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 Cricket Brings iPhone to its Prepaid Network Customers will pay $55 per month for unlimited voice, SMS and data. Share:   |  New Wave of Ultrabooks to Include 30 Touchscreen Models, Intel Says A fresh crop of ultrabooks sporting Intel's latest "Ivy Bridge" Core processors will start to go on sale next month, including 30 models with touchscreens. Share: | Microsoft Thwarts Start Button Hacks as New Windows 8 Build Launches Microsoft wants to kill the Start button on Windows 8 so badly it is working proactively to stop people from coding their own Start button into the OS. Share: | Intel's First Smartphone Goes on Sale in Europe June 6 The Intel-based San Diego smartphone, previously known as Santa Clara, will go on sale in the U.K. on June 6 via Orange, the operator said on Thursday. Share: | Robot Camera Films Underwater, Streams Discoveries to Your iPad The HydroView underwater robot is controlled with an iPad and streams video to your tablet. Share: | Megaupload Asks US Court to Dismiss Indictment, Cites Jurisdiction Megaupload cannot be brought within the jurisdiction of a federal court in Virginia for criminal proceedings without its consent. Share: | Privacy Group Wants Google's Driverless Cars Kept off the Road A privacy group is calling on the California Assembly to keep Google's self-driving cars off the road. Share: | Microsoft to Ship Windows 8 Release Preview Today Microsoft will ship Windows 8 Release Preview Thursday, several days earlier than expected, according to a blog briefly posted by the company. Share: | Google's World Wonders Project Brings Ancient, Modern Sites Online The project allows you to virtually tour 132 historic sites, including Stonehenge, Pompei, Shark Bay in Australia, and the palace at Versailles. Share: | Windows 8, Ultrabooks to Get Top Billing at Giant Asia Trade Show Microsoft Windows 8 and Intel-powered Ultrabooks are expected to take center stage at the Computex trade show in Taipei next week. Share: | Verizon Doubling FiOS Internet Speeds Verizon is upping its fastest FiOS download speed from 150Mbps to 300Mbps. Share: | Unscripted Steve Jobs Video Interviews Now Free on iTunes The videos give you a glimpse into an unrehearsed Steve Jobs, without the staging and slideshows behind him. Share: | A Facebook Phone? You're Kidding, Right? No matter what Facebook might do strategically from this point forward, the concept of a "company" phone is worth discussing. And, just so you know, I think it's nuts. Share: | Apple CEO Takes Shot at Microsoft, Windows 8 Tablets Tim Cook said forcing tablets to use an operating system written for desktop PCs means Windows 8 tablets will be 'very similar to what tablets were 10 years ago.' Share: | Google+: The Social Network Without Passion While its usage is low, it's not quite the ghost town some claim, and there's a deeper story behind the numbers. Share: | Mobile Payments Still Slow to Catch on in U.S. Even if the next iPhone has a mobile wallet app and a Near Field Communication chip inside, don't expect contactless payments to suddenly explode in the U.S. Share: | Google+ Gets Zagat Ratings and Local Listings Google is trying to beef up its online reviews scene by adding Zagat ratings to local listings. Share: | BYOD: Time to Adjust Your Privacy Expectations Bring your own device for work and you might give your employer permission to search it for pilfered secrets. Share: | Email Attackers Take a Weekend Breather Email attacks which contain malicious attachments consistently fell on weekends, according to an analysis of the first quarter of 2012 by US security and malware analytics vendor, FireEye. 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