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Did Monster leak LinkedIn buyout rumors to spark interest?

May 11 by Lorie Wimble | add comment

Leaks often hit the press in an effort to change the reality of the news. They can be an effective way of drumming up more interest than a story really deserves and if BusinessInsider’s report is to be believed, that’s exactly what happened with the Monster.com/LinkedIn rumors that were circulating today. Initially, the more »

Second time is (hopefully) a charm with HP putting Windows 8 on new tablet line

May 11 by Sal McCloskey | add comment

HP has not had much luck in their early attempts at penetrating the tablet market after launching and subsequently canning their WebOS TouchPad in less than 2 months. They’re hoping that luck will change and they are officially making Windows 8 their operating system of choice after rumors more »

Slashdot may be for sale soon

May 11 by JD Rucker | add comment

One of the grandfathers of social news may be on the selling block as Geeknet announced today that they were evaluating “strategic alternatives” for their online media business that includes Slashdot, SourceForge, and Freecode. They may be for sale soon. Then again, Geeknet may decide to invest more into more »

Would a 7-inch iPad kill the Kindle Fire

May 10 by Lorie Wimble | 1 comment

It was supposed to be the iPad killer and in many ways it was. Well, it didn’t kill the iPad, but it took a small chunk out of its dominance during the Christmas rush of 2011. Apple may want to return the favor if rumors are true about a 7-inch iPad with retina display. Rumors are rumors but when Apple more »

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