Court wants Microsoft to hand over foreign data and more In This Issue... Court wants Microsoft to hand over foreign data Q2 strong for T-Mobile, carrier adds 1.5M customers Closely lets people find their friends More Recent Articles Search GadgeTell Court wants Microsoft to hand over foreign data Microsoft must relinquish e-mails stored on an overseas server to U.S. authorities, a federal judge ruled on Thursday. This case allows the the government to reach into servers located abroad. "It is a question of control, not a question of the location of that information," ruled U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska. According to the Obama Administration,… Continue reading Court wants Microsoft to hand over foreign data Related posts: Microsoft takes appeal to US Supreme Court Court says some files cannot be held indefinitely U.S. Supreme Court rejects RIM’s appeal The post Court wants Microsoft to hand over foreign data appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Q2 strong for T-Mobile, carrier adds 1.5M customers T-Mobile has just announced its earnings for the second quarter, and in doing so continues to show that the carrier is still going strong in regards to the acquisition of new customers. To be more precise, the carrier was able to add 1.5 million additional subscribers in the second quarter. This is the fifth successive quarter in which the carrier managed to… Continue reading Q2 strong for T-Mobile, carrier adds 1.5M customers Related posts: T-Mobile reports slow quarter, fewer new customers Verizon adds 1.6 million more customers last Q4 More T-Mobile customers use smartphones while other customers leave The post Q2 strong for T-Mobile, carrier adds 1.5M customers appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Closely lets people find their friends A German startup is developing an app that automatically informs you of your friends' whereabouts. The app, which is in beta on Google Play, is called Closely. It is a spin-off of their Familonet, a family-centric app, which is basically a mobile location-based network that includes a feature that automatically notifies you of a loved one's location. Closely uses Familonet's geofencing technology and works in… Continue reading Closely lets people find their friends Related posts: New Android app lets you keep tabs on friends and family Apple releases Find my Friends iOS 5 app Facebook for iOS updated, lets friends call you from within app The post Closely lets people find their friends appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   More Recent Articles Indiegogo iOS app reaches US after Canadian launch Chinese vendors' sales improving, smartphone market grows Majority of businesses continue using Windows XP New LG 4K TV gets a price tag Stanford medical center begins using Google Glass

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