News from ZDNet | | | DNS hack hits 200 major websites: Vodafone, UPS, Acer, Microsoft sites affected A number of high-profile websites have redirected users, after DNS entries were hacked into by a Turkish hacker, who attacks Korean websites last month. Read more | | The Lost iPhone 5: More Questions Than Answers Questions loom about SF police and Apple's search of a man's home for an iPhone 5 prototype. Read more | | Lost iPhone 5 saga: SF police say they assisted Apple on investigation San Francisco police said that the department worked with Apple investigators to track down an iPhone prototype. No report was filed though. Read more | | Samsung's Galaxy Tab banned by German court: Pulled from IFA tech show Samsung's Galaxy Tab 7.7 has been banned in Germany and pulled from the major IFA technology fair in Berlin. Let's all point our fingers at Apple. Read more | | Amazon's Kindle Tablet: An Android fork with disruptive pricing Amazon's Kindle Tablet reportedly features a souped up, but dated version of Android. Read more | | Confusion causes HP to hemorrhage customers Where's HP going? Customers aren't sure, and as a result aren't happy to spend money. Read more | | Acer Aspire S3 is today's thinnest Ultrabook Acer's Aspire S3 brings an optional HHD with embedded SSD to the Ultrabook category for a 2-second boot up and hopefully a more consumer-friendly price tag. Read more | | Dear New Jersey: Fix our crappy infrastructure, NOW. For one of the wealthiest states in the country, New Jersey has stone-age electrical and telephone infrastructure. It's time to change that, or people will just get up and leave. Read more | | HP TouchPad: The calm before... a really long calm We are fond of referring to the calm before the storm, but as activity winds down in the webOS world given the final run of TouchPads currently being created, we may only see a lot more calm. Read more | | As many as 200,000 HP TouchPads on the way As many as 200,000 HP TouchPads will be produced in the final production run the company has recently announced, according to Asian partners. Read more | | Apple's design refinement extends to its storefront architecture The ifoApplestore blog explores the careful considerations of design at Apple's retail stores, including the sidewalk elements. Read more |
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