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New password-stealing virus targets Facebook
Hackers have flooded the Internet with virus-tainted spam that targets Facebook's estimated 400 million users in an effort to steal banking passwords and gather other sensitive information.
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For Canadians hoping to get their hands on the Google phone,
the wait is over.
Consumers are clamouring for access to retailers' products and information through the web and retailers that fall behind technologically run the risk of losing customers to more tech-savvy competition, according to a survey from IBM released Tuesday.
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China on Friday warned Google it would face "consequences" if it stopped filtering its search results, after the firm threatened to leave the country over cyberattacks and web censorship.
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Oppositon to Amazon's plans is from a bygone era
Eight years ago, the federal government faced a hot-button cultural policy issue as online retail giant Amazon.com, which was already selling millions of dollars of books to Canadians from its U.S.-based site, sought entry into the Canadian market. Canadian investment regulations posed a significant barrier
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The Best of YouTube: Week of March 15, 2010
Here's a look at the videos making the rounds on YouTube this week.
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Because video games need more merchandising...
For video game companies, one of the most lucrative markets is the merchandising of ancillary products.
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FourWhere: New service combines FourSquare and Google Maps
When I mention the location-based FourSquare service to people, some flatly reject the notion of sharing their whereabouts with anyone.
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Google working with Intel, Sony on TV project: report
Google Inc is working with Intel Corp and Sony Corp to develop a new class of Internet-enabled televisions and set top boxes, according to a media report.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
Social media boosts power of TV
Though the office water cooler has been a little lonely lately -- say, the last decade -- the digital age has brought us a better one, with room around it for the entire world.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
Online music vet launches song service for smartphones
Internet music veteran David Hyman on Monday unveiled a service that promises low-cost "all-you-can-eat" on-demand songs for users of Apple iPhones and Android smartphones.
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Internet piracy taking big toll on jobs
Plenty of people download music from the Internet every day, but illegal downloading has a huge economic impact and could put more than one million people out of work by 2015, experts say.
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EA to offer complete online Woods game around Masters
Tiger Woods return to pro golf for the Masters tournament next month is being celebrated by more than fans as EA Sports will launch the final commercial version of its online golf game named after the world's top golfer that week, the company's president said on Wednesday.
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Study shows Aussie dingo may be world's oldest dog
Australia's iconic dingo may be the world's oldest breed of dog, according a major new DNA study that is likely to boost conservation efforts.
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UN wildlife body rejects bluefin trade ban
Lobbied aggressively by Japan, delegates at a UN wildlife trade meeting on Thursday massively rejected a ban on cross-border commerce in Atlantic bluefin tuna, a sushi mainstay.
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'Cool Jupiter' widens search for exoplanets
Marking a further step in the hunt for worlds orbiting other stars, astronomers on Wednesday said they had found a cool planet the size of Jupiter that encircles a sun at searing proximity.
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Review: MLB 10: The Show puts you on the mound, kicks dirt on your cleats
As a long-time baseball fan, one of the biggest beefs I've had about baseball video games is the lack of variety. Games would come out that focused on franchise-building, others on gameplay, sometimes they'd focus on homerun derbys and lame mini-games (take a bow, EA Sports), and others still were so stats-heavy that you needed a Carl Yastrzemski rookie baseball card from 1960 just to qualify to own it.
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Edmonton's Mass Effect 2 captivating gamers
Edmonton's BioWare has hit the jackpot with its latest video game, Mass Effect 2.
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Nintendo to cut Wii price by 20 per cent
Nintendo Co Ltd will cut the price of its popular Wii video game console by 20 percent, responding to similar cuts by rivals Sony Corp and Microsoft Corp aimed at kick-starting demand.
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