Daily Archives: September 4, 2012

YouTube movie rentals are coming to connected TVs

September 4, 2012
YouTube movie rentals are coming to connected TVs

YouTube is going to launch VOD-style movie rentals on TVs and connected devices later this year. The Google-owned video service will add a premium component to its TV application on various Smart TV platforms, according to an announcement by YouTube hardware partner TPVision. YouTube’s VOD rentals are coming to connected devices. The company, which...

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The New iPhone Is Coming Soon–Here’s How To Sell Your Old One For The Most Money Possible (AAPL)

September 4, 2012
The New iPhone Is Coming Soon–Here’s How To Sell Your Old One For The Most Money Possible (AAPL)

Ellis Hamburger, Business Insider See Also Google’s Android Logo May Soon Get A Robotic Homage The Best Windows 8 Features That’ll Make You Want To Upgrade Now These Are The 9 Features That The Next Kindle Fire Absolutely Must Have Now that the next generation of iPhone is right around the corner, our old...

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SAP Co-CEO Bill McDermott Bought His First Business At Age 16 (SAP)

September 4, 2012
SAP Co-CEO Bill McDermott Bought His First Business At Age 16 (SAP)

AP SAP co-CEO Bill McDermott has been launching businesses since his teens. See Also SAP Execs Announce A Great Quarter But Warn Employees That Bonuses Are Not A Sure Thing SAP Almost Killed A Cloud Product That It Now Says Is Super Important Insider: SAP Booted Its North American President For Missing One Quarterly...

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Study: Four out of 10 Mobile Ad Clicks are Worthless

September 4, 2012

First, the good news: The number of click-throughs on mobile advertisements that were mistaken or fraudulent dropped slightly over the last year. Now the bad news: As much as 40% of clicks on mobile ads are so-called worthless clicks, offering no return on investment for the advertiser, according to a new study. The study, which was...

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The Last Days Of Windows XP?

September 4, 2012

Windows XP, the zombie operating system that refuses to die, may be about to finally receive a killing blow to the head by the company that spawned it eleven years ago. So what will put XP out of its undead misery? Buyers of PCs running Windows 8 Pro will have the ability to downgrade...

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Hackers Scour FBI Laptop, Find Data On 12 Million iOS Users

September 4, 2012

Hacker group Anonymous claims to have obtained 12 million iOS user IDs from the computer of an FBI agent and has released nearly 1 million of those IDs along with corresponding personal information. The claim, if it is true, raises important questions. For instance, what was an FBI agent doing with personal information about...

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Microsoft Sneaks Out New Privacy Policy

September 4, 2012

In a revised privacy policy updated over the weekend, Microsoft now says that it will take the content that people upload and use it to improve Microsoft’s “integrated” suite of online services.  The new Microsoft services agreement, distributed to consumers the Friday night before the Labor Day holiday, looks fairly innocuous. But the accompanying...

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Sorry, But People Who Lost Money On Facebook Stock Have Only Themselves And Their Advisors To Blame

September 4, 2012
Sorry, But People Who Lost Money On Facebook Stock Have Only Themselves And Their Advisors To Blame

All together now… Let’s blame Dave. See Also It’s Becoming Clear That No One Actually Read Facebook’s IPO Prospectus Or Mark Zuckerberg’s Letter To Shareholders DEAR FACEBOOK EMPLOYEES: Here’s The Truth About Your Stock Price Facebook Is “Muppet Bait” One of my favorite business pundits (and friend), the New York Times and CNBC star...

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There’s Been A Huge Increase In Computer Attacks And Criminals Are Targeting Macs

September 4, 2012
There’s Been A Huge Increase In Computer Attacks And Criminals Are Targeting Macs

Flickr / sokole oko Mac user See Also INFOGRAPHIC: See How The Recession Changed The US Prison Population The 8 Largest Sexual Harassment Verdicts In History Yet Another Agent Is Suing Homeland Security Chief For Discrimination Viruses, trojans, and other aggravating malware that once attacked only PCs are now making their way to Macs,...

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Twitter fixes Twisst after breaking it, brings back unofficial International Space Station updates

September 4, 2012
Twitter fixes Twisst after breaking it, brings back unofficial International Space Station updates

Last week, Twitter’s spam filters broke Twisst, the clever tool that sends you a tweet when the International Space Station (ISS) will be visible at whatever location you have in your Twitter bio. After an outcry from Twisst users, Twitter contacted Twisst and the two started talking about what could be done. Today, Twisst...

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