Apple CEO berates Adobe and Google

Less than a week after personally unveiling the iPad - which news channels have been analysing and speculating over since - Apple CEO Steve Jobs has answered why the device won’t support Adobe Flash, at least in a private, employee gathering.

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Apple CEO berates Adobe and Google

Apple CEO berates Adobe and Google

Less than a week after personally unveiling the iPad - which news channels have been analysing and speculating over since - Apple CEO Steve Jobs has answered why the device won’t support Adobe Flash, at least in a private, employee gathering.

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Apple CEO berates Adobe and Google

Apple CEO berates Adobe and Google

Less than a week after personally unveiling the iPad - which news channels have been analysing and speculating over since - Apple CEO Steve Jobs has answered why the device won’t support Adobe Flash, at least in a private, employee gathering. Jobs accused Adobe of laziness, which in turn led to inferior products, according to an attendee of the town hall event.

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UK is Europe’s top online spender

British consumers have been identified as Europe’s top online spenders, with almost one third of the continent’s internet sales in 2009 originating in the UK. This research was carried out by price comparison website Kelkoo for the Centre for Retail Research, and revealed that consumers in the UK spent an estimated

UK is Europe’s top online spender

British consumers have been identified as Europe’s top online spenders, with almost one third of the continent’s internet sales in 2009 originating in the UK. This research was carried out by price comparison website Kelkoo for the Centre for Retail Research, and revealed that consumers in the UK spent an estimated

UK is Europe’s top online spender

British consumers have been identified as Europe’s top online spenders, with almost one third of the continent’s internet sales in 2009 originating in the UK.

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UK is Europe’s top online spender

UK is Europe’s top online spender

British consumers have been identified as Europe’s top online spenders, with almost one third of the continent’s internet sales in 2009 originating in the UK. This research was carried out by price comparison website Kelkoo for the Centre for Retail Research, and revealed that consumers in the UK spent an estimated

UK is Europe’s top online spender

British consumers have been identified as Europe’s top online spenders, with almost one third of the continent’s internet sales in 2009 originating in the UK. This research was carried out by price comparison website Kelkoo for the Centre for Retail Research, and revealed that consumers in the UK spent an estimated

What have we learned from Data Protection Day?

Although it may sound like a made up carnival, internet users the world over yesterday celebrated Data Privacy Day. Observed in Canada, the United States and 27 European countries - Data Privacy Day has even passed Senate resolutions to be officially recognised - DPD wants to make people aware of privacy issues the internet over. Mainly aimed at teens and young adults, DPD gives details of personal information given away and kept on social networking sites, gaming and other web activities

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Motorola to bring out Google’s Nexus Two?

Mobile manufacturer Motorola may be in line to bring out the successor to Google’s Nexus One superphone later this year, according to the company’s CEO. Motorola’s CEO Sanjay Jha has revealed that the company will bring out 20 smartphones in 2010, including “one direct-to-consumer device with Google .” With Google being eager to promote its own dedicated mobile store, TechRadar UK suggests that this new model may be released in the first half of 2010. Google was already hinting at the possibility of a ‘Nexus Two’ as early as the launch of its first superphone, with early discussion suggesting that this would be a business-oriented device targeted at the enterprise smartphone market currently led by BlackBerry manufacturer RIM.

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