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Mobile phones an ‘old person’s nightmare’ no more, thanks to Fujitsu! Here’s a knee-slapper to kick off your weekend: Fujitsu is marketing a new line of smartphones for the elderly. Snark aside, some of the features might be just what the 65-and-better market needs — noise ca...
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With new Subway Time app, New Yorkers can track trains in real-time MTA Subway Time, a new app, can tell subway riders in New York when their train is arriving in real-time. A similar service already exists in cities worldwide, including San Francisco and Washington D.C. This is a leap f...
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Kickstarter in 2012: 52,000 backers contributed $79 million to game-related projects It was definitely the year of the game on Kickstarter.
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Best of GamesBeat roundup

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 20:30
Best of GamesBeat roundup If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
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The 10 biggest VC-backed acquisitions of 2012

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 20:30
The 10 biggest VC-backed acquisitions of 2012 While 2012 saw some spectacularly large IPOs like Facebook and Workday, it also had its share of major mergers and acquisitions. Here are the biggest buys of the year.
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What interests the world? Wikipedia’s most viewed articles in 2012 by language A look at the most viewed articles on Wikipedia in 2012, broken down by language.
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China bans internet anonymity

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 19:53
China bans internet anonymity China is taking steps to abolish online anonymity by passing a law which requires citizens to identify themselves when signing up for internet and telecommunications services.
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5 trends that will define design in 2013

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 19:51
5 trends that will define design in 2013 Design in 2013 will be marked by an emphasis on the Internet of Things, context, and the second screen.
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FISA “warrantless wiretapping” bill extended through 2017 The United States Senate extended the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, today, a bill many are calling a “warrantless wiretapping bill.” The law, originally passed in 2008 under the Bush admi...
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Top 15 venture capital deals of 2012

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 18:30
Top 15 venture capital deals of 2012 We survey the top venture capital investments into tech companies of the year. To make this elite list, you needed to raise at least $89 million in 2012.
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3D printing is the future of manufacturing (infographic) What does the future hold for 3D printing? Integration, disruption, and expansion, says Sculpteo.
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Instagram loses 25% of daily active users after terms of service debacle Instagram has lost about 25 percent of its daily active users since people started revolting over a questionable terms of service change.
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Here’s the scorecard on our 2012 predictions for the game industry Before I make predictions on the new year, I’ll take a look at how I did on my predictions last year, with letter grades on them. In a separate post, I’ll let fly the predictions for 2013. If you have â...
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Wikimedia Foundation raises $25 million in record time The Wikimedia Foundation completes its ninth annual fundraising campaign in just 9 days.
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Sorry, guys, Snapchat videos and photos can be saved

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 17:52
Sorry, guys, Snapchat videos and photos can be saved Snapchat, the photo and video self-destructing app, has a hole in it that allows people to save and store that embarrassing content you're hoping gets deleted.
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Pearson buys a stake in Nook Media

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 17:43
Pearson buys a stake in Nook Media Education publisher Pearson has purchased a major stake in Nook Media, the company announced today.
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RIM’s first Nokia patent payout will cost it $65M We finally have a price tag attached to RIM's first patent payout to Nokia: $65 million.
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2012: When mobile shaped the future of computing

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 17:00
2012: When mobile shaped the future of computing This year, the mobile industry showed us what lies ahead for computing. We saw surprising new devices that gave us a glimpse at what personal computers could look like several years from now. We got an operating system t...
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Google’s top 10 from 2012: Execs quitting, lawsuits brewing, and a glimpse of the future Devices launched, Maps killed it, and Mayer left the building! Here are Google's highlights from 2012.
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DirecTV to raise prises by 4.5% due to higher programming costs Satellite television provider DirecTV said its subscription prices would rise in the following year, according to a message the company released today via a customer support page.
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Amazon.com tops in customer satisfaction as Apple’s online store slides out of the top 5 Apple’s online store slid out of the top five in customer satisfaction while Amazon.com remains tops, according to an online retailer study by Foresee. In fact, Apple had its lowest score in four years, achievi...
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The best MMOs of 2012

Venture Beat - 28 Dec 2012 00:58
The best MMOs of 2012 With the entire genre in flux, five games stand out for either their disruptive models or overall excellence.
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