
BARCELONA (Reuters) - French mobile phone games company Gameloft said it and other software developers were cutting back investment in developing games and other applications for Google's Android platform.
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UNDERDOG: Google Android Smashes Apple iPhone in Reader Vote
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We’ve been matching up popular web services, applications and mobile apps against each other in heated one-on-one battles here in our weekly Faceoff Series . Last week Microsoft Office bested Google Docs in a head to head race for the title of office suite champion. This week we turned our attention to a rather timely battle being waged on ...
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App developers losing faith in Android
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French mobile games company Gameloft claims it and other software developers are cutting back investment in developing applications for Google's Android platform.
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Seesmic Launches Mobile Apps for Android and BlackBerry
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Hot on the heels of the launch of the Windows desktop app preview , Seesmic has brought its Twitter client to the mobile arena as well with the launch of clients for the Android and BlackBerry platforms. Both apps are available for free — get the Android version from the Android Market and the BlackBerry version by pointing your BlackBerry ...
The Globe and Mail
Google phone strategy takes off, challenges ahead
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Android OS on 12 phones; 12,000-plus apps available but mobile games developer says cutting back on Android apps
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Wired
Android Version of Foursquare Combines Function and Fun
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It’s surprising that Yelp, the go-to site for finding restaurants, bars and other venues, has no presence in the Android Market. But that’s okay. Foursquare does the job with a social incentive to boot. Foursquare is a location-based social mobile network that allows users to check-in at different places, post tips and to-do items ...
Roselyn Roark
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Wired
5 Nifty Apps That Turn Your Android Into A Universal Remote
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With all the gadgets, remotes, and thingamajigs piling up on your coffee table, finding the right remote can sometimes be a real pain. But thanks to a few heroic Android developers, there are tools to consolidate some of those pesky remotes … into your Android phone. While you can’t use an Android app to turn your [...]
Leena Rao
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MobileCrunch
Seesmic Ventures Into Mobile With Powerful New Apps For Android And BlackBerry
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Seesmic is having a huge week. The startup that develops Twitter and Facebook clients for the web and desktop just unveiled a native Windows client at Microsoft's Professional Developer Conference earlier this week. At the Real-Time CrunchUp today, Seesmic is launching its first venture into the mobile space with impressive apps for both the ...
Search Engine Watch Blog
Google News Updates Mobile Site for iPhone, Android, and Palm Pre
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Google has made some enhancements to its mobile news site . The updates are just for the iPhone, Android, and Palm Pre. The look and feel is pretty much the same. What's new is more stories, sources, and images. A new "Jump to" link brings a pop up box offering quick access to a specific news category. Any personalizations you make on your ...
PC World Latest
Brin: Two Google Operating Systems May Become One
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Google co-founder says Chrome and Android could someday become a single OS. Chrome browser plus Android OS equals... Android.
Richard Mitchell
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Joystiq
Gameloft pulling back on Android development
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The unsinkable publisher Gameloft recently revealed that it is planning to " significantly cut " its development on Google's Android platform. Gameloft finance director Alexandre de Rochefort added that "many others" in the industry have scaled back Android development as well. The reason, according to Rochefort, is the organization -- or rather ...
Electronista
Gameloft sells 400X more iPhone games than Android
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Gameloft today revealed that it has scaled back development of games for Android phones. The French software house made the move as just a fraction of its sales come from the Google platform: it sells 400 times more iPhone games than Android titles, the company's financial head Alexandre de Rochefort said....
Greg Kumparak
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CrunchGear
Uh-Oh: Gameloft moves away from Android development
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The sudden surge in interest in Android (largely due to all of the hype surrounding the Droid ) has caused a lot of developers to reconsider the platform. Atleast one major development house, however, isn't impressed. Earlier today, Alexandre de Rochefort, Finance Director of Gameloft, told an investor conference that the company had " ...
