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More image leaks give further clues to features of Apple iPhone 5 International Business Times By IB Times Staff Reporter | May 15, 2011 5:57 AM EDT A new image leak of the soon-to-arrive Apple iPhone 5 shows that the latest edition of the phone will not feature a rear camera accompanied by LED flash to its right. The image of an iPhone 5 case ... See all stories on this topic » International Business Times

Downtime for Blogger, Microsoft and Twitter Data Center Knowledge It's been a rough couple days for uptime, with major outages for Microsoft's Exchange Online services, Google's free Blogger hosting platform, and Twitter. Here's a roundup of the details: Exchange Online, a paid offering that's part of Microsoft's ... See all stories on this topic »

JPL's Mars lander proposal advances to next round Los Angeles Times The GEMS project is one of three selected by NASA to compete for funds. It would study the inner composition of Mars to shed light on the planet's beginnings — and Earth's. A model of the Mars rover "Curiosity "is tested at the Jet Propulsion ... See all stories on this topic » Los Angeles Times

Microsoft v Apple: the 'App Store' debate reaches the EU Mobot.net (blog) The tussle between Apple and Microsoft over the former's attempts to trademark "App Store" – pedantic though it undoubtedly is – was never really going to fizzle out and disappear, was it? Anything but, and in fact Microsoft actually seems to be ... See all stories on this topic » Mobot.net (blog)

iPad purchases have little to do with weak consumer PC market: NPD The Independent A very small percentage of consumers are abandoning PC purchases for Apple's iPad said market research company NPD in its recent Apple iPad Owner Study II report. "The conventional wisdom that says tablet sales are eating into low-priced notebooks is ... See all stories on this topic »

Smartphones: a third of us fire up apps before getting up in the morning Mobot.net (blog) We're all for getting full value for that pricey new smartphone you've just invested in, but new data reveals we could be taking the concept a little far. According to phone maker Ericsson, fully 35% of smartphone users hit their favourite apps before ... See all stories on this topic » Mobot.net (blog)

Revised Legislation Empowers US to Shut Down Piracy Websites eWeek Revamped federal legislation would authorize the Department of Justice to go after Websites hosting, selling and distributing copyrighted content, including pirated software. A new bill to give the federal government the power to shut down Websites ... See all stories on this topic »

Facebook launches Login Approvals Social Barrel Facebook announced in a blog post it has introduced a login system, dubbed 'Login Approvals' that will require members to type in a code on their device they will receive via text message. Users will not be able to log in unless they enter the code and ... See all stories on this topic » Social Barrel

HP Wi-Fi mouse needs no USB dongle Coolest Gadgets by Edwin - on May 14th, 2011 The evolution of the mouse in the computing industry has been an interesting one over the years. First of all, we have the PS/2 port mouse that while functional, clearly lacked the sensitivity that is found in newer USB ... See all stories on this topic » Coolest Gadgets

Facebook privacy compromised, experts advise changing password Patch.com Do you use Facebook games or other apps? If so, your private information may have been compromised. The security firm Symantec issued a report this week that alerts Facebook users to an error in Facebook's systems allowing third-party access to users' ... See all stories on this topic »

LogMeIn Adds iPad And iPhone Capabilities To Join.me ITProPortal LogMeIn, the creator of screen-sharing service join.me has recently announced the integration of iPad and iPhone capabilities to its service in order to simplify communication with clients and customers. Like the join.me service, this new iOS viewer ... See all stories on this topic »

Games review: Brink News of the World That's because I don't like to be told to "go there" and "guard this" for the good of the team. Instead, I'd rather go gun-ho into the battlefield, shoot some bad guys, die, re-spawn and do it all again. That was until I played Brink - the game that ... See all stories on this topic » News of the World

Blizzard Reveals Diablo III Follower System Attack of the Fanboy Diablo III is set to include three variations of AI controlled partners that accompany you throughout the main game. Similar to the mercenaries from Diablo II, the follower system in Diablo III is broken into three distinct groups. ... See all stories on this topic » Attack of the Fanboy

