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Apple’s long-rumored television set will likely be powered by custom-built chips designed by Cupertino – if and when it hits the market. read more Original post by TG Daily Staff

(Reuters) – Deutsche Telekom AG will pay more than $95 million to settle U.S. criminal and civil charges that a Hungarian unit and three former executives schemed to bribe government officials in Macedonia and Montenegro. Original post by samzenpus

Piracy is still a huge problem according to the music industry and Hollywood, and it’s hard to dispute the notion that downloading a paid digital product without actually paying for it is theft. Now, as TorrentFreak releases its list of the 10 most pirated movies of 2011, we can see a possible correlation between illegal downloads and [...]

(Reuters) – An appeals court ruled that a letter linked to Mark Hurd’s abrupt departure from his post as chief of Hewlett-Packard Co should be unsealed, potentially revealing new details about his dramatic exit from the technology giant. Original post by samzenpus

HTC and Samsung are both preparing to announce new Windows Phone devices with 4G LTE support, and a few details on the phones were leaked Thursday. HTC’s device is currently codenamed “Radiant” while Samsung’s is codenamed “Mandel,” The Verge said. Both phones will reportedly run an “early build” of Windows Phone Tango that offers full support [...]

2012 is going to be a huge year for geek movies, especially with The Dark Knight Rises, The Avengers, John Carter of Mars, new Quentin Tarantino and more. read more Original post by David Konow

Even though it’s the new kid on the block in Japan, the Playstation Vita is still being outsold by a margin of six to one. read more Original post by Mike Luttrell

(Reuters) – Netflix Inc and Gap Inc were among the worst performers in customer satisfaction among the largest online retailers this holiday season, according to a survey released on Wednesday. Original post by samzenpus

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Verizon Wireless said on Thursday that it had resolved an “issue” with its high-speed wireless network overnight, after its third widely reported problem in a month. Original post by samzenpus

2011 was a wild, wild year to follow the technology industry. AT&T failed to buy T-Mobile USA, things got rough for RIM and Apple and Samsung fought legal battles all over the world. Still, one of the biggest stories of the year began when Google announced in August that it planned to purchase Motorola Mobility, a [...]