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Apple iTunes, App Store Security Tightens
Apple has increased security measures across its services, asking users for security questions and a backup e-mail address. The new security measures were implemented on Wednesday, according to SecurityNewsDaily.
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Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to get Over 200 Kinect Voice Commands
In a bid to take role playing to the next level, Bethesda Softworks has added over 200 voice commands to its repertoire of Skyrim gaming experience via the Kinect Controller. The milestone update is for the Bethesda Softworks' famous video game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Oracle kicks off busy trial season against Google
SAN FRANCISCO - Oracle Corp is set to go to trial next week against Google Inc in a high-stakes dispute over smartphone technology, the biggest case in what is shaping up to be an intense year in court for the enterprise software giant.
Apple FINALLY Allowed to Take on Lodsys in In-App Purchase Patent Lawsuit
After ten months of waiting, a federal judge has finally granted Apple's motion to intervene in support of iOS developers in a slew of patent suits initiated by Marshall, Texas-based patents holding company Lodsys.
Malware Discovered in Fake Angry Birds Space Android App
Android users: Beware when downloading apps from non-authorized, third-party app developers. Angry Birds: Space, the latest installment of the wildly popular mobile game by Rovio, is being used to disguise malware, warn security experts and Rovio.
RIM Lets FaceBook, Twitter Apps for BlackBerry Get BBM Integration
Research In Motion (RIM) is set to release its range of updates for its proprietary BlackBerry apps. According to the company, the move will make it easier for BlackBerry users to keep in touch with their families and colleagues across beyond BBM across mainstream social networking platforms.
Microsoft Starts Countdown for Windows XP's Exit; Windows Vista Mainstream Support Ends
Those of you who are sticking it out with Windows XP and Vista, well, you're all in for a rude awakening. Microsoft has announced that all supports for Windows XP, which is still the most widely used operating system in North America, will go the way of the Dodo bird in two years
TomTom iOS App Update Includes TomTom Places, FaceBook Integration
TomTom has upgraded its navigation app for iOS. The range of updates has drafted in FaceBook integration and destination sharing among other updates. The updated features include the TomTom Map, IQ Routes, Map Share, Eco Routes and TomTom HD Traffic.
Apple Will Release FlashBack Malware Detection and Removal Tool Soon
Apple has finally announced it will release software to detect and remove the Flashback/ Flashfake Mac Trojan currently infecting hundreds of thousands of Mac computers worldwide.
RIM to launch updates of popular BlackBerry apps
Research In Motion said it will shortly release a slew of updates for its BlackBerry apps, making it easier for users to stay connected with their messenger community.
Amazon Prime Video Streaming App Comes to PS3: Should Netflix be Afraid?
For all you PlayStation 3 owners out there in the wild, you will be happy to know that Amazon Prime Instant Video streaming service is now available for your console. Amazon and Sony teamed up to bring the Amazon Instant Video service application to PlayStation 3 devices, a move that could hurt the likes of Netflix, which is the most popular video service app on the PS3.
OnLive Solves Microsoft Licensing Problem by Changing DaaS to Windows Server 2008
OnLive, a hosted Windows and Microsoft Office service for Android tablets and Apple's iPad, has now changed its structure in order to comply with Microsoft's licensing guidelines for virtual desktops.
Facebook Buys Instagram for $1 Billion: Why?
Facebook is in for its largest acquisition ever, spending as much as $1 billion for the ultra-hip photo sharing app Instagram. The app lets users share photos they take with their mobile devices, and provides filters to make photos look like Polaroids or hipster 1970s-like shots.
