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 Apple's Foxconn Transparency: Brilliant or Bad PR Move? Apple has been credited for opening up about conditions at the Foxconn manufacturing plant. Has this new PR openness hurt or helped Apple's overall image with its customers? Share:   |  iPhone Jailbreak: 5 Apps to Control your Privacy Jailbreaking your iPhone gives you complete control over the device, enabling you to install all kinds of tools that make sure your data stays under your control. Share: | Google Glasses Are a Prescription for Disaster Doesn't it seem like a bad time to develop digital displays in front of our eyes when they don't want us even texting on our phones in autos? Share: | Expert: Microsoft Has Itself to Blame in Browser-Privacy Flap Microsoft is pointing fingers at Google and Facebook for circumventing the privacy mechanism baked into Internet Explorer, but the real problem lies in its own failure to implement the P3P privacy standard well, an expert says. 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Share: | Top Smartphone Apps for Pet Lovers Use these 12 apps to treat, manage, photograph or even save the life of your cat or dog. There are some for both Apple iPhone and Google Android smartphone users. Share: | Windows 8 Will Deliver a Cloud Service to Rival or Beat iCloud In Windows 8 Microsoft will merge its free online storage service SkyDrive and syncing software Mesh to provide the backbone for what looks to be a service that will rival or beat iCloud. Share: | Is the Kindle Getting a Color Screen? Amazon may be making a color Kindle. Share: | Now You Can Edit Collaboratively with Google Docs for Android Google Presentations get an update as well, including a new discussions feature. Share: | Apple Store Thief Can't Hold Out for iPhone 5 News reports out of Charlotte, N.C., indicate a "known suspect" swiped 25 iPhones from an Apple Store at Northlake Mall between Dec. 1 and Jan. 11. 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