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Android Is Dead, Part 1: Why
Seeking Alpha About a year ago, McAfee partnered with Sprint to offer exclusive Android security apps to the carrier's customers for $ 20 or $ 30 per year, depending on the level of service you were interested in. Hardly impartial here when they make dramatic claims … |
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Cisco: Will New Charges Topple China Market Share?
Seeking Alpha In what appears to be a retaliatory move, China Unicom (CHU) has blocked Cisco from its Internet backbone network, citing concerns of espionage and 'backdoors' in equipment. The fallout from the spy charges is still unknown. Will Cisco lose Chinese … |
Groklaw:
Why Is Microsoft Seeking New State Laws That Allow it to Sue Competitors For Piracy by Overseas Suppliers? — Microsoft seems to be trying to get its own personal unfair competition laws passed state by state, so it can sue US companies who get parts from overseas companies …
Courtney Boyd Myers / The Next Web:
Police in the UK are seeking authority to close domains — As first reported by the BBC, The Serious and Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) is seeking the authority to close domains engaged in certain “criminal” activities, which includes not just website domains, but domain registrations such as email, and perhaps phones, too*.