uk-hotdailynews: 2014-12-18 U.K. Technology

'Hatred' Lands Back On Stream Greenlight, Fans Request 'SJW' Victim NPCs
Forbes
Hatred set out to create a publicity campaign based entirely on shock and outrage, and by that measure, they've succeeded immensely. Yesterday, developer Destructive Creations attracted a huge amount of attention when Valve yanked the game from ...

Hatred game back on Steam Greenlight   The Guardian
Hatred serial killer simulator game on sale again after backlash   The Independent
Hatred back on Steam thanks to Gabe Newell   Metro
Eurogamer.net
SlashGear
Irish Independent
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Apple's DRM is good and triumph Billion dollar to iTunes
Islamabad Globe
Apple Inch. was having law about iTunes case in 2005.It was a decade story that Apple's iTunes preferences.At the end of this year lawsuits said that Apple's DRM has no wrong way for users.After getting this result Apple proved their idea and conditions ...

Apple wins class-action lawsuit over iPod copyright management   SC Magazine
Asia Corporate Watch   Nasdaq
Apple wins iTunes DRM antitrust case, avoiding $1 billion payout   TechRadar
Telegraph.co.uk
Pulse
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Mobile Networks Agree Deal To Boost UK Coverage
Sky News
The multi-billion pound deal is great news for UK consumers and businesses, industry leaders say. 02:37, UK, Thursday 18 December 2014. Person Using Mobile Phone Generic. No cash payments will be made by Government to the mobile networks.
Mobile networks agree coverage deal   Daily Mail
Mobile phone deal will give UK 90% geographical coverage   Financial Times
£5bn scheme to improve mobile phone signals   Yorkshire Post
ITV News
The Guardian
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Forbes

Android Lollipop 5.1 Release In Q1 2015 Will Slowly Address Major Bugs
Forbes
Google's latest version of Android has not had the easiest of receptions. With a number of major bugs and issues that are degrading the experience, an update to Lollipop was always going to be on the cards. Reports are surfacing online of a 5.1 release for ...

Google may (or may not) release Android 5.1 soon, but either way the OS needs ...   PCWorld
Android 5.1 update due in early 2015, report claims   CNET
Google releases Android 5.0.1 images for Nexus 5   ZDNet

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BT's mobile plans arouse wholesale concerns
Rethink Wireless
Although many analysts believe that the UK's fixed-line incumbent BT will be able to buy mobile leader EE without too many concessions to competition authorities, there will nevertheless be consternation among the other mobile operators, and Vodafone has ...

City view: Buy or sell Vodafone?   Interactive Investor
Five things you need to know about BT's bid for EE   PC Pro
Vodafone Said to Ask Watchdog to Keep BT in Check After Deal   Businessweek
Reuters
Telegraph.co.uk
The Register
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One-click ordering might come to Google Shopping
Shiny Shiny
One of the useful features Amazon has is the one-click ordering button, which bypasses all the hassle of going through all the pesky confirmation menus. A new report claims that a similar feature could be coming to Google's 'Shopping' tab. The report comes ...

Google might battle Amazon with its own 'buy' button for Shopping results   TechRadar
New Moves by 3 Tech Giants Aim to Get a Bigger Piece of Your Wallet   TIME
Consumers are inspired by Amazon and Google   Retail Gazette

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Joystiq

The Transformers Universe MOBA is shutting down
Joystiq
Bad news today, folks: MOBA Transformers Universe will close before it even leaves beta as part of Jagex's and Hasbro's efforts to "realign their plans and focuses for 2015." UK developer Jagex had posted about impending layoffs for the TU team back in ...

Jagex to Close Down Transformers Universe   n3rdabl3

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