Ron Paul, Mitt Romney Leading On Facebook Ahead Of Florida Primary

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The Republican presidential candidacy is still far from decided, based on the split primaries and mixed polls so far. So here’s another source for trying to figure who’s really pulling ahead — the number of new Facebook fans that each candidate is getting, according to the Inside Facebook Election Tracker.

Mitt Romney is finally...

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Breaking Down Apple’s Billions [INFOGRAPHIC]

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It’s no secret Apple, one of the most valuable public companies in the world, is making major cash off today’s tech gadgets — but how much?

This week, the company reported a record net profit of more than $13.6 billion for its quarterly report lasting 14 weeks and ending Dec. 31, 2011. Apple’s income is 207 times the average...

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LG’s Optimus 3D successor reported to be called the 3D Max

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The Optimus 3D phone didn’t gain a huge amount of traction but it did set an important milestone as a flagship glasses-free 3D handset. And LG is poised to push that legacy forward with a phone we knew now only by its code-name, the CX2. Now, according to a new report, it looks like the shelf name might be the 3D Max.

This would make it the...

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Stickman games that shine on iOS

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7 Big Privacy Concerns for New Facebook and the Open Graph

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It’s not always clear how Facebook apps interact with the data you share on the social network. Are they allowed to broadcast it? Sell it? Compile it in a way that you never intended?

“When you turn all Platform applications off, your User ID is no longer given to applications, even when your friends use those applications,” says a portion of ...

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Asus Transformer Prime Ice Cream Sandwich problems will be fixed next month

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Despite its delicious name, Ice Cream Sandwich has left some users feeling sour. The latest example is Asus’s ambitious Transformer Prime tablet, which recently upgraded to the latest and greatest version of Android. The only problem is handfuls of users started complaining that after the update, the device started locking up and requiring a...

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Google’s new privacy policy and of “don’t be don’t be evil”

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Probably like many of you, I received my new Google Privacy Policy via email this week, and while couched in language about creating a more “beautiful” experience for us, the users — read: products — it’s also clearly about Google leveraging their popular services like Search and Gmail to help their new services, like...

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Netflix video game rental idea is axed

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If you were waiting for the day when you could watch Family Guy on your iPad, pop Indiana Jones into your DVD player, and wait for the latest Call of Duty game to appear in your mailbox, all while only logging into one online account, your dreams have been quashed. Specifically, the Call of Duty part. Video streaming giant Netflix has dismissed...

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Take a tour of BMW's new MOG online music system

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RIM's New CEO Addresses CrackBerry Nation Give us feedback; help us always get better!

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Get ready for Super Bowl XLVI with BlackBerry apps, games, wallpaper and themes

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PS Vita game prices fluctuate before launch

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D-Link HD Media 2000 DIR-827 router review: So many firsts

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Yahoo mobile apps taken down, no one notices

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Yahoo! Meme, Yahoo! Mim, Yahoo! AppSpot, Yahoo! Deals, Yahoo! Shopping, and Yahoo! Sketch-a-Search have all been removed from Apple’s App Store. And if you’re like most people, you never even looked at these apps in the first place. That’s exactly the point. It’s part of Yahoo’s strategy to rebuild its mobile presence...

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Audi debuts Super Bowl ad on Facebook

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Harvard wants the next Zuckerberg to stay at Harvard

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Harvard University has teamed up with an organization called the New Enterprise Associates to create an initiative that hopes to keep great innovators in college before they run out and make millions. This, of course, is exactly what happened with Mark Zuckerberg and fellow software architect Bill Gates. The problem is all the good schools are in...

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Twitter Users Rally to Boycott Country-by-Country Censorship [VIDEO]

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Twitter‘s new approach to censoring tweets has users rallying around the hashtag #TwitterBlackout — a call to boycott the microblogging service Saturday.

The change lets Twitter withhold content on a country-by-country basis, when a government deems the tweets inappropriate. Rather than wholly removing the content from the site, it will...

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Apple eyeing move to 'programmable magnets'?

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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: January 27, 2012

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As we wrap up the last full work week of January, we saw a big chunk of mobile news today. For example, watch your back if you have an Android device because the Android Market is having its largest malware infection ever. If the iPhone is more your style, but you’re stuck on T-Mobile, you might be pleased to know that the magenta-colored...

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