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LulzSec hackers jailed
According to the Guardian, Ryan Ackroyd, Ryan Cleary, Jake Davis and Mustafa al-Bassam had been charged with attacks on the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), Sony, Nintendo, 20th Century Fox and governments and police forces in a 50-day spree in the summer of 2011. -
Nintendo allowed a Wii in the US
Nintendo has won a US appeals court decision in a patent case that will allow it to keep importing its Wii system into the United States. -
Google now faces tax questions in France and Germany
Google spokesperson Peter Barron has been insisting to anyone who will listen that said the "do no evil" search outfit follows tax rules in every country where it operates. But it is starting to look like the cash strapped EU is wondering why Google is taking the Nintendo, whatever the law says. -
LulzSec hacker gets a year in jail
According to Reuters, a 26-year-old British man pleaded guilty in that country to carrying out cyber attacks on targets including Sony and Nintendo as part of LulzSec while using the online persona of a 16-year-old girl named Kayla. -
LulzSec hacker admits attacks
A UK-based computer hacker who worked under the LulzSec banner has admitted attacking Sony, Nintendo, Rupert Murdoch's News International and the Arizona State Police. -
Malware writers stick adverts into Apple browser
Malware writers are starting to take the Nintendo when it comes to hacking Apple gear. -
EA Games CEO falls on his sword
His rule was not a total cock-up. When he took over, EA was in trouble for underestimating the popularity of Nintendo's Wii console and overestimating the initial popularity of Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3. He did manage to turn that situation around. -
Samsung to invade New York for S4 event
Company spokesperson Chenny Kim said this comes amid a Samsung advertising blitz in the US that has been taking the Nintendo out of Apple fans, pointing out that stupid is not exactly cool. -
Ipsos yoof survey says Microsoft's cool, innit
Reuters, which has long been a cheerleader for Apple, did its best to poo-poo the statistics in its own survey, claiming that the cool factor was difficult to define - and anyway, Microsoft smells of Nintendo. -
AMD delays next-gen graphics chips
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn which claims that AMD cannot be bothered releasing its next-generation graphics chip this year. -
China mulls end of decade-long videogame console ban
Be that as it may, the market is already reacting. Sony and Nintendo shares spiked, gaining eight and three percent respectively, but the companies are not commenting on the rumours. -
AMD outlines its cunning plan for profitability
AnalysisAMD's custom chips are used in Nintendo's Wii U gaming console, and other chips are expected to be in gaming consoles coming later this year. -
AMD accuses former bosses of sneaking out trade secrets
Chipmaker AMD is taking four former employees to court, saying that they spied on the company for Nvidia. -
Ubuntu's Shuttleworth gets all sniffy with his Christmas message
Queen of desktop Linux, Mark Shuttleworth gave out his Boxing Day message yesterday in which he sniffly dismissed those who think his Unity interface is the spawn of Satan. -
Airlines will charge you for data privacy
After a couple of years mulling the merits of making you pay for a mile up Nintendo, the airlines are considering charging passengers who refused to hand over personal data. -
Amazon cloud "killed" Netflix's Christmas
This meant that even gaming consoles like the Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 3 to Blu-ray DVD players which used Netflix would not work. -
Apple continues to stick two fingers up at UK Justice
It appears that the only way Apple will come to understand that there is a law outside its reality distortion field is if the judges jail Apple executives for contempt until they stop taking the Nintendo. -
US companies fail to disclose use of conflict minerals
Nintendo, for example, was marked in arecent reportas one of the worst for investigating its own supply chain.
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