Megaupload founder upset after company files deleted
The founder of the outlawed Megaupload file-sharing site denounced on Thursday “the largest data massacre in the history of the internet”, after a European firm wiped out private photos, videos and documents stored on servers used by the site.
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Eccentric former software pioneer John McAfee is back in the spotlight - lashing out at the anti-virus software that bears his name in a profanity-laced video.
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'Steel Diver' to become Nintendo's first free-to-play game
It was one of the 3DS's first games, and two years on the submarine title Steel Diver is at the vanguard of Nintendo's move into free-to-play gaming.
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LinkedIn integration coming to iOS 7: report
Code has been uncovered in the beta edition of Apple's latest mobile operating system that suggests the social network for business people and general internet users that need a break from cat videos will be built into the final release.
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Steam update suggests digital game sharing
Code obtained from a Steam beta update implies that the Mac, PC and Linux gaming service is preparing to allow users to lend games to each other, just as one would with physical media.
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The next tablet trend? 8-inch screens
An analyst is predicting that 8-inch, not 7- or 10-inch, tablets will be the most popular size this year.
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