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An FTC suit against AT&T over its practices surrounding data throttling has been dismissed. Roberto Machado Noa, LightRocket via Getty Images A US appeals court on Monday dismissed the FTC's suit against AT&T that charged the company deceived its unlimited-data customers when it slowed their connection speeds. The Federal Trade Commission had accused the company of failing to deliver on its promise of "unlimited data," saying it violated the FTC Act. "The issue here is simple: 'unlimited' means unlimited," FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez said when the suit was filed in 2014. The practice of slowing down speeds once wireless customers reach a certain usage level is known as throttling. The agency said ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge Image Take-Two Interactive Grand Theft Auto is popular, we all know this. But just how popular?"Grand Theft Auto V", the latest game in the franchise, has now shipped 65 million units worldwide, said Take-Two Interactive during an ea ings briefing on Wednesday. It was originally released in 2013 on PS3 and Xbox 360 before being ported to the PS4, Xbox One and Windows.It's now officially the fourth highest selling video game of all time, behind Tetris, Wii Sports and Minecraft. Wii Sports, it should be noted, was bundled with Nintendo's Wii console, so doesn't really count. Minecraft is one step ahead of "GTA V", with sales of over 70 million across PCs, consoles and all mobile platforms.Let's block ...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content]If you're one of the increasing amount of people who's more about working from a cafe than an office, this Indigogo project will be of interest to you.The Lifepack is a spacious-looking backpack with two main distinguishing features: a removable solarbank USB charger, said to be able to power up an iPhone 6S Plus 12 times, and an integrated lock that prevents theft. The solarbank charger doubles as a bluetooth speaker, and the lock can also be used as a bottle opener (the future truly is now). The backpack itself has two differently designed areas -- the work zone and the life zone -- as well as several hidden pockets for earphones, passports, smartphones and the like.You can pre-purchase the bag now for $169 (AU$225, £115), though it'll cost $250 when it hits retail. The...
ادامه مطلب Venmo In its most recent 10-Q filing, Paypal Holdings stated that the FTC issued a Civil Investigative Demand (CID) request for documents related to possible deceptive or unfair practices by the company's Venmo peer-to-peer payment service at the end of March. While the filing states that the company was complying with the demand and cautioned that there could be financial repercussions from the investigation, it unsurprisingly didn't provide any details about the substance of the CID. (In fact, the language in the filing looks like was pulled directly from the FTC Act.) We reached out to Venmo for comment and got its stock response: As a global payments provider, we are completely aligned...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Ronald Jackson still has his daughter's phone. WFAA screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET Mode parenting requires all the skills of a lawyer, a psychologist and spy. Few, therefore, are qualified.It's rare, though, for a father to be taken to court because he took away his daughter's cell phone. No, she wasn't 18. She was 12.This all happened in 2013, but the case was heard last week in a Texas court. Police said Ronald Jackson of Grand Prairie, Texas, didn't like certain texts he found on his daughter's iPhone 4. So, to teach her a lesson, he took it away from her.This is a fairly typical parenting tactic. What is l...
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