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0	The Drone That Will Never Stop for Directions [Drones] Until now, MAVs found their way from A to B with one of two methods—GPS navigation or a human pilot. Problem is, both of those rely on external systems to guide the robot. For a more autonomous MAV, ... 0 Published 30 days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	European Carriers: Lumia Can't Compete With iPhone and Android [Nokia] We like Nokia's Lumia range. We even like Windows Phone, even if we do wish it would get its shit together. Unlike Europe, which seems to think that Nokia's latest Windows-based offerings suck ass. More... 0 Published 38 days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Dutch consumer group unsatisfied with Apple’s updated warranty policy, may sue About 10 months ago, Apple found itself under scrutiny from Italian “antitrust authority” AGCM over its warranty policy. Apple was selling products like the iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and iPod devices with a one-year warranty, but was actually req... 0 Published 52 days ago in The Next Web - International technology...: Profile, Details
0	After Expedia, TripAdvisor files EU antitrust complaint against Google Late last week, online travel agency Expedia filed an antitrust complaint against Google, accusing the Internet search and advertising giant of breaching European Union regulations. It thus joined about a dozen other (mostly smaller) firms that have taken... 0 Published 52 days ago in The Next Web - International technology...: Profile, Details
0	The Right to Be Forgotten [Privacy] At the end of January, the European Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights, and Citizenship, Viviane Reding, announced the European Commission's proposal to create a sweeping new privacy right-the "r... 0 Published 95 days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Congress and the EU are Fighting to Change Google's Privacy Policy [Google] Google's new privacy policy has already caused a stir among users. Now, Congress and EU regulators are sniffing around the changes and aren't happy about them — but Google doesn't seem to care in the... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	The EU financial dilemma and a simple idea What is the main paradox of the European Union’s financial policy? The fact that there are financial penalties for countries that don’t do their job right! -There must be some sort of penalty if you don’t do your homework, you’ll s... 0 Published 100+ days ago in dimiz: Profile, Details
0	Emissions Trading Scheme for the Shipping Industry? The European Union keeps looking for ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. One place to cut emissions is the shipping industry—it’s just that the EU doesn’t quite know where to start. Less Carbon Dioxide! Less! It’s not that the EU has no ideas;... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Cleantech News -- Solar, Wind, EV News (#1...: Profile, Details
0	EU Bans Airport X-Ray Machines [Radiation] "Backscatter" X-ray machines, which bombard your body with radiation at the airport, are a subject of controversy in the US. Not in Europe, Mother Jones reports—the machines are now banned throughou... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Apple Blocks Galaxy Tab 10.1 Sales in the Whole EU [Galaxy Tab] Apple's been granted a preliminary injunction to stop sales of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 across the entire European Union on the basis of patent infringement. The ban excludes the Netherlands, where Apple... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	The EU Is Investigating Facebook's New Facial Recognition Feature [Facebook] The new facial recognition photo-tagging feature that was rolled out on Facebook this week has got privacy-freaks in a frenzy, but none more so than European Union data-protection regulators, who are investigating it for privacy violations.... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Instead of Bombing Libya… By Don Emmerich If protecting civilians from evil dictators was the goal…—as opposed to, say, safeguarding natural resources and the investments of major oil companies—there’s an easier, safer way than aerial bombardment for the U.S. and its all... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Blog - MasterPeace: Profile, Details
0	How Do You Sell Illegal Lightbulbs in the EU? Just Call Them Heatballs Instead! [Lightbulbs] The EU banned lightbulbs that suck more than 60 watts to improve the energy efficiency of an entire continent. And responding with the proverbial "F U" are two Germans, importing high-wattage bulbs and ma... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Hungary In State of Emergency After Waves of Toxic Burning Mud Pour Out of Chemical Plant [Disaster] You might not know what alumina is—neither did I. But hundreds of Hungarians now do, after torrents of the stuff poured out of a plant and through their villages, prompting the country to declare a ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	European Antitrust Guns Now Pointing at Apple? [Apple] As well as facing possible antitrust claims in the US, the European Union is now taking a look at Apple's closed-shop practises—with EU Commissioner Neelie Kroes claiming makers "cannot just choose ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
25	NORWAY NORWAY You now want to live there. Submitted by: Bachstelze via deMotivational Builder 0 Published 100+ days ago in Very Demotivational - The Demotivational...: Profile, Details
0	Remainders - The Things We Didn't Post: Headaches Edition [Remainders] In today's Remainders: headaches. Microsoft's browser ballot is a headache for the little guys; CereProc talks about the painstaking process of rebuilding Ebert's voice; WiMax taxis in Taiwan get me a little steamed; a magical migraine-diminishing wand, a... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Microsoft's Impartial, Antitrust-Friendly Browser Ballot Screen [Microsoft] You may have forgotten about it, but Microsoft got in to a bit of trouble with the European Commission for anti-competitive practices (including force-feeding customers IE). Microsoft's plea bargain was to add other browser options alongside its own.The n... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Microsoft Improves Consumer Search Privacy; Google and Yahoo Stay Terrible [Privacy] Microsoft has agreed only to hold your personal information (read: darkest secrets] for six months, while Google and Yahoo will continue to keep them much longer to "improve search quality." By which, of course, they mean "ad revenue." Granted, the Bing ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	Microsoft Improves Consumer Search Privacy While Google and Yahoo Stay Terrible [Search] Microsoft has agreed only to hold your personal information (read: darkest secrets] for six months, while Google and Yahoo will continue to keep them much longer to "improve search quality." By which, of course, they mean "ad revenue." Granted, the Bing ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details
0	EU Ends Microsoft Investigation Without Further Comically Large Fines [Eu] The European Commission has dropped its Internet Explorer antitrust case against Microsoft, getting big concessions in the process but not leveling any $1.35 billion fines this time. Instead, Microsoft has agreed to give customers a choice of up to eleve... 0 Published 100+ days ago in Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide: Profile, Details

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