baynado - 09.01.13 19:51 Was hat Google Earth hier wieder entdeckt in der chinesischen Wüste? Sogar ein ehemaliger CIA Luftbild-Analyst ist sich nicht sicher, was es hier zu sehen gibt. Postet eure Vermutungen in den Kommentaren! mehr bei wired.com

ripanti - 13.11.12 09:16 Das ist doch alles nicht mehr normal ! mehr bei wired.com

krautraub - 19.10.12 10:24 Kim Dotcom und seine Partner planen eine neue File-Sharing-Plattform. Der neue Ansatz: Mega hostet die files nicht mehr selbst, der Zugriff auf die Dateien wird verschlüsselt. Damit kann Mega juristisch nicht mehr belangt werden, da es gar nicht erst die Möglichkeit besitzt, die Daten der User zu kontrollieren. mehr bei wired.com

worldspy - 03.07.12 22:03 A federal judge has decided to uphold her decision to place a temporary sales ban on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in a patent fight between Apple and Samsung. mehr bei wired.com

worldspy - 03.07.12 13:03 Sony Computer Entertainment's $380 million acquisition of a game-streaming service is a bold, decisive move into cloud gaming for the PlayStation maker. mehr bei wired.com

worldspy - 03.07.12 01:14 Everyone's getting into the mapping game these days. While Google has been mapping the world for years, Apple has recently jumped into the cartography pool. Now it seems that Amazon wants in on the 3D mapping action. Ferdinand Magellan would be so excited. mehr bei wired.com

worldspy - 03.07.12 01:14 As shoppers become more and more concerned with what they are putting into their bodies, the ritual of standing in the aisle staring at the ingredients of an item is common place in grocery stores. It doesn’t help that the ingredients are printed with a teeny tiny typeface. mehr bei wired.com

worldspy - 03.07.12 00:15 It's bad enough when Facebook changes your profile settings without your permission. But after the social network's latest infrastructure tweak, some Facebook users are reporting that their smartphones' contacts settings are also being affected. mehr bei wired.com

worldspy - 02.07.12 23:39 Boot2Gecko is dead -- in name anyway. On Monday, Mozilla announced that it is changing the name of its Boot2Gecko mobile operating system to Firefox OS. And in announcing both hardware and telecommunications partners, Mozilla revealed a plan to go after low-end phone buyers in emerging markets. mehr bei wired.com

worldspy - 02.07.12 23:39 Nokia is confident that it made the right bet on Windows Phone -- to an extent. Should Microsoft's mobile OS fail to gain traction with Nokia's consumers, the mobile phone company has a backup plan in place, according to board chairman Risto Siilasmaa. mehr bei wired.com