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Nielsen: Google's Own Apps Play Second Fiddle To Facebook In Popularity

Meer: Nielsen: Google's Own Apps Play Second Fiddle To Facebook In Popularity | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | PaidContent.org | 2011-12-12 17:08:40
Nielsen is getting ready later this week to release is quarterly State of the Media report, which this time around will focus on mobile media, but in the meantime, its put out one of its regular data sifts, this time looking at app usage on the Android platform across different age groups. One of the key takeaways is that the figures highlight how singularly popular Facebook is across all adult age groups surveyed, even amidst a very strong showing of apps from Google (NSDQ: GOOG) itself; and how, actually, the most popular apps are also largely the same, regardless of age.
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Microsoft Has No Plans To Patch New Flaw

Meer: Microsoft Has No Plans To Patch New Flaw | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | Slashdot | 2010-07-18 21:59:20
Trailrunner7 writes "Microsoft has acknowledged the vulnerability that the new malware Stuxnet uses to launch itself with .lnk files, but said it has no plans to patch the flaw right now. The company said the flaw affects most current versions of Windows, including Vista, Server 2008 and Windows 7 32- and 64-bit. Meanwhile, the digital certificate that belonging to Realtek Semiconductor that was used to sign a pair of drivers for the new Stuxnet rootkit has been revoked by VeriSign. The certificate was revoked Friday, several days after news broke about the existence of the new malware and the troubling existence of the signed drivers." Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Iran tells U.S. it has no details on ex-FBI agent

Meer: Iran tells U.S. it has no details on ex-FBI agent | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | Reuters: World | 2007-04-19 18:00:40
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Tehran has told the United States it has no idea of the whereabouts of a former FBI agent who went missing in Iran last month, the State Department said on Thursday.
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Vonage admits it has no workaround

Meer: Vonage admits it has no workaround | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | Neowin.net | 2007-04-17 03:22:34
Vonage has acknowledged it has no workaround for technology that was found to infringe Verizon Communications patents and does not know if one is feasible. Vonage has said it was developing workarounds, or other ways of accomplishing the same tasks, to steer clear of the technology that it has been found to be infringing. The company is still working on those techniques, said spokeswoman Brooke Schulz. "While Vonage has been considering design-around options, it does not have a design that can be implemented immediately, if such a design around is even feasible. In fact, current design-around options contemplated could take many months," said an April 6 filing to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.On March 23, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia announced an injunction preventing Vonage from signing up new customers. The appeals court granted Vonage a temporary stay the same day. Vonage argues that a permanent injunction would cause irreparable harm to its business. "Even if Vonage was somehow able to implement a design around and was able to ultimately prevail on appeal, it would have no hope of regaining its lost customers or its lost goodwill, and its loss of revenue would be permanent," the filing said. To make matters worse for Vonage, CEO Michael Snyder left the company last week and founder and Chairman Jeffrey Citron became interim CEO. News source: InfoWorld Read full story...
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Apple Playing Second Fiddle: DRM Free Tracks Were EMI's Grand Idea

Meer: Apple Playing Second Fiddle: DRM Free Tracks Were EMI's Grand Idea | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | Gizmodo | 2007-04-03 01:04:26
We just got off the phone with Jeanne Meyer, the Senior VP of Corporate Communications at EMI. Even after adding a grain of salt, considering they did come from the horse's "official" mouth, there's are some interesting facts worth noting about the DRM-Free tracks on iTunes. •EMI approached Apple about DRM free tracks, not the other way around. •EMI is cool with any other music store doing DRM-free tracks. This is not an iTunes exclusive. •Those stores can put songs in any format they want. The iTunes premium price and AAC 256 kbps format are Apple's Marketing decision. •One underpublicized aspect of this deal is that full albums will cost the same. That means that while LCD Soundsystem's North American Scum will cost more than a DRM'd version, the full album, Sound of Silver, that it came from will cost the same either way. Combine that with the ability to upgrade tracks into full albums, and DRM'd songs into free tracks eases the stinging a bit. •EMI made this move based on research that showed consumers want DRM-free tracks. •They're doing this to get a bigger stake in online music, believing that even though CDs are 90% of their sales, those figures will shrink or stay flat. They're projecting that online sales should rise to to 25% of their sales by 2010. •That includes music sales on cellphones. That's 500-billion capable handsets, worldwide, by end of this year. •The DRM-free tracks should, they believe improve sales: Even as piracy gets easier, so does the ability to play songs on any MP3 player available. (That is, once some other music store releases EMI tracks on MP3.) •Although Jobs says, "We expect to offer more than half of the songs on iTunes in DRM-free versions by the end of this year.", EMI says the first of the new tracks will be on sale in May. •EMI won't disavow RIAA lawsuits, however.What this means is that Apple and Steve Jobs, by being the first to take up EMI on their offer, are great supporters in this transformation of how music is sold. But they aren't leaders. I think they can do more. Drop the DRM'd versions of iTunes songs entirely. And then get to using your keynote charm to change the rest of the entertainment industry. Just use that mojo you steamrolled Cisco with during iPhone trademark discussions. Get all the music studios to change their mind, based on the eventual success of the EMI move. And while we're asking, let's do the same for video. Steve, we know you wouldn't let your +4 Billion dollar majority stake in Disney get in the way of doing the right thing at its sub labels like Hollywood Records, Lyric Street Records, Mammoth Records, Walt Disney Records, etc. After all, reasonable DRM inside of iTunes for both music and video are part of the user experience. And we know you're an uncompromising guy on that front. Right? –Adam Frucci and Brian Lam
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U.S. has no evidence of imminent nuclear test (Reuters)

