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Today on Tech Rage News, we feature more listener mail, Facebook may be popular, but it is the most hated, Adobe fails trash-talking Apple, China fosters Apple Store rip-offs, and a new study says that 19% of cell phone owners who lose contacts do so via the toilet.
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Today on Tech Rage News, we feature more listener mail, Austalia is furious at Apple for price gouging, Free Press takes on Newport Television for “alleged” shady practices, HTC has yet to abide by their promises and releases Android phones with unlocked bootloaders, and people overwhelm Netflix with anger and rage over the recent price hike.
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Today on Angry Friday, bozo-blogger claims Facebook could put Google out of business, criminals continue to be stupid, Hotmail and Yahoo users are under attack, and Samsung proves their inability to code Android to its full potential.
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Happy Angry Friday! This week, Apple violates its own iOS subscription policies, Engadget caught failing to post proper source links, HP unveils first battery-friendly WiFi mouse (but I don’t buy into the claims), AT&T will still owe T-Mobile $6 billion if the merger fails, and Facebook is caught playing dirty trying to smear Google’s good name.
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Today on Angry Friday, TomTom apologizes for selling speeding data to Dutch government, the Feds agree to end Microsoft antitrust oversight, Apple and Google will testify to the Senate about location tracking, AirPush intends to make mobile advertising a nightmare, and the Playstation Network has been hacked, exposing customers’ credit card data.
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