Brian White
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BloggingStocks
Android-powered phones set stage for holiday competition with iPhone
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Filed under: Competitive strategy , Google (GOOG) , Apple Inc (AAPL) , Best Buy (BBY) Google ( GOOG ) and Apple ( AAPL ) were once favorite friends. When Google CEO Eric Schmidt resigned from Apple's board of directors, though, the gloves came off. With Apple's venerable and extremely popular iPhone selling for $99 (for the base edition), Google' ...
Techworld.com News
Chip makers push Google Android devices
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ARM and MIPS aim to put mobile OS everywhere Processor makers ARM and MIPS Technologies are both aiming to simplify and accelerate the use of netbooks, MIDs (mobile Internet devices), set top boxes and picture frames that run on Google's Android software platform.
Barry
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Search Engine Roundtable
Google Updates iPhone & Android Gmail & Calendar Interface
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Gone mostly unnoticed, Google has updated their Gmail and Google Calendar interface on iPhone and Android mobile devices. Google did announce a new mobile news look for these devices, but no word on the Gmail interface. I spotted this update...
Fudzilla
Microsoft releases Surface Software Development Kit
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Microsoft has released its Surface Software Development Kit (SDK) Workstation Edition in a bid to get more developers writing applications for the gizmo. The SDK is being shipped to anyone who wants it for free and is being seen as a sign that Redmond is keen to get as much Surface software out to the market as possible.
Jessica Dolcourt
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Crave
Seize Seesmic Twitter app on BlackBerry, Android
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Twitter service Seesmic expands from the desktop with two new apps for Google Android and BlackBerry phones. Originally posted at Android Atlas
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NASA Chemical Sensor for iPhone, Smartphone Death Match, iPhone Earrings, and More, Ian R Campbell
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Also mobile phone dangers, new apps, GPS solution for iPod touch, new iPod and iPhone cases, and more.
Mike Musgrove
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Wash Post Technology
AOL plans to cut a third of workforce
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AOL said Thursday that it plans to reduce its workforce by a third over the next several months.
Mike Masnick
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Techdirt
IPhone App Developer Backlash Growing
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Early on, we predicted that Apple's walled garden approach to apps for the iPhone would lead to developer backlash. Even if it was successful at first, the obvious trajectory was that it wouldn't just lead to problems that drove developers away, but it would eventually limit application innovation, just as other competing platforms were getting ...
PC World Latest
Nokia Cuts Research Staff by up to 330 People
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Mobile phone giant Nokia on Friday said it will cut up to 330 people from its research and development staff.
Sam mcloughln
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PalmAddicts
A Treo 650 Booting Android?
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Google Android running on a Treo 650 according to TreoCentral, cut in 1min 50seconds to see.
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The Mac Observer
Games: EA Publishes Original Monopoly for iPhone
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EA Mobile on Friday published the original Monopoly for iPhone. The publisher previously released the Here & Now edition, but this one is the Monopoly most players have known for decades. Players shake their handheld to roll the dice and tap the screen to move their game pieces and manage proper
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The Mac Observer
Games: New iPhone Games: Secret of the Lost Cavern Ep 1, New DJ Nights, More
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The latest games to hit the App Store include Coladia’s Secret of the Lost Cavern Episode 1, which is based on the Mac/PC game of the same name, and Clickgamer’s DJ Nights: Julie Thompson Edition, a follow-up to the publisher’s DJ Nights: Global Tour.
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Puzzled onlookers have wondered why Google is overseeing two separate operating-system projects. Co-founder Sergey Brin thinks that at some point the two will become one.
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Engadget
YouTube pulls a Hulu -- yanking API access from Popcorn Hour
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Hope you weren't enjoying watching YouTube on the television screen via Popcorn Hour and other set-top boxes, as they have been given notice by the newly 1080p and network TV-friendly website that they are no longer welcome to access its content. The new Hulu-ish Terms of Service (section II, item 10) restricts API clients from the ability to " ...
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AP Copies Google: "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em"
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The AP, which has long blamed Google and other Internet entities for "stealing" its content, obtained an early copy of Sarah Palin's book, scanned...
