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Here's a handful of interesting tech stories from around theweb for Wednesday, May 23. Jonathan Ive interview: Apple's design genius is British tothe core [The Telegraph] Apple s design guru Jonathan Ive, who receives a knighthood todayfor creating products such as the iPad, tells Shane Richmond whythis country s industrial heritage lies behind his success. Facebook, banks sued over pre-IPO analyst calls [Reuters] Facebook Inc. and banks including Morgan Stanley were sued by thesocial networking leader's shareholders, who claimed thedefendants hid Facebook's weakened growth forecasts ahead ofits $16 billion initial public offering. Happy Birthday, Pac-Man! [PC Magazine] Pac-man the iconic game and character that elevated video gamesfrom seedy arcades to national past time is 32 years old. Rickroll Meme Destroyed By Copyright Takedown [TorrentFreak] It s possibly one of the most popular ever memes in the history ofthe Internet but today it lies in tatters. Will Microsoft Benefit From the Google-Motorola Deal? [New York Times] The news on Tuesday that Google closed its $12.5 billion deal forMotorola is welcome for both companies, which have been waitingalmost a year for the acquisition to get the final green light fromregulators. However, there might be a third winner in the deal:Microsoft. Amazon Prime acquires streaming access to Paramount films [CNET] When it comes to offering popular movies over the Internet, Amazoncontinues to close the gap with Netflix. IBM Outlaws Siri, Worried She Has Loose Lips [Wired] If you work for IBM, you can bring your iPhone to work, but forgetabout using the phone s voice-activated digital assistant. Siriisn t welcome on Big Blue s networks. Nvidia reveals Kai: a platform for building quad-core Androidtablets priced at $199 [The Verge] When Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said we might see $199 Tegra 3tablets this summer, he wasn't speculating idly. Nvidia hasrevealed that it's working on just such a tablet: Kai. Microsoft Takes Bing Streetside Offline in Germany After PrivacyComplaints [PCWorld] Microsoft has taken its Google Street View-like service BingStreetside offline in Germany after German citizens expressed theirworries about how Microsoft handles requests for blurring ofimages, the company said on Tuesday. Apple, Samsung fail to reach agreement in court-ordered talks [AppleInsider] After two days of settlement talks involving each of thecompanies' chief executives, Apple and Samsung failed toreach an agreement that would end their sprawling patentinfringement suits. Recently on Techland: Google s Moog Doodle: Play a Mini-Goog , Celebrate the Life ofan Electronic Music Pioneer How Insect-Inspired Legs Could Help Robots Walk on Asteroids 5 Lingering Questions About Shared Data Plans. The e-commerce company in China offers quality products such as Steam Bun Machine , China Bread Production Line, and more. For more , please visit Meat Ball Forming Machine today!
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