Migratory Bird Day Care2.com Today (and the second Saturday of May every year) is International Migratory Bird Day. As stated by the Environment for the Americas who created IMBD, "Public awareness and concern are crucial components of migratory bird conservation. ... See all stories on this topic » Care2.com

Is Facebook Brand Tagging Creepy or Cool? [PICS] Mashable Earlier this week, we asked if you've ever had the urge to tag that can of Coke you're holding in a Facebook picture. Apparently, many of you have. Coca-Cola's Facebook Page now sports several pictures of fans posing with tagged Coke cans. ... See all stories on this topic »

New 7th Generation iPod Nano Leaked? TechLeash A picture has recently surfaced on the web showing what could possibly be the new 7th generation iPod Nano. According to this image, the next iPod nano will retain its same small form factor and multi-touch screen, but will feature a built-in camera in ... See all stories on this topic »

Google eyes Nevada for driverless cars UPI.com LAS VEGAS, May 14 (UPI) -- US technology giant Google confirmed it was targeting Nevada as the first state to lobby for the legalization of driverless cars. That's right: Look, Ma, no hands -- or eyes, either. Google is petitioning the state to allow ... See all stories on this topic »

Caught on camera: comet's suicide plunge into the Sun Examiner.com Contrary to popular belief, there are many, many comets in the sky at any given time. The reason we don't see them? Most are too dim to be seen with the eye, others are up during the day, and yet more are very close to the Sun. ... See all stories on this topic »

What can Nintendo do at E3 to save the Wii? VGChartz It is getting difficult to ignore now. Nintendo are beginning to struggle. A games line-up which is emptier than David Beckham's head, sales about to dip below 100k, and with no confirmed release date for any of their big games, and with the ominous ... See all stories on this topic »

Assassin's Creed Revelations: Details6 Platform Nation Assassin's Creed fans rejoice! The final chapter in the story of everyone's favorite hidden blade backstabbers, Ezio and Altiar, will be hitting the shelves this November with Assassin's Creed Revelations. Fans of the series will be happy to know that ... See all stories on this topic »

Business customers prefer iPhone, iPad over Android Examiner.com Intermedia has released a report detailing what their network of small and mid-sized business customers are preferring as smartphones and tablets. The data tracked is the amount of ActiveSync (used for Microsoft Exchange) devices that are running on ... See all stories on this topic »

Windows 7 increasingly being targeted by fraudsters ihotdesk - IT News New operating system begins to bear the brunt of attacks, instead of older XP platform, Microsoft reveals. The number of malware infections on the Windows 7 platform rose in the second half of 2010, while threats to Windows XP dropped, Microsoft has ... See all stories on this topic »

Flickr: iPad2 Camera Has Only 23 Active Daily Users Mashable According to Flickr's camera usage statistics, the iPad 2′s camera is used by very few people — only 23 active daily users. And so far, 12811 photos have been taken and uploaded to Flickr with the device. By comparison, the iPhone 4 has 4402 daily ... See all stories on this topic »

Energy storage breakthrough Investor's Business Daily Univ. of Texas at Austin researchers have created a form of carbon that acts like a sponge, soaking up energy. The scientists see it going into consumer electronics and other devices. It releases energy fast, recharges quickly and has a lifetime of at ... See all stories on this topic »

Lexus CT 200h Makes Race Debut At The Nurburgring Motor Authority (blog) Lexus is out to prove the performance credentials of its latest CT 200h by entering the upmarket hybrid hatchback in the competitive VLN race series that runs on the notorious Nurburgring circuit. The CT 200h race car is being fielded by Toyota's ... See all stories on this topic »

MacOS KenDensed: iPads, Doctors & Fun with Senate Hearings The Mac Observer Brawls at Apple Stores, Bud Tribble testifying at Senate privacy hearings, iPads in the drug industry, Microsoft buys Skype… It's like the tech world is just begging Mac OS Ken's Ken Ray to sound off. Of course, that's exactly what he does this week, ... See all stories on this topic »

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