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Grum is dismantled after the plug is pulled on its command and control servers.
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Faceless freedom: YouTube adds face-blurring tool
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EU regulators investigating Windows 8 browser lock-out
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Recyclers disagree on impact of glued-in Retina MacBook Pro batteries
Apple also says outside techs shouldn't remove the battery "for any reason."
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Windows 8 to go on sale on October 26
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How Office 2013's streaming as a service works
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Bitcoin price soars above $9 for the first time in almost a year
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Judge to Apple: tell UK consumers Samsung didn't infringe on iPad design
The judge said Apple is entitled to its opinion on his earlier ruling, though.
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EFF says FBI gag orders violate service providers' free speech rights
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Dropbox hires "outside experts" to investigate possible e-mail breach
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WikiLeaks calls for donations, dares Visa/MasterCard to shut them down
WikiLeaks uses a French advocacy group to accept credit card donations.
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Office 2013 Web Apps: A step forward, but still dependent on the desktop
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Your very own ARM-based Ubuntu servers in the cloud… for free
Developers given free access to ARM-based servers in OpenStack testbed.
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AT&T's shared data plans: not the savings we hoped for
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NASA awards four launches to SpaceX and United Launch Alliance
Falcon gets busy, and the Delta 2 rocket comes out of retirement.
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NASA partners with Microsoft to launch its first console game
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Early iPad mockups surface as part of Apple v. Samsung filings
Apple was most likely working on iPad prototypes as early as 2002.
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Megaupload judge quits case after inflammatory comment
Kim Dotcom loses a sympathetic New Zealand judge.
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Why the Internet is awesome for hypochondriacs
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Firefox 14 arrives with "secure search"
Mozilla has also removed favicons from the browser's navigation bar.
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