In what has to be one of the weirdest celebrity-related stories to emerge in the media in a really long time, Bob Dylan’s neighbors have filed a complaint with the Malibu officials, claiming a portable toilet on his property is releasing toxic fumes. The smell is unbearable and the singer won’t do anythin... |
18 March 2009
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Hours after Apple's release of Safari 3.2, Apple Discussions was filled with complaints from users who updated the browser to the latest version. 80 percent of the users are reporting issues with the update, particularly with the anti-phishing feature, which crashes the browser once every few minutes. However, ... |
14 November 2008
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What Apple touted as an innovative feature of the new MacBook line, the button-free glass trackpad, has proven to be the source of numerous disappointments regarding the new line of notebooks. While Apple was coy about admitting the issues at first, reliable sources indicate that the company is now responding to the ... |
5 November 2008
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The second piece of evidence that Apple is keeping a close eye on its Apple Discussions forum comes from MacBook Pro owner and forum user Jkosh. The guy experienced some trouble with his laptop and decided to seek resolutions on the forum, rather than bother the company. As it turned out, Apple decided to “both... |
29 October 2008
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Four days into the release of the new iPhone 3G and thousands of UK handset owners still can't place calls, or use the hefty new features brought by iPhone 2.0 software, the Telegraph is reporting. Disappointed O2 and Carphone Warehouse customers claim that support staffers from both carriers, as well as from Ap... |
15 July 2008
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The European online gaming companies are filing a formal complaint against the United States for discrimination after their controversial exit from their market. The firms claim that the US Department of Justice has violated the international trade law when they took legal actions against them leading to an eventual ... |
20 December 2007
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If you think you're brave and you're able to do anything in the world, you didn't hear this: a Chinese company called Guge Science and Technology Ltd. Co. takes Google to the judge because numerous consumers think the Mountain View company copied their name. The most important problem of this case is t... |
16 July 2007
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According to several Sprint clients, the US carrier is dropping subscribers who, from the company's point of view, are calling too often the free customer service. You know, the service created with the purpose of... yes, you guessed, the purpose of serving customers. Customers who might have complaints or quest... |
6 July 2007
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Although it was known that the famous Second Life has a big impact in the real life for numerous registered members, it seems like the things are going to take a crazy direction. A Second Life member, Kevin Alderman, is suing another user of the famous platform, Volkov Catteneo, for copyright infringement. Let me exp... |
4 July 2007
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The giant portal Yahoo is again sent to the court because Lerach Coughlin, a famous law company, filed a complaint against the Sunnyvale firm for violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. In other words, the complaint sustains that Yahoo offered incorrect information about the search advertising platform tha... |
15 May 2007
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The anti-spam organization Unspam Technologies decided to sue an anonymous group of spammers and require them $1 billion in damages. The company is aiming to discover the real group of spammers and block their attempts that are now representing almost 90 percent of all email traffic. According to Viruslist, the orga... |
2 May 2007
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