two products are both “social networks” in which you can add friends, share content, and interact. But the two are actually very different and serve very different purposes. A lot of people in the press decide to use headlines like this to make...

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Here Are The Top 7 Highest Paying Companies In Silicon Valley (AAPL, GOOG, MSFT, AOL)

October 2, 2011
Here Are The Top 7 Highest Paying Companies In Silicon Valley (AAPL, GOOG, MSFT, AOL)

Image: Illustration: Ellis Hamburger See Also: The 25 Best Tech Companies To Work For In 2011 Here Are The Best iPhone And iPad Apps You Missed This Week The New York Times’ Most Prolific Tech Writer Just Turned Down A $1.5M Offer From CNET Former Google Engineer Gareth Jones is a number whiz, as...

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