Singapore. Singapore has begun implementing United Nations trade sanctions against North Korea in retaliation for the country's nuclear test last year.(AFP/File/Roslan Rahman)" border="0" />Reuters - The United States has no evidence to suggest North Korea is about to test a nuclear weapon, an intelligence official said on Thursday.

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'60 Minutes' has no Bradley replacement (AP)

studio portrait. CBS has no immediate replacement for Bradley, who died Nov. 9. 2006. (AP Photo/CBS, Tony Esparza, File)" border="0" />AP - Faced with the need to replace Ed Bradley in the middle of the TV season, "60 Minutes" won't even bother. His workload will be spread around, and, in a unique arrangement for the CBS newsmagazine, his top producer will run a reporting unit for stories available to all on-air correspondents.

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Amnesia victim still has no memories (AP)

Canada to visit a sick friend and was missing until identified in October in Denver. Ingram, 40, was diagnosed in Denver with dissociative fugue, a type of amnesia. (AP Photo/John Froschauer)" border="0" />AP - He's flipped through the photographs, listened to the stories, read through all the letters. He's even trolled through his computer files looking for clues. But more than a month after he woke up with no memory on the streets of Denver, Jeff Ingram still has no idea who he is.

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NKorea has no plans for second nuke test, but no apology for first: China (AFP)

AFP - North Korea has told China it had no plans for a second nuclear test but did not apologise for its first blast, Chinese officials said, as the UN warned of a critical food shortage in the impoverished nation.

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Israel has no intention of attacking Iran: Peres

Meer: Israel has no intention of attacking Iran: Peres | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | Reuters: World | 2006-10-21 23:39:30
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel has no aggressive intentions toward Iran, Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres said on Saturday, after Prime Minister Ehud Olmert cautioned Tehran it would pay a price for pursuing its nuclear ambitions.
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Israel has no intention of attacking Iran: Peres (Reuters)

country residence west of Moscow, in this Saturday, Oct. 15, 2005, file photo. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Saturday delivered a symbolic rebuke to Russia over shrinking press freedoms even as she courted President Vladimir Putin for help in punishing Iran over its nuclear program. She met privately with Putin later Saturday. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko, File)" border="0" />Reuters - Israel has no aggressive intentions toward Iran, Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres said on Saturday, after Prime Minister Ehud Olmert cautioned Tehran it would pay a price for pursuing its nuclear ambitions.

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US 'has no strategic military reserve'

Meer: US 'has no strategic military reserve' | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | RawStory.com Headlines | 2006-08-02 21:22:30
US 'has no strategic military reserve'
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Dampier Has No Trouble Playing Second Fiddle

Meer: Dampier Has No Trouble Playing Second Fiddle | rss feed | toevoegen | e-mail nieuwsalarm | NBA.com: News and Scores | 2006-06-17 19:34:53
Michael Lee of the WASHINGTON POST writes, "The revenge of Erick Dampier has begun. Before the NBA Finals, Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal surprisingly had no disparaging comments for his personal punching bag for insults, saying that he would keep things "classy." With the Heat down, 2-0, to the Dallas Mavericks in this best-of-seven series after a 99-85 loss in which O'Neal scored a playoff career-low five points, what can the Big Aristotle say?"
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