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Woman traces stolen iPhone after alleged thief's photos were uploaded to iCloud new

A WOMAN who had her iPhone stolen during a Disney cruise holiday was able to identify the alleged thief after he inadvertently sent her photos he had taken on it.

Mark Zuckerberg saved $111m by selling Facebook shares before stock slumped new

THE anger surrounding the sharp decline in the value of Facebook shares deepened yesterday when investors who have lost millions discovered that its founder apparently saved more than $111m (€88m) by selling early.

Apple chief Tim Cook gives up $75m dividend payments new

APPLE chief executive Tim Cook will forgo $75m in dividend payments he would get for the more than 1m shares he is to receive over the next decade.

Facebook launches 'Instagram rival' camera app new

By Emma Barnett

FACEBOOK has launched a camera app for the iPhone which offers similar functionality to Instagram, only six weeks after purchasing the company for $1bn.

Google Android does not violate Oracle patents, jury decides

GOOGLE’S Android mobile platform has not infringed Oracle's patents, a California jury has decided, putting an indefinite hold on Oracle's quest for damages in a fight between the two Silicon Valley giants over smartphone technology.

Dell shares slump after Q2 forecast falls short of expectations

By Aaron Ricadela

SHARES in Dell tumbled the most in more than three years after the computer company forecast fiscal second-quarter revenue that missed analysts' estimates.

Independent Digital announces record web traffic with 4m unique browsers

INDEPENDENT Digital and Independent.ie has recorded yet another record year, according to figures just published by ABC.

Hamish McRae: The cautionary tale of Facebook's public flotation

ANYONE who invested in Facebook will doubtless feel a little less friendly towards it than they did a couple of days ago. And I suppose if you are looking for symbolism, you could say the fact that Facebook shares fell by more than 10 per cent when they started trading was a signal that the social network bubble is about to burst.

Eugene Polley, inventor of the remote control, dies aged 96

By Hannah Furness

EUGENE Polley, the inventor of the television remote control and the man hailed as the founding father of the modern couch potato, has died aged 96.

Facebook settles lawsuit with angry users

By Emma Barnett

FACEBOOK has settled a lawsuit with five users who were angry about their profiles being used in adverts on the site.

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