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Google Wave
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Google Wave is a real-time communication platform. It combines aspects of email, instant messaging, wikis, web chat, social networking, and project management to build one elegant, in-browser communication client. You can bring a group of friends or business partners together to discuss how your day has been or share files.
Brian X. Chen
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Wired
Why Google Should Cool It With Chrome OS
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Sometimes you have to take a step down to step up. That’s what Google should’ve done with its open source PC operating system Chrome OS, which the corporation demonstrated Thursday. Instead, Google is positioning Chrome OS against Microsoft with a lightweight OS shipping with netbooks next year. Chrome OS will function as a modified ...
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ReadWriteWeb
Was Chrome OS a Disappointment?
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It's the morning after the big Chrome OS event where Google executives and engineers revealed a myriad of details about the company's first attempt at creating their own operating system. The highly anticipated news conference was tracked all over the web, liveblogged by technology sites, and Twittered so much that it's still listed as a " ...
Fred
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EFF.org Updates
Google Books Settlement 2.0: Evaluating Competition
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This is the third in a series of posts about the proposed Google Book Search settlement. Now that we've described the proposed settlement agreement's biggest potential upside for the public—expanded online access to books, particularly out-of-print books—that benefit must be weighed against the potential down-sides. On that score, ...
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Making it easier to find the property you want on Google Maps
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Around half of the Googlers in our Sydney headquarters are software engineers, working on some really cool things - Google Wave, App Engine, Google Docs, and of course, Google Maps.
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Google OSes might merge
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Google co-founder Sergey Brin revealed that the two operating systems from the company, Chrome and Android, were "likely to converge over time," without offering any specific date for our reference. This is interesting news, and it would certainly bode well for developers as they won't need to make too many modifications to the coding when ...
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Gawker
Why Google's New OS Is For Losers
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A Twitter engineer said Google's new "Chrome" OS is something you resign yourself to; a CNET writer said it's something you are infected with; and Mediaite might hang out awkwardly on Tumblr with it. The Twitterati were ruthless. Twitter engineer Alex Payne is, needless to say, not impressed with Google's new "Chrome" operating system. Financial ...
Today
Five Reasons Google Chrome OS will Succeed
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Google Chrome OS is impressive and will thrive as it redefines what a modern day operating system should be.
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Google Chrome OS: Why should people switch?
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Will you be using Chrome OS a year from now? At the Web-based operating system's coming-out party at Google headquarters on Thursday, Google presented its vision of Chrome, and a huge amount of information on what the browser and operating system are based on, how they run, and the safeguards in ...
Today
Google Chrome OS: A Simple FAQ
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Everyone's all a-twitter over Google's newly announced operating system, Google Chrome OS. So what is it, and what could it do for you? Here are some answers.
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Google Chrome OS: First looks, first impressions
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The very early stages of the REAL Google Chrome operating system has been released (and done so fully open sourced). It’s not an operating system you can (and should) be putting on a stand alone machine. Actually what has been released are VirtualBox and VMware images that can be booted in their respective virtual machines. Martin [...]
Digg.com
How Google Gets from Chrome OS to YouTube TVs
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Google fired another shell at Microsoft's fundamental business model on Thursday, when it released the code behind its Google Chrome OS. What happens when you turn the operating system into just another advertising medium? Quite a number of things.
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News to know: Google Chrome OS; Dell; AOL; Microsoft
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Google's Chrome OS from security to Web apps, Dreamforce wrap, AOL, Dell, and government IT lead today's headlines.
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GigaOM
4 Big Gambles Google Is Taking With Chrome OS
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You’ve gotta hand it to Google: The company is never shy about throwing the proverbial spaghetti against the wall to see if it will stick. Over the years, it’s introduced countless projects that have gone through long beta cycles only to fail miserably — or achieve a degree of success far below what was expected. [...]
Digg.com
Google's Chrome May Shift the OS Landscape
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Google is providing a sneak peak at the Chrome OS today. Maybe the Google Midas touch can succeed where decades of Apple and Linux have failed--denting Microsoft's OS dominance.
