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Day: February 6, 2012

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Amazon Drops the Price of its S3 Cloud Storage Service

  • Frederic Lardinois
  • Posted on February 6, 2012

Amazon today announced that it is dropping the price of its Simple Storage Service (S3) for storing data in the cloud. On average, S3 users can expect savings somewhere between 12% and 13.5%, depending on how much data they store in the cloud. While Amazon only announced the price drop today, the new pricing actually went…

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Adobe Puts Flash for Firefox in a Sandbox

  • Frederic Lardinois
  • Posted on February 6, 2012

Love it or hate it, but Adobe's Flash plugin is likely one of the world's most widely distributed pieces of software. Given its popularity, it doesn't come as a surprise that Flash is also popular with hackers, who do their best to exploit flaws in it. Chrome and Internet Explorer 7+ users can already rest…

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Wahooly’s Launch Gives Startups a Lesson in How Not to Launch a Startup

  • Frederic Lardinois
  • Posted on February 6, 2012

Wahooly, the startup that wants to give users a piece of equity in other startups by having them provide feedback to them, was supposed to come out of its private alpha test last week and launch its wider beta. Launch it did, but sadly, the launch went so badly, with new users being unable to…

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Google+ Launches a Page for Developers – Still Doesn’t Have a Full Read/Write API

  • Frederic Lardinois
  • Posted on February 6, 2012

Google+ may be mired in a bit of controversy, but the team behind Google's social network keeps adding new features on an almost daily basis. What's really missing in the world of Google+ right now, though, is better support for developers and third-party apps that can't just read data from your account but also write…

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Google Starts Building its Ultra High-Speed Fiber Network in Kansas City

  • Frederic Lardinois
  • Posted on February 6, 2012

Google today announced that it is about to start the actual building phase of its experimental ultra high-speed network in Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. For now, Google will focus on building the backbone of the network and once that's ready, it will start wiring homes across the two cities and connect them…

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