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How Obama or Romney Should Have Answered the iPad Question - Arik Hesseldahl - News - AllThingsD
How Obama or Romney Should Have Answered the iPad Question - Arik Hesseldahl - News - AllThingsD
The correct answer is that, under current conditions, which are highly unlikely to change no matter who is president, the job of assembling iPhones and iPads and other consumer electronics, is now done mostly in China by companies that specialize in manufacturing, and will never come back to the U.S. And that’s okay.
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How Obama or Romney Should Have Answered the iPad Question - Arik Hesseldahl - News - AllThingsD
Samsung confirms US Galaxy S III handsets will get Android 4.1 'in the coming months' | The Verge
Samsung confirms US Galaxy S III handsets will get Android 4.1 'in the coming months' | The Verge
Galaxy S III owners, your wait for Jelly Bean might be nearing and end. Samsung just confirmed that all US variants of its flagship Android phone will receive an update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean "in the coming months," though there's amazingly still no solid date at this time.
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Samsung confirms US Galaxy S III handsets will get Android 4.1 'in the coming months' | The Verge
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RT @Techmeme: Google Adds 25 Million New Building Footprints To Google Maps On Desktop And Mobile... ...
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$19.99 for Tweetbot on OS X? Blame Twitter | Ars Technica
$19.99 for Tweetbot on OS X? Blame Twitter | Ars Technica
The launch post on the Tapbots blog draws a direct link between the number of "tokens" a third-party desktop app is allowed to use and OS X Tweetbot's price. In order to send and receive tweets to the Twitter service, each copy of a third-party app must have a unique cryptographic identifier, or token, and Twitter has clamped down on the number of tokens being giving out. A token limitation is effectively a user limitation; worse, it's easy for users to consume multiple tokens by using multiple Twitter accounts.
·arstechnica.com·
$19.99 for Tweetbot on OS X? Blame Twitter | Ars Technica
Outlawed by Amazon DRM « Martin Bekkelund
Outlawed by Amazon DRM « Martin Bekkelund
As a long-term writer about technology, DRM, privacy and user rights, this Amazon example shows the very worst of DRM. If the retailer, in this case Amazon, thinks you’re a crook, they will throw you out and take away everything that you bought. And if you disagree, you’re totally outlawed. Not only is your account closed, all your books that you paid for are gone. With DRM, you don’t buy and own books, you merely rent them for as long as the retailer finds it convenient.
·bekkelund.net·
Outlawed by Amazon DRM « Martin Bekkelund
Final Instagram Price: $715 Million
Final Instagram Price: $715 Million
RT @Techmeme: Facebook's final Instagram purchase price: $715 million in cash and stock (@alex / The Next Web) http ...
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Final Instagram Price: $715 Million