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- AT&T: new limits on 'unlimited' plans
AT&T unlimited plans will be slowed down for users who use 'too much' data. The new AT&T limit kicks in after 3 gigabytes per month.
- iPad 3 rumors convince mobile users to buy
iPad 3 rumors have created a hype that has 29 percent of mobile users planning to buy the tablet, even before those iPad 3 rumors have been confirmed.
- AT&T institutes caps on hungriest data users
AT&T says unlimited data subscribers will experience throttled service if they top 3GB of data in a single billing cycle.
- Cell phone jammer admits to 'taking the law into his own hands'
A cell phone jammer in Philadelphia has admitted to blocking the phone calls of his fellow public transportation riders.
- Windows Azure outage: Leap year was to blame, Microsoft says
Windows Azure weathered a series of outages this week, and Microsoft has traced the whole mess back to the wonky 2012 calendar.
- iPad 3: Will Apple unveil an 8GB edition of its popular tablet?
According to a new report, Apple is prepping an 8GB of the iPad 3.
- Google privacy changes allow company to dig deeper into users' lives: Q&A
Google says the changes will make its privacy policy easier to understand. Critics argue that Google is trampling on people's privacy rights in its relentless drive to sell more ads.
- Gioachino Rossini, procrastinator extraordinaire
Gioachino Rossini, whom Google honors today with a doodle on his 220th birthday, composed the William Tell Overture, whose finale has since become the official soundtrack for doing things at the last possible minute.
- Windows 8 launches in preview mode
Windows 8, the latest operating system from Microsoft, is available this week as a Consumer Preview.
- Google privacy changes go live tomorrow
Amid criticism from a top French watchdog group, Google is set to launch its new privacy policy.
- Facebook reveals plans for mobile ads
Watch out – your phone may no longer be safe from Facebook advertisers.
- Say hi to the Raspberry Pi, the $35 computer
Programmers are battling for the chance to play with the Raspberry Pi – a computer that looks more like a chip. Who can say no to that $35 price tag?
- Apple creates comics and graphic novels category for iBookstore
Apple added a comics and graphic novels category to the iBookstore catalog on Wednesday. The section includes classics such as Marvel's Captain America and Spider-Man.
- Why Gioachino Rossini's music is so funny
Gioachino Rossini, whose leap-day birthday is marked by Google on Wednesday, had a gift for comic timing that would be recognized by today's sitcom writers.
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, 'beam' phone unveiled
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, widely expected, will take on Apple iPad 3, when it's released. Samsung Galaxy Beam smartphone, however, is baffling.
- You've heard Gioachino Rossini's music, even if you've never heard of him Gioachino Rossini, the man behind today's frog-themed Google doodle, is perhaps the most famous composer that no one remembers. He may not have the name recognition of a Beethoven or Mozart, but Rossini was a major figure in your childhood – trust us. So, with his 220th birthday landing on Wednesday, here's a look at the five biggest moments when you've heard his music and possibly not realized it.
- Apple schedules iPad event for March 7
The newest Apple tablet, the iPad 3, is expected to be introduced at any event next week. So what's inside the iPad 3?