Stephanie Medeiros
Digital Journalist based in Rochester, MI, United States.
Joined on May 18, 2010
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The central bank of China decided to ban Bitcoin pricing, selling, buying, and product insurance for financial companies, citing that Bitcoin is an unstable virtual money despite continued investor interest.
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Now the saying "talk to the hand" has a lot more meaning with the Glove One, a glove anyone can wear to turn their hand into a mobile phone.
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Samsung talked about their newest release, the Galaxy S III, in London today. The newest upgrade in the Galaxy S line is highly anticipated worldwide.
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Three Vietnamese bloggers have been charged in a case of using their blogs to spread "anti-government propaganda." The claims have alleged evidence of over 400 posted articles.
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In 2011 alone, cellphone theft accounted for 40 percent of all robberies in the United States. However, a new initiative will soon try to help lower mobile theft by opting users to "brick" their own phones.
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The struggling USPS will be letting go roughly 35,000 staffer jobs at 223 centers as they continue to reconstruct their business strategy.
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Making the rounds across the blogosphere and larger news outlets are these photos by a Japanese hobby photographer, which show long exposure fireflies that almost look unreal.
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Pinterest is gaining steam as a go-to social network for its easy to use functionality and visually pleasing layout. However, websites are starting to make rules regarding Pinterest pinning.
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A group of all female musicians affectionately called "The Jongettes" played during Kim Jong il's birthday and also wrote a song showing their loyalty to Kim's son Kim Jong Un.
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Uniiverse doesn't want to be called a social network, but are making waves with their social start-up that replaces status updates with idea and service swapping.
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Upon the release of one author's book, a blog will be used which will have the characters from the book write about their lives and interact with readers.
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An unnamed Bronx man was shot in the back by two suspects who attempted to rob him and he refused to give up his iPhone.
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Celebrity gossip and lifestyle video entertainment company Young Hollywood has been chosen as one of YouTube's "official" channels, providing original and premium content on a daily basis.
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Amazon is dealing with a bit of a plagiarism problem with their erotica section of ebooks, with several self-published authors being caught with copyright infringement.
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Wireless provider China Unicom will be offering customers a free iPhone 4S if they sign up with a three-year contract. The deal will be starting on January 13.
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Many are hoping for the release of the iPad 3 or Apple television at the recently announced event, but, many sources are indicating a gathering dedicated to publishing and education.
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M-Edge Accessories LLC, a partner of Amazon who manufacturers Kindle cases, has filed a lawsuit against Amazon alleging the online retailer has been "sabotaging" their business.
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Tokyo -
Sony will be selling off their LCD stake to joint-venture partner Samsung for $939 million, which will save the company about $640 million a year.
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News company Gannett has recently purchased thousands of dollars worth of tablets, smartphones, wireless hotspots, and other tech gadgets for their staff of reporters.
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OneReceipt wants to change how people keep track of their receipts, with a digital database that can automatically upload users receipts.
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