See realtime coverage | Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago Though news broke that a technology firm purchased most of what was left of Digg for $500000 Thursday, the total price of collapse of the once-promising site may be closer to $16 million. |
| NEW YORK - Apple Inc. said Friday that it is putting its products back on an environmental ratings registry, saying it made a mistake in removing them from the list. |
| Written by  in 1,216 Google+ circles Washington Post - 26 minutes ago With Google's Nexus 7 now shipping for early buyers, it's time to see how well the Google-branded tablet will do in the larger marketplace. |
| Computerworld - 1 hour ago By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Yahoo today said it has fixed the flaw that allowed hackers to steal more than 450000 passwords from one of its many services. |
| PC Magazine - 10 minutes ago By Chloe Albanesius Research in Motion today denied that it is losing developers, and said reports to the contrary "do not gel with what we're seeing in the real world. |
| TechSpot - 21 minutes ago By Shawn Knight Microsoft's Steve Ballmer is expected to announce Office 2013 as the focal point of a news conference on July 16, according to anonymous sources as reported by USA Today. |
| Researchers blame the decline in PC sales on “weak demand amid economic uncertainties.” But is the economy truly to blame for this unexpected sales slump? |
| Ars Technica - 22 minutes ago A new service allows iOS users to pirate premium apps. But it comes at a cost. by Dan Goodin - Jul 13, 2012 8:39 pm UTC A Russian hacker has unveiled a service that allows users of Apple iOS devices to pirate digital books, premium game levels, ... |
| PC Magazine - 2 hours ago By Chloe Albanesius Acer announced this week that it will provide free Windows 8 Pro upgrades to customers who purchase a Windows 7-based ultrabook now. |
| Written by  in 17,131 Google+ circles BBC News - 13 hours ago By Rory Cellan-Jones Technology correspondent, BBC News A BBC investigation suggests companies are wasting large sums of money on adverts to gain "likes" from Facebook members who have no real interest in their products. |
See realtime coverage | Bloomberg - 19 hours ago US sales of video-game hardware, software and accessories tumbled 29 percent in June to $699.8 million from a year earlier, researcher NPD Group Inc. said today. |
| Computerworld - 11 hours ago Sharing files with one or more colleagues can still be a hassle. We look at 10 online services that aim to make it easier. By Serdar Yegulalp Computerworld - Remember the first time you tried to send a 4GB video file as an email attachment? |
| PC Magazine - 1 hour ago By BrothaTech Thinking about jumping on the Samsung Galaxy SIII bandwagon? Samsung and SugarSync hopes that the AllShare cloud service that will come packaged with the SIII's will push smartphone shoppers to the hot new Android device. |
| | July 13 (Reuters) - A US senator told federal safety regulators he is concerned that they didn't go far enough in a probe that found Toyota Motor Corp's electronics systems did not cause unintended acceleration incidents. |
| Datamation - 33 minutes ago Greenpeace ups Apple's green rankings but the tech company is a long way from earning an A for its iCloud. The Apple-Greenpeace "dirty cloud" saga is took a step in a positive direction, albeit a small one. |
| Washington Post - 1 hour ago July 12 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc. Chief Executive Officer Larry Page is in “much better” health after a condition that affected his ability to speak, Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said at a conference in Sun Valley, Idaho. |
| ValueWalk - 2 hours ago By AnnaPeel Even though the United States has sanctions on Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) products sold in Iran, Apple products are still in high demand there. |
| msnbc.com - 22 minutes ago Verizon Friday launched the all-in-one gaming app GameTanium for Android that offers unlimited play of about a 100 casual games for $6 a month. |
| Written by  in 24,525 Google+ circles ABC News - 40 minutes ago What if you could summon an ice cream truck to show up exactly where and when you needed it, cold ice cream and all? Well, today, and only today, you can using an app called Uber. |
| PC Magazine - 2 hours ago More challenging than Angry Birds but just as addictive. Lots of gameplay for only $0.99. Create and share your own challenge boards. |
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