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Thursday, July 24, 2014
The final outcome of a massive hack of Sony's PlayStation Network in 2011 resulted in a legal settlement that could hold Sony liable for up to $15 million in damages, plus nearly $2.75 million in attorney fees.
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The highly-rumored Sony Xperia Z3 smartphone could have a 5.15in 1080p display, a Snapdragon 801 Quad-Core processor and a 20.7MP camera, according to the latest reports.
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Swatch Group has denied a media report saying it was working with Apple on a smartwatch.
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Vuzix Corp. has signed a deal with Lenovo to launch the M100 Smart Glasses into China.
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Google's handling of "right to be forgotten" requests from European citizens was not exactly what the European's privacy watchdogs wanted, as the search engine restricted the removal of Internet links to European sites only.
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Rice University’s silicon oxide technology for high-density, next-generation computer memory is one step closer to mass production, thanks to a refinement that will allow manufacturers to fabricate devices at room temperature with conventional production methods.
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The social-networking company has reported quartedly results that beat expectations, pointing to a bigger revenue from mobile advertising.
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Qualcomm said it's struggling to collect license revenue from handset makers in China, the world's largest mobile-phone market, threatening profit growth.
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A shortage of solid-state drives for ultrathin laptops and hybrids will cause prices to flatten next year, with lower prices coming again in 2016, according to a market analysis by IHS.
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Korean chipmaker SK Hynix Inc. on Thursday said shipment growth would slow in the third quarter as it posted its first drop in quarterly profit in two years.
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LG Electronics reported its biggest quarterly profit in five years on improvements in its once-ailing smartphone business.
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Releases of new DVD burners are rare lately but Samsung keeps offering some new models, such as the new SE-218GN and SE-208GB optical disc drives, to Ultrabook users on-the-go.
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