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CLOUD COMPUTING, DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS
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Japan recently has been devastated by disasters of the earthquake and nuclear variety. One of their mobile phone companies is responding by incorporating innovative warning systems into their smartphones.
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DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS
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Combining the eccentric pop singer, Lady Gaga, and the ubiquitous FarmVille creator, you’d expect something that sounded like an African tribal leader: ZyngaGaga. Instead you get a new game simply called: GagaVille.
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BUSINESS, HARDWARE
NEWS
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Elpida Memory announced that Akita Elpida Memory Inc., packaging and testing facility resumed operation as electrical power supply recovered. Factory was down since the quake on March 11.
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SECURITY
NEWS
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Japan suffered world's sixth most powerful earthquake since earthquake recording started. An 8.9 degree quake raised a tsunami which is currently alerting all the countries in Pacific rim.
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BUSINESS
NEWS
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Today, T-mobile USA announced that for current customers they are enabling phone calls to Haiti without charges for international long distance through January 31, 2010. They are also waiving these charges retroactive to the date of the earthquake on January 12, 2010. Additionally, T-Mobile customers who may already be in Haiti will be able to roam on T-Mobile’s partner networks in Haiti (operated locally in Haiti under the names Voila and Digicel) free-of-charge through the end of the month. In both cases, T-Mobile will remove these charges from customer bills accordingly.
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