Foxconn looks to U.S. to open manufacturing plants, report says
Foxconn employees working on Apple products. (Credit: Apple) Far-fetched? Um, yeah.
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‘Man Of Steel’ Flies High In 3-D
Superman is one of those heroes who is just too big for this dimension. He needs at least three to support him on film, and that’s exactly what he’ll get with his next trip to the big-screen: a 3-D conversion. Warner Bros.
Read MoreTwitter: Oops, we reset passwords we didn’t need to
Now that Twitter has reported a security breach and reset the passwords of many users, the company has issued a statement explaining why it did what it did: We’re committed to keeping Twitter a safe and open community. As part of that commitment, in instances when we believe an account may have been compromised, we reset the password and send an email letting the account owner know this has happened along with information about creating a new password
Read MoreExclusive ’21 & Over’ Poster Gets A Little Out Of Control
We’ve all made some mistakes, especially when it comes to celebrating a 21st birthday, but one mistake you should absolutely avoid is not taking a look at this exclusive poster from the upcoming comedy “21 & Over.” The movie comes from the writers of “The Hangover,” Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, and features a night of insanity worthy of the wolfpack. Check out the full poster and learn more about the movie after the jump! In “21 & Over,” two buddies (Skylar Astin and Miles Teller) try to give their friend, the straight-laced future med student, played by Justin Chon from “The Twilight Saga,” a 21st birthday that he will never forget. Unfortunately, that birthday just so happens to be on the night before his med school interview, and when the night begins to spiral out of control, they have to deal with the consequences and the partying that unfolds
Read MoreApple falls out of China’s top 5 smartphone makers
Apple’s iPhone Apple dropped off the top five smartphone vendors in China in the third quarter, edged out by local low-cost smartphone player Yulong Computer Telecommunication Scientific, which made its debut at third place. Citing research from Canalys, a Computerworld article yesterday reported that Apple had dropped out of its fifth placing to sixth during the third quarter.
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