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Intel: 3-D Is The Dawn Of A New Transistor Era

Intel unveils a new transistor design, which it says will revolutionize the electronics industry.

Wyoming Couple, Rental Company Spar Over Privacy

The Byrds from Casper, Wyo. is suing Aaron's, a national rental chain, for spying on them using a webcam from a software installed on the computer they rented.

CIA chief admits US officials didn’t trust Pakistanis

The director of the US Central Intelligence Agency admitted that American officials kept their Pakistani counterparts in the dark about the operation to kill Osama Bin Laden because they feared the plan would be jeopardized.

Korean Cops Raid Google For Possible Privacy Violations

South Korean police raided Google's offices in Seoul as they investigate whether the company illegally gathered private data.

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Sony wavers on credit card data breach in PlaySation network accounts

Sony failed to say conclusively say if the security breach of its PlayStation Network resulted in hackers getting access to credit card data of about 10 million customers. In a much-awaited statement on Sunday, Sony said it was not sure if hackers got the data but emphasised that there was no evidence that they got.

Playstation Network: Sony finally speaks about breach

Sony will finally speak to media tomorrow about a huge outage and security breach of its PlayStation Network, resulting in the loss of personal data of nearly 80 million users around the globe.

Sony data breach stirs global outrage

Ire is mounting the world over after Sony belatedly revealed its online gaming network suffered one of the largest data breaches in history, and has yet to issue a full statement regarding the mater.

Sony Assures Customers That PlayStation Network Game Data Is Safe

PSN subscribers have overwhelmed Sony with questions over whether their game data, trophies, and PS+ cloud saves were affected by the recent breach of the company's server.

Verizon To Warn Users They Can Be Tracked

Verizon is adding warning labels to its phones to tell you that they can track your location.

Thicker iPhone 4 Leaves Customers Irked

Placing the black and white models side by side, iPhone owners noticed a significant different in the thickness of the two devices.

Verizon Pushes Back Droid Charge Launch

Verizon is reportedly pushing back the launch of the HTC Droid Charge 4G-capable phone a few days in the wake of its LTE network outage.

Hackers Tried To Sell Credit Card Numbers Back To Sony

Looking to sell the information, which also includes customer names, passwords, and addresses, the hackers have priced the credit card database at $100,000.

Apple hubris risks customer loyalty: analyst

The delayed reaction and mangled response from Apple over its privacy breaches follows a pattern of failed PR practices by the company, experts content, putting its brand in serious risk.

Apple says white iPhone is more durable

Apple, which rolled out its much-delayed white iPhone in 28 countries on Thursday, has said it had made changes in the manufacturing process to make the new gadget more durable.

Microsoft's Q3 overshadowed by competitive threats

Microsoft said late Thursday that the company's third-quarter earnings rose 31 percent increase, propped up by the company's entertainment division, but saw weakness in its core businesses.

Apple's Privacy Crisis: 'What Fire?'

The delay in responding to privacy breaches is only making the situation worse for Apple, experts contend, with the handling of it more akin to a toy-factory rather than a business.

Sony to end PlayStation Network Outage for its social image

Sony Security Breach Could Change How Companies Handle Users' Info

According to one researcher, the recent breach of Sony's PlayStation Network may have ripple effects on regulatory control of consumers' personal information.

Foxconn Workers Arrested For Leaking iPad Design

Three workers for Foxconn, which makes components for the iPhone and iPad, were arrested for allegedly leaking the iPad design.

LG Optimus Big Launched in Korea : Brighter Display than iPhone [PHOTO]

LG has launched its LG Optimus Big smartphone in its native country of Korea yesterday. The smartphone is equipped with a large 4.3 inch display, which makes it the largest LG phone to date. It's 10.1 mm thick and weighs 151g.

White Apple iPhone sells out in Asia

The wait for the white-colored iPhone 4 has officially ended as Apple's anticipated smartphone hit shelves today, but those hoping to snag one later may be out of luck.

Verizon Restores 4G LTE Service

“Our 4G LTE network is up and running.” the company said in a statement.

Samsung vs. Apple Patent Complaint (FULL TEXT)

The full text of the patent infringement complaint filed by Samsung against Apple.

Samsung Countersues Apple For Patents In The U.S.

Samsung filed a countersuit to Apple's patent claim, accusing the Cupertino, Calif.-based technology giant of infringing on 10 U.S> patents.

Galaxy S2 Launches in S. Korea: How Much Better is it Than Galaxy S? [PHOTOS]

Samsung launched its Galaxy S2 smartphone in Seoul, South Korea onThursday, April 28. The Samsung's latest Android flagship device will also launch in 120other countries starting from early May through about 140 mobileoperators worldwide.The Galaxy S2 was officially announced during MWC 2011.

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