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Google says PC will start in seven seconds or less
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, California (Reuters) - New Google Inc software will start up a computer as fast as a television can be turned on, the search company said on Thursday as it showed off its Chrome operating system designed for PCs that do their work on the Web.
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Searchnewz
What Makes People Love Google?
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In a word: branding. As a brand, both through their own efforts and through sheer luck, Google has been able to position itself as the #1 online brand in the US according to Forrester Research. Others among the top ten, including Yahoo, Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft, have generated some of the same emotional responses from their fans. Google ...
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Does Reframe It Have Just Cause To Sue Google?
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About a year ago, Reframe It launched a product that allowed web users to add public (or private) comments on any part of any website, using a side pane in the browser. According to the users choice, the comments would be available for later visitors to that website to see and respond to. Six weeks ago, Google launched SideWiki which . . . does ...
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TechCrunch
Google And The Amazing Technicolor Search Options
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I'm a big fan of keeping things simple , but that doesn't mean things have to be bland. Google search results are pretty bland. Sure, sometimes you get returned things like YouTube thumbnails or pictures, but many results are still just a monotonous stream of blue links. Google tried to break this stream up a bit with its Search Options, an ...
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Engadget
Entelligence: Chrome OS, babies, and bathwater
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Entelligence is a column by technology strategist and author Michael Gartenberg, a man whose desire for a delicious cup of coffee and a quality New York bagel is dwarfed only by his passion for tech. In these articles, he'll explore where our industry is and where it's going -- on both micro and macro levels -- with the unique wit and insight ...
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Infopackets.com
Report: Google Readying 7-Second PC Start-Up Software
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Google appears on the verge of releasing software capable of starting up a PC as fast as a television set. The speedy start up software is said to be linked with the Google Chrome operating system designed for computers that perform the bulk of their workload over the Internet. According to Sundar Pichai, vice-president of product management for ...
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The Plot Thickens Around The Google Phone
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The Google phone is all over the Internet, thanks to a fresh wave of new leaks and speculations. It looks like the Google phone is ‘very real’ and it is being developed by Google as you read this. This news, brought to us by the good folks at TechCrunch, has created quite a sensation everywhere. [...]
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Google to Alert Webmasters of New Software Versions
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Google is going to start letting webmasters know when the software they run on their site is outdated. Through Webmater Tools, Google will begin alerting users of new versions of software when they are released. "One of the great things about working at Google is that we get to take advantage of an enormous amount of computing power to do ...
Ars Technica
Google Chrome Frame patches Microsoft-reported security bug
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This week, Google released an update to Google Chrome Frame . Version 4.0.245.1 is available and all users should be updated automatically, according to Google Chrome Releases . The release fixes issues where the plugin would not follow redirects properly, where network requests would fail randomly, and where it would freeze IE8 intermittently. ...
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Mozilla: Still too dependent on Google for revenue; Can it diversify?
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Mozilla reported its 2008 audited financials and the organization behind the Firefox browser delivered consolidated revenue of $78.6 million, up 5 percent from 2007. The worry: Google, now a competitor, is still bankrolling Mozilla.
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Andy Beal
Where Marketing Pilgrim Leads, Google News Follows!
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Did you know that Marketing Pilgrim is more awesome than Google? Seriously! I can prove it! Google has just announced that Google News is now more mobile friendly–meaning it will recognize that you’re viewing the site from your iPhone, Droid, etc, and serve you a page optimized for your phone. This new version provides the same ...
Innovation
Bing: Google gets some real competition
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It’s hard to compete when your opponent’s name is so popular that it’s become a verb. Such is the plight of every search engine that dares to challenge Google. Last year, four search engines made up more than 95 percent of all search traffic: Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask. Only Google ...
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Geek News Central
Google, Google Chrome, and the Cloud
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This past week, I attended and presented at a conference for Adaptive Technologists. This is my official geek-tech title. I work with people, primarily students, with disabilities, providing technical solutions to their accessibility needs. This is the premier conference for geeks like me, and I spend the entire week networking with others [...]
