The Semi-Biggest
Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad look upon CES with trepidation and discuss yet another BlackBerry leak, Microsoft's Windows 8 deal, Sprint's latest joke, how Google broke Maps on purpose for Windows Phone 8, the Ubuntu Phone and why scanning documents will bankrupt you.
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Links
- BlackBerry Z10 leaks for Verizon and AT&T - SlashGear
- Microsoft reportedly acquires home automation startup R2 Studios for Xbox team | The Verge
- U.S. Department Of Defense Signs New Deal With Microsoft To Bring Windows 8 To 75% of Employees | TechCrunch
- Leap Motion and Asus Will Team Up and Bundle Products Together | GadgeTell
- Amazon Prime Instant Video adds A&E, History, and Lifetime after Netflix's deal falls through | The Verge
- Sprint to offer its own pre-paid smartphone plan with unlimited data | The Verge
- Android Jelly Bean Passes 10%, Gingerbread Falls Under 50%
- Sprint to Offer Contract-Free 'As You Go' Plans: Report
- Android SDK is now proprietary, Replicant to the rescue « Torsten's FSFE blog
- Google Maps Never Supported Internet Explorer on Windows Phone 8
- Amazon Web Services Blog: AWS Management Console Improvements - Tablet and Mobile Support
- Library of Congress digs in to full archive of 170 billion tweets | Internet & Media - CNET News
- Steve Jobs biopic hits theaters in April. Will you see it? | Ars Technica
- Special Intel 'Ivy Bridge' chips to enable new laptops, tablets | Business Tech - CNET News
- Corning Gorilla Glass 3 to be three times more scratch resistant than previous generation | The Verge
- Ubuntu for phones | Ubuntu
- Patent trolls want $1,000—for using scanners | Ars Technica