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Evasi0n iOS 7 Jailbreak Hopes Up on Apple Sept. 10 Event: News and Updates

Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak hopefuls among millions of iPhone users are thrilled in anticipation of the new Apple OS. The Sept. 10 event for the press is one of the most exciting developments in the industry this year. Here's a roundup of news and updates, with Twitter insights from social media users.

Yahoo’s New Logo Fails to Get Too Many Likes

Yahoo's logo has got a fashion makeover for the first time since shortly after the Internet company's founding 18 years ago. The new look unveiled late Wednesday is part of a makeover that the company has been undergoing since it hired Google executive Marissa Mayer to become Yahoo's CEO 14 months ago.
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Coalition’s Internet Filter Policy Mishap Gets Punished, Malcolm Turnbull Faces Wrath on Social Media

Opposition Liberal National did a turnaround Thursday, when it replaced its policy on enhancing online safety for children which provided for mandatory implementation of “opt-out” internet filters, by default for all Australians. The turnaround came in less than 5 hours after the earlier policy document was released. The redraft followed a major uproar, particularly on social media, with Malcolm Turnbull facing much of the ire.
Sunny Peter Sep 06, 2013

Kim Dotcom Quits Mega; Will Focus on Other Projects, Legal Battles & Political Aspiration

Kim Dotcom seems to have a few more surprises up his sleeves. After his tweet about plans to launch a political party in New Zealand - a leak which he attributed to “whistleblower”- picked up storm, it is now known that he quit as director of Mega, the cloud hosting service that he launched with much fanfare in Jan 2013, after his previous file sharing venture Megaupload was shut down in a U.S. driven operation, following allegations of mass copyright infringement and money laundering.
Sunny Peter Sep 05, 2013

5 of Best Ways to Avoid Over-Sharing on Facebook

Facebook’s proposal to change its privacy policy yet again has prompted netizens to rethink the kind of information they share, how they share it, and with whom on the social media site. The company has often been criticised for changing the site’s privacy options without first consulting with users.
Rachel Ranosa Sep 03, 2013

Ready for Skype's 3D Video Calls?

When it comes to three dimensional effects, the most common ones are found in forms of photos or videos. But what if suddenly the concept of Skype 3D can be tapped by everyone these days?
Christine Lazaro Sep 02, 2013

Vodafone Australia Shutters Network '3' Responding to Portal Service Jamming, Delays for Consumers

According to media reports, Vodafone will put an end to its Network 3. Disconnecting the network translates into a stoppage of service for customers on the network. They will not be able to browse the net using their Vodafone number unless they move to another service provider within six months. The same holds true for receiving calls, texts or sending text messages.
Jacob Cherian Sep 01, 2013

Janet Lim-Napoles Watch: Pork Barrel Scam Queen Joins Wheelchair Meme Club (PHOTOS)

This early, political pundits in the Philippines are predicting that Janet Lim-Napoles, the alleged mastermind of the P10-billion pork barrel scam, will join the Wheelchair Club of the Philippines. The more prominent members of the group are former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and ex-Chief Justice Renato Corona.
Vittorio Hernandez Sep 01, 2013

Yahoo Beats Google or Google Beats Yahoo? What’s the Real Story?

It is said that Yahoo finally managed to beat Google for the first time in visitor's number. According to the latest numbers released on Monday by Internet analytics firm ComScore, Yahoo is the top US web property when it comes to the number of unique visitors in July, beating out long time rival Google.
Jamelle Agbuis Aug 30, 2013

Syria's Cyber-Propaganda Hacks a Form of Psychological Warfare

A Syrian hacker group has claimed responsibility for disrupting and halting U.S. based websites, including the New York Times. This comes as no surprise after threats by United States President Barack Obama to attack Syria. News reports had mentioned that the stealth bomber was one option that the U.S. military would have taken against Syrian President Bashar al- Asaad, who had launched chemical attack on Syria’s civilians.
Jacob Cherian Aug 28, 2013

IBM Leak Mirrors Snowden, Manning Fiasco; NSA Disclosure to Cost Tech Firms up to $45 Billion

The recent episode concerning Edward Snowman and the NSA intelligence leaks offered fresh insight into employees leaking sensitive information about their companies. Now, a former employee at IBM has leaked extensive documentation about the Big Blue’s lack of expertise in an area of computing that forecasts significant growth for the future of the computer industry.
Jacob Cherian Aug 27, 2013

Security Flaw in Facebook: Zuckerberg’s Profile Page Hacked

A Palestinian security expert who goes by the name of Khalil Shreateh has exposed a Facebook security flaw by posting an alert on site creator Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page to prove the legitimacy of his bug report, after the social network giant's security team ignored his previous reports on the vulnerability.
Jamelle Agbuis Aug 22, 2013

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