Internet freedom advocates take a page from Bat Man
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Do it yourself robot can feed you just by looking at it
University students develop an eye-controlled robotic feeding arm that you can build at home
Microsoft delivers a blow to Open Source
Focusing exclusively on Metro, the free, Express version of this software will no longer offer support for desktop-style applications
Facebook bolsters efforts to build smartphone, says report
Facebook has hired former Apple engineers for potential smartphone effort?
Social media networks going beyond social
Social media does not begin and end with Facebook. In some parts of the world, people haven’t even heard of Facebook
Cisco takes its lumps but keeps on going with video
The Cius tablet is all but dead and rental telepresence suites haven’t bloomed, but there’s still a future in software, Cisco says
R.I.P. Cisco Cius. Another tablet bites the dust
Cisco announced that it can’t compete in a BYOD world, and it’s getting out of the tablet business
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
The product’s aesthetic and workflow improvements boost editing efficiency
Mayor of New Jersey town arrested on hacking and conspiracy charges
West New York mayor accused of hacking into a Web site that promoted his recalling from office
Fired: Seven large lay-offs by high tech companies
Employees facing the brunt for their employer’s misfortunes
IBM bans Siri from iPhones over security concerns
IBM thinks Siri will leak confidential information so its had it disabled it on staff iPhones
Dell Windows 8 tablet specs leaked out
Dell’s forthcoming tablet looks like standard stuff, plus some business-friendly security features
Eurocom releases Intel Core i7 mobile workstations
New mobile workstation notebooks will also feature Nvidia Quadro 5010M chips
Cisco kills the Cius tablet
The company caves to the BYOD trend, though it will still make the purpose-built videoconferencing tablet available for customers with specific use cases
Nvidia to make $199 iPad-killer possible
Kai platform could enable Android tablets to be priced at just $199
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