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What Can Happen When Computers Have Too Much Power?*

By Lavell Malloy
First there was the botched Facebook IPO which caused alleged losses at some banks totaling $365 million. This was due to so called computer issues with the electronic stock exchange the NASDAQ. Apparently, computers used to drive the auctions were overwhelmed by order cancellations and updates in the opening moments of the IPO.
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Much Ado About Nothing – The Facebook IPO!

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By Lavell Malloy
It was the most hyped IPO (Initial Public Opening) in history.  The Company founder, Mark Zuckerberg, is now a billionaire many times over.  But it wasn't without some turmoil that the Soci
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A New Aura

By Lavell Malloy
Google€™s Aura, the online giant€™s €œhardware accelerated window manager,€ remains a mystery to most of the outside world, even according to Geek bloggers. Aura is described by Google as a user interface that will enable much richer visuals than the Chrome browser delivers today.
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A New Aura

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By Lavell Malloy
Google's Aura, the online giant's "hardware accelerated window manager," remains a mystery to most of the outside world, even according to Geek bloggers. Aura is described by Google
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The New iPad Can Cost a Arm and a Leg—Literally!

Chinese working conditions affect costs

By Lavell Malloy
Even though Apple said initial sales of the new iPad were very strong, something very odd is happening. Workers at Foxconn's plant Shenzhen, China are being given time off. A lot of it, i
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Apple Records Evolution

Why Would You Buy? It's iPad Simple

By Lavell Malloy
As expected, the "new iPad" (as termed by the good folks at Apple, instead of continuing their previous numbering pattern from 2 to 3) hit stores with a boom!