Megaupload has negotiated a 14-day reprieve for troves of data stored on the site. But that doesn’t mean Megaupload users will see their files anytime soon.
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Megaupload given two more weeks to deal with user data
By Christian Science Monitor | Innovation | Comments Off
Apple Passes HP in "PC" Shipments–or Did It?
By PCWorld | Comments Off
Company shipped 17% of PCs in the world in the fourth quarter of 2011–but what constitutes a PC?
Apple Passes HP in "PC" Sales–or Did It?
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Company shipped 17% of PCs in the world in the fourth quarter of 2011–but what constitutes a PC?
Listen to Thomas Edison’s recording of Otto von Bismarck in 1889
By Telegraph Staff | Comments Off
A 122-year-old recording of Otto von Bismarck, the first chancellor of Germany, has been discovered in Thomas Edison’s laboratory.
Twitter should be silent for Frozen Planet, says BBC
By Emma Barnett | Comments Off
Twitter and Facebook communication should not distract people while they watch ‘intense’ shows such as Frozen Planet or Sherlock, says a BBC executive.
Nintendo-playing centenarian says video games secret to youth
By Telegraph Staff | Comments Off
Forget jigsaw puzzles or knitting, a centenarian from East Renfrewshire says the only way to keep her mind active is playing computer games on her beloved Nintendo DS.
Samsung faces EU competition probe over Apple attack
By Christopher Williams | Comments Off
Samsung faces an investigation by European competition authorities over allegations it abused patents on standard smartphone technology to attack Apple.
50 billion devices online by 2020
By Matt Warman | Comments Off
The number of web-connected devices will grow more than fourfold by 2020, networking giant Cisco has claimed.
US election candidates target Twitter users
By Emma Barnett | Comments Off
This year’s US presidential race will be ‘the Twitter election’, according to the site’s chief executive, Dick Costolo.
Chinese activist on trial over Skype poem
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Chinese prosecutors cited a poem and messages sent on Skype against a dissident who stood trial on Tuesday, his son and his lawyer said, in the latest case highlighting the Communist Party’s drive to silence political challengers.