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PhysOrg.com
Google books hearing set for February 18
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A US judge set February 18 for a hearing on the revised legal settlement between Google and US authors and publishers that would allow the Internet giant to scan and sell millions of books online.
Search Engine Watch Blog
Google Tests Permanent Sidebar for Results, Blue Submit Buttons for Homepage
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Lately, Google is experimenting more than Sheldon Cooper on their homepage - and now, also on their search results. They're testing a permanent left sidebar in their search results, which would turn the results into three columns: new sidebar, organic results, search ads. Hmm, this reminds us of Bing. And Bing reminded us of Ask's 3D design ( ...
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The Official Google Blog
Google Apps highlights –
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This is part of a regular series of Google Apps updates that we post every couple of weeks. Look for the label "Google Apps highlights" and subscribe to the series. - Ed. Over the last two weeks, we've made improvements across Google Apps, some geared for individuals, others meant for business customers. Green Robot icon in Gmail Labs The green, ...
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
Google revamps mobile Google News format
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Filed under: Internet , iPhone , iPod touch Like most "mobile versions" of websites, Google News was simplified for use on devices featuring what Steve Jobs once called "the baby Internet." Sadly, this simplified version also showed up by default on the iPhone , leading to an experience that was, to put it charitably, subpar. That's all changed ...
EWeek
Microsoft Countering Google Chrome OS Release with Windows 7
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Microsoft issued an official response to news of Google releasing its Chrome Operating System to open source for developers. Although the Chrome OS will not be available to end users for at least another year, Microsoft is already citing Windows 7 as a more viable alternative for working on both the Web and the desktop. The initial target of the ...
Paul Hartsock
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TechNewsWorld
Google's Strange and Shiny New OS
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Google just keeps invading new territories, and its latest target is your computer's operating system. It's officially released the open source code for its Chrome OS, an operating system that will turn up in third-party vendors' netbooks. Those devices should start selling next year. With Chrome, Google takes a very different approach than major ...
Techworld.com News
Microsoft, Linux rivals mock Google Chrome OS
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Operating system crippled by reliance on web access Microsoft is, predictably, not all that impressed by Google's demonstration of its upcoming Chrome OS, but neither were a number of potential rivals in the Linux and instant-on operating system space.
TechSpot
Weekend Open Forum: Google Chrome OS and the future of cloud computing
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After much speculation Google introduced Chrome OS this week, a feature-stripped operating system aimed at netbooks that's built around the company's browser and relies on web applications. Actual data and programs are stored and run online, while local storage is only meant to be used to speed up those processes.
Techworld.com News
Google releases Chrome OS to waiting world
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Stresses speed and security of operating system. Google has released its long-awaited Chrome operating system to the open-source community, saying that it had designed the netbook OS to be faster, simpler and more secure than existing ones.
Silicon.com
Google sheds light on netbook plans for Chrome OS
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Google has taken the wraps off its Chrome OS for the first time. At an event held at its Mountain View HQ on Thursday, Google vice president of product management Sundar Pichai gave the assembled press a tour of Chrome, which showed the basic look and feel as very similar to the Chrome browser. The OS is aimed at netbook users and is designed ...
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SFGate
Google unveils Chrome OS
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Google Inc. painted a bright picture of the personal computing future on Thursday: an always-connected netbook that boots up in 7 seconds, never has to install software, stores all data online and efficiently fends off attack. These are among the many... Google - Google Chrome OS - Netbook - Operating system - Personal computer
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LXer Linux News
Just Today: Download of VMware Image of Google Chrome OS
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Google has prepared its Chromium OS, alias Chromium, for download. Anyone hesitant to intall if from source code will find a functioning VMware image from Linux Magazine Online.
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Does Google Chome OS redefine our computing needs?
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So the dust settles on the details on Chrome OS and everyone can spend the next few months debating Google’s strategy. Unlike other Bay Area companies, Google has been known to get it wrong, so just because they are doing something, it doesn’t meant that they will make a success of it. With Chrome OS they’re [...]
