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Commodore founder Jack Tramiel died this week. His legacy of computers for the people and dreams for a better future live on.
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Microsoft flees Germany over patent disputes
Microsoft is taking its European software distribution center out of Germany due to patent disputes with Motorola Mobility.
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How Germany could label you a criminal via Facebook
A German state is using photofits on Facebook to identify criminals. The program, which has already led to eight arrests, is being considered for a country-wide rollout. What if a photofit looks...
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Germany postpones ACTA signing in wake of protests
The controversial ACTA agreement -- the global anti-piracy and anti-counterfeiting agreement -- has been postponed by Germany, putting pressure on Europe to reject it.
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Samsung's Galaxy Tab sales ban lifted in rare Apple patent defeat
Samsung has won a rare patent battle with Apple in Australia, in an ongoing global legal war between the two tablet and smartphone giants.
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Facebook's bad year: The beginning of the end?
A look back at some of the major controversies to grip the world's largest social network over the past few months. Is Facebook teetering on the edge of collapse?
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German state to sue Facebook over facial recognition feature
German authorities are looking to sue Facebook over its use of facial recognition technology. The argument is over opt-in versus opt-out. Facebook insists the latter is compliant with the law.
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Motorola reportedly secures injunction against Apple in Germany
Here's a twist: Motorola Mobility has secured an injunction against Apple selling mobile products in Germany.
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German minister tells colleagues to avoid Facebook
Facebook is once again being criticized in Germany, this time by Ilse Aigner, Germany's consumer protection minister.
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Facebook agrees to sign voluntary privacy code in Germany
Facebook has agreed to sign a voluntary code of conduct in Germany to protect users' data. The social networking giant's problems in the European country may finally be on the road to resolution.
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HP Pre 3 canceled in U.S., reportedly sells out in Germany
Now that the HP TouchPad is done in the U.S., plans for the Pre 3 have been scrapped as well. However, both will have a (limited) future in Europe.
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Germany: Facebook Like button violates privacy laws
A German privacy group says use of the Facebook Like button leads to profiling that infringes German and European data protection laws.
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Where the Zeppelins are made (photos)
Road Trip 2011: In Friedrichshafen, Germany, just a few miles from the Zeppelin Museum, where the long, great history of the airships is celebrated, Zeppelin Luftschifftechnik is making today's...
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Facebook facial recognition violates German privacy laws
Facebook is threatened with legal action and huge fines after German authorities say it violates privacy and data protection laws.
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Sending America's war wounded home (photos)
Road Trip 2011: At Ramstein Air Base in Germany, crews work tirelessly to take care of even the most badly injured.
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When zeppelins ruled the skies (photos)
Road Trip 2011: The Zeppelin Museum in Friedrichshafen, Germany, is a treasure trove for airship lovers.
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A380 lands in San Francisco (photos)
Road Trip at Home: Germany's Lufthansa is the first to bring the A380--the world's largest passenger plane--to SFO.
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Mercedes SLS AMG Roadster (photos)
Photos of a barely disguised Mercedes SLS AMG Roadster undergoing track testing in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Use Google Analytics, go to jail
OK, so maybe you won't actually go to jail. But if you use Google Analytics in Germany, you may be facing a "stiff fine."
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SOFIA airborne telescope aims high (photos)
The joint program between NASA and Germany's aerospace agency makes the first flight of its astronomical study missions, with a telescope tucked in the tail of a 747.
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