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Europe’s Killer Drone Is Alive And Flying
It looks like a furious Cylon, it subsists on croissants and lattes, and now it’s successfully on its way to blowing things up: the European nEUROn drone just made a giant leap.
Apple Scores Europe-Wide Ban Of Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
Another day, another Apple-Samsung death match. This time, Apple has succeeded in banning the sale of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 across the entirety of Europe, because it was found to have infringed on Apple drawings that date back to 2004.
Europe Wants To Tax Internet Giants For Bandwidth Use
Facebook, Google and Netflix are all parts of the Internet many of us consider fundamental. And now, a lobby group sponsored by prominent European telecom corporations is pushing for a bandwidth use fee which would force companies like these to pay up for their internet activity on the other side of the Atlantic. Ugh.
European Carriers: Lumia Can’t Compete With iPhone And Android
We like Nokia’s Lumia range. We even like Windows Phone, even if we do wish it would get its act together. Unlike Europe, which seems to think that Nokia’s latest Windows-based offerings suck.
World’s Most Powerful Offshore Turbine Catches Wind Gusts Two Soccer Fields Wide
While it may not be the overall most-powerful wind turbine ever built, the multi-megawatt monstrosity that has just been installed off the coast of Belgium is certainly the most powerful to ever be caressed by a sea breeze.
Google’s New Privacy Policy Violates EU Law
On BBC Radio this morning, EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding said that the EU had investigated Google’s new Privacy Policy — which gives Google access to the activity of all its users across all its services — and found that it was in violation of privacy laws.
Windows Phone Bothers Europeans About American Holidays
It’s President’s Day in the US. Americans will probably know this because of the horrible hangover they’re waking up with. But Europeans, who have less reason to stay on top of American holidays, are apparently reminded by their Windows Phones.
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