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How an Ad Agency Got iOS 7 All Wrong

by Scott Lindemann May 13th, 2013 | Computing, Featured

This past weekend an article was linked across many tech sites, spurring endless discussion about Apple’s latest mobile operating system. From the Ireland-based ad agency Simply Zesty, the article, entitled “iOS 7 Concept Designs: Welcome To The Future Of The iPhone,” attempts to illustrate how iOS 7 might look with its rumored new, flat user

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The Sony Xperia Z

by Jessica B. May 7th, 2013 | Mobile

The smartphone market is fair game this year. With the iPhone 5 failing to spark an entirely new movement, other brands are able to actively compete with the giant. And this year many competitors are outperforming Apple in some of the areas they first broke ground. The Sony Xperia Z is one of the first

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The Inevitable Death of the Free Internet

by Scott Lindemann May 6th, 2013 | Featured

An interesting topic came up in a discussion on Reddit today in an AskReddit thread entitled, “What is something we should enjoy while it’s still legal?” The top response, by user Dont_Trust_Ducks, with over 424 points stated, quite simply: “The unrestricted internet. Sopa. Cispa. F***, it ain’t gonna last forever.” It used to be that we’d

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Nexus 7 Experiences

by Bea May 14th, 2013 | Gadgets
nexusI became the proud owner of a Nexus 7 in December of 2012 after winning my university's 24 hour scavenger hunt.

When I first received my Nexus 7, I was not sure why I even needed it. I had an iTouch, so why would I need another gadget that could get me on the Internet? Plus, I thought it was
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Google & Microsoft Battle Over YouTube

by Scott Lindemann May 16th, 2013 | Latest News
googleIn a report from The Verge, the technology website showed a cease and desist letter they were able to get their hands on, penned by Google and addressed to none other than Microsoft. The letter detailed the displeasure Google felt with Microsoft's implementation of their native YouTube app on Windows Phone 8, citing unauthorized use of APIs. Google
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The iPhone 5S’s Rumored Fingerprint Sensor

by Scott Lindemann May 15th, 2013 | Latest News
fingerprintTaiwanese site Tech News reported on Tuesday a most dubious claim that Apple's next iteration of the iPhone (as of now referred to as the iPhone 5S) will feature a capacitive home button utilizing sapphire crystal glass as the touch panel for the long-rumored fingerprint sensor. This would be the first major change to the iPhone's iconic home button since the device's release in 2007 and would be a giant step away from a part of the device which is a bit prone to failure after heavy use.

Should this rumor prove to be true, it would mean that
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