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Today on Tech Rage News, customers are furious at Microsoft for their cloud services outage, a new report make the ridiculous claim that Facebook and reality TV makes teens take drugs, and Apple complains that Motorola and Samsung are “anticompetitive” with their patents. Oh, boo hoo, Apple.
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Happy Angry Friday! On today’s Tech Rage News, record label execs are angry that bogus DMCA notices are pulling down their YouTube videos, Apple’s latest “lost iPhone 5″ debacle may land them in legal hot water, and Germany is angry at Facebook yet again over privacy issues.
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On this special vacation edition of Tech Rage, Steve Jobs and I go off to my lakeshore safe house after Jobs’ recent resignation as CEO of Apple. Mr. Jobs needed a break from all the angry riots by Apple fan boys at his estate. Enjoy!
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It’s Angry Friday! On today’s Tech Rage, Windows 8 will fight piracy via the cloud, lawmakers look to examine security for medical devices, German officials outlaw the Facebook “Like” button, HP cans WebOS wasting all of our time, Apple caught selling refurbished iPhones and new, and Apple has also been caught lying to a German court regarding the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in a lawsuit trial.
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It’s Angry Friday! Today on Tech Rage News, Apple has found to violate two HTC patents, a British ISP has been court-ordered to block certain sites, Sprint blames their lost revenue on the lack of iPhone, Twitter will start injecting paid-for tweets into our streams, and Twitter is adding a “possible sensitive” tag option to media tweets, and the AT&T / T-Mobile merger gains approval from a growing number of states.
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