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Facebook Launches Free Voice Calling Service For iPhone Users in US
Facebook has rolled out a service by which iPhone users in the U.S. can make free voice calls to other Facebook users using a Wi-Fi connection.
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Galactic Express By Hipsoft: Tetris-Like Space-Themed Puzzle Game Launched
If Tetris is launched to space, Galactic Express is what you'd get. Galactic Express, launched on Jan. 15, is a space-themed, Tetris-like puzzle game.
Broken Realm Beta Phase Releasing On Jan. 15
If you've liked Crystal Saga, you'll be pleased to know that Broken Realm: A Crystal Saga Chronicle, the next chapter in the Crystal Saga narrative, is coming to Reality Squared Games.
Photosynth For Windows Phone 8 Coming In Few Weeks
Photosynth app meant for the users of Windows Phone 8 is coming. Fans of the popular Microsoft-made digital photo analyzing app for Windows Phone, Photosynth, are set for some good news.
Fork Particle Announces Fork Particle Mobile SDK Free Particle Effects Middleware For iOS
Fork Particle, the Pleasanton, California-based leader of particle effects technology for games and simulations, is pleased to announce the release of Fork Particle Mobile SDK for Apple iOS.
TrustGo Releases Q4 Mobile Mayhem Report
TrustGo Mobile Inc. (TrustGo), a leading mobile security company, has released its TrustGo Q4 Mobile Mayhem Report, revealing a growing problem with malicious and risky apps on marketplaces around the world.
Samsung Youm To Give Flexibility To Future Phones
Samsung showcased its new flexible display technology, Youm, on a prototype handset at the International CES.
Facebook Starts Testing VoIP Calling, Voice Messaging
The update allows users to speak to other users and send short voice messages. However, no video calling feature is added.
Cyber Clues Link U.S. to New Computer Viruses
Researchers have found evidence suggesting that the United States may have developed three previously unknown computer viruses for use in espionage operations or cyber warfare.
Telefonica Picks HP's Aurasma for Augmented Reality Expansion
Telefonica said it has picked HP's Aurasma technology to expand its mobile advertising offerings in one of the largest deals yet in the emerging market for augmented reality.
Start-Ups Fight Back as Patent Wars Intensify
The patent wars that have embroiled many of the world's technology giants in recent years are spreading to a new set of combatants: start-up companies and their venture-capital backers.
Winklevoss Twins Invest in Social Network Company: Report
The Winklevoss twins, best known for their legal battle against Mark Zuckerberg over the founding of Facebook Inc, have invested in SumZero, a social network company aimed at professional investors, The Wall Street Journal said on Sunday.
Signal Guru App Helps Drivers Avoid Red Lights
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a system that uses dashboard-mounted smartphones to help drivers avoid red lights and reduce fuel consumption.
Apple's iPhone 5 Pre-Orders Exceed Expectations
Demand for Apple Inc's new smartphone, the iPhone 5, has exceeded initial supply, making it the fastest-selling iPhone ever and pushing the delivery date for some pre-orders to next month.
PCs No Longer Consume Majority of Dram Chips: IHS iSuppli
For the first time since the 1980s, personal computers no longer account for the majority of demand for DRAM memory chips.
Apple's iPhone 5 Puts Europe in 4G Slow Lane
Apple's iPhone 5, launched to great fanfare in the United States on Wednesday, will not work on superfast mobile broadband networks in much of Europe, potentially confusing consumers and setting back the development of 4G services in the region.
Zynga Hits EA in Court Over Employee Hiring Deal
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fired back against rival gaming company Electronic Arts Inc , saying an EA lawsuit breached a deal between the two that restricted how Zynga can try to hire the other company's employees. Apple Shares Jump, Hit Record High on 'iPhone 5 Fever'
Apple Inc shares jumped on Friday, touching a record high on what one analyst called "iPhone 5 fever" as the company said some customers must wait two to three weeks for the new, slimmer, faster smartphone that accounts for half its revenue.
Apple Did Not Violate Samsung Patents: U.S. Trade Judge
Apple did not violate patents owned by Samsung Electronics in making the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad, a judge at the International Trade Commission said in a preliminary ruling on Friday.
Google Rejects White House Request to Pull Mohammad Film Clip
Google Inc rejected a request by the White House on Friday to reconsider its decision to keep online a controversial YouTube movie clip that has ignited anti-American protests in the Middle East.
After Zuckerberg Talks, Facebook Gains $6.8 Billion
Facebook Inc CEO Mark Zuckerberg might need to talk more often. A 30-minute appearance at a technology industry conference earlier this week has translated into $6.785 billion in additional market valuation for his company.
A Leader of Hacker Group Anonymous Arrested in Texas
A self-professed leader of the computer hacker group Anonymous was arrested by authorities in Dallas, officials said on Thursday.
Twitter to Surrender Occupy Protester's Tweets: Lawyer
Twitter is expected to hand over tweets from an Occupy Wall Street protester to a New York criminal judge on Friday after months of unsuccessfully fighting a subpoena from prosecutors, the protester's lawyer said on Thursday.
Glu Mobile Bets on iPhone 5 Gamers to Score Big
Smartphone games maker Glu Mobile expects a big boost to its sales from the success of Apple Inc's iPhone 5, which analysts predict will sell 33 million units this quarter.
Aggressive iPhone Launch Plan Boosts Apple Outlook
Sales of the new iPhone 5 could be double those of the previous model in its first week on the market, thanks to Apple Inc's most aggressive smartphone launch plan yet, and up to 33 million iPhones may be sold this quarter, analysts said.
China Telecom Equipment Makers Deny Threat to U.S. Security
Executives from China's top makers of telecommunications gear denied putting hidden spy code into their equipment at a rare public hearing of the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
With the Wave of a Hand, Intel Wants to Do Away with Passwords
Passwords for online banking, social networks and email could be replaced with the wave of a hand if prototype technology developed by Intel makes it to tablets and laptops.
