It looks like Pirate Bay ‘s legal drama has finally come to a close in Sweden, where the Supreme Court today turned down the site’s final appeal.
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Pirate Bay founders lose final appeal in Sweden, prison looms on the horizon
Pirate Bay founders lose final appeal in Sweden, prison looms on the horizon
February 1, 2012 By
Nokia Belle Update To Be Available On February 8th
February 1, 2012 By
Last month, Nokia revealed that Nokia Belle update to be released to Symbian devices like the N8 and E7 by February. However, there’s no specific date mentioned by the Finnish company
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Nokia Belle Update To Be Available On February 8th
Motorola DEFY MINI Shows Up On FCC With AT&T Branding
February 1, 2012 By
Motorola DEFY MINI was first revealed early this year. The device was spotted in FCC by Wireless Goodness. The phone supported HSPA+bands which also used by AT&T.
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Motorola DEFY MINI Shows Up On FCC With AT&T Branding
Samsung faces EU antitrust investigation over mobile patents
January 31, 2012 By
Samsung‘s European legal woes don’t look to be abating anytime soon, as the EU today formally launched an investigation into the Korean manufacturers’ competitive practices. At issue are, not surprisingly, a collection of patents that Samsung has used to launch a series of lawsuits against rival companies. The manufacturer maintains that these patents are essential to complying with European mobile standards, but the EU says Samsung may be in violation of a promise it made more than ten years ago
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Verizon MAP Leaked Motorola DROID 4 For $200
January 27, 2012 By
CES 2012 has passed very quickly and a bunch of devices has been announced during that time including the Motorola DROID 4.
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Verizon MAP Leaked Motorola DROID 4 For $200
Rhapsody officially acquires Napster International, eyes European launch
January 26, 2012 By
After having already acquired Napster here in the US, Rhapsody has taken its expansion one step further, with the acquisition of Napster International.
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Rhapsody officially acquires Napster International, eyes European launch
European Commission unveils new online privacy rules, aims to protect consumer data
January 25, 2012 By
As SOPA ‘s aftershocks continue to ripple across the US, a slightly different brand of techno-political drama is unfolding over in Europe, where the European Commission today announced a new set of online privacy regulations. The new legislation, unveiled this morning , was crafted with the intent of giving consumers more control over their online data, and places more pressure upon private companies to protect user information
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European Commission unveils new online privacy rules, aims to protect consumer data
Murtazin: ‘Nokia Lumia 910 will arrive in May, pack 12MP camera’
January 24, 2012 By
Ah, Eldar Murtazin. PlayStation 3 video editor to hit Europe in Q1, 10 Euros at launch
January 24, 2012 By
While Mr. Blurrycam already spotted the upcoming PlayStation 3 video editor at CES, he was unable to divulge any details on release dates. We were similarly unable to wring out much more when we hit the show floor ourselves
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HTC Primo Packed With Android 4.0 OS
January 24, 2012 By
Mobile World Congress is coming very soon. 