Brian X. Chen
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Gadget Lab
Why Google Should Cool It With Chrome OS
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Sometimes you have to take a step down to step up. That’s what Google should’ve done with its open source PC operating system Chrome OS, which the corporation demonstrated Thursday. Instead, Google is positioning Chrome OS against Microsoft with a lightweight OS shipping with netbooks next year. Chrome OS will function as a modified ...
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Google pushes new OS
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GOOGLE has been trying to impress the world plus dog with its new operating system, which it says boots up in only seven seconds. The Android based operating system, which is called Chrome OS, is being championed as a seven second wonder. In other words it only takes seven second to boot up. Then the user appears to be afflicted with shedloads of ...
PSFK
Google OS 2010
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Chrome OS, the tech company says, is a new system that stops users worrying about their computer so they can concentrate on the internet.
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Search Engine Land
Google Builds Out A National Real Estate Search Engine
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While the National Association of REALTORS® is planning to launch its own national property database sometime next year, Google seems to have just stolen the NAR’s thunder. How? By rolling out individual “place pages” for every property that’s listed in Google Maps. Like this one for a home in Seattle: The real estate ...
Nicholas Carlson
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Silicon Alley Insider
Low Level? Hah! Google's Ari Paparo Rules
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Earlier this week, we wrote a post called " Who's Who in Google New York ." It was a quick look at some of the top execs in the office, and what people are saying about them. One of the powerful executives we mentioned is a rising star named Ari Paparo, who came to Google (GOOG) through its DoubleClick acquisition. Read the rest of this story ...
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ILounge
News: Google launches Google News for iPhone, iPod touch
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Google has launched a new mobile-formatted version of its Google News homepage. The new offering is optimized for display on the iPhone and iPod touch, as well as Android devices and the Palm Pre. It offers the same personalization available on the desktop, along with more stories, sources, and images, a mobile-friendly “jump to” menu, and ...
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Gadgetizer.com
WiFi War Continues, Google Offers Free Virgin America Service
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In the continuing battle-off of free WiFi between giants Yahoo! and Google, Google has added a “check” in this epic battle of techie chess. Google recently previewed their new and free, of course, WiFi on Virgin America flights. The Internet service will be available free of charge until January 15, big sigh there. Guess we’ ...
Arnold Zafra
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Search Engine Journal
Google Updates News for Mobile
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I just installed Google Mobile on my iPhone yesterday and was checking out the cool features that it offers. What's good about this app is that it gives you quick access to various Google Mobile services including Google News. Speaking of News, Google just made some enhancements to this service which is available now for iPhone, Android and Palm ...
Nicholas Carlson
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Silicon Alley Insider
Who Are The Rock Star Engineers At Google New York?
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We asked one of Google New York's top engineers, Craig Neville-Manning, who are the offices' rock star engineers. The short version of the answer is: "We try not to be too much of a rockstar culture. I would kind of like everyone to be a rockstar." Read the rest of this story » See Also: Google's October Might Have Been Awesome (GOOG) My ...
Robin Good
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Robin Good
How To Remember What You Forgot: Your Internal Google Comes To Rescue
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How to remember what you forgot? Is there a way to instruct your brain to remember those things that are buried under hundreds of layers of memories? Yes there is, and you have it since you were born. Photo credit: ktsdesign edited by Daniele Bazzano How many times did you find yourself in the situation of wanting to remember something, but the ...
TechFlash
Pastor Hutcherson's advice to Microsoft on challenging Google
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Google's dominance has perplexed Microsoft executives for years, but it sounds like Pastor Ken Hutcherson of Antioch Bible Church in Redmond has got this whole Internet search thing figured out.
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Infoworld News
Google holds the future of Linux
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I used to think Ubuntu was destined to lead Linux into the mainstream, but now it's looking much more like Google -- not Canonical -- will be the first Linux vendor to truly challenge Microsoft.
MarketWatch.com
Google, Yahoo target Internet 'freedom' bill
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Google Inc. and other Internet companies have zeroed in on a bill that could restrict their ability to do business in 'repressive' foreign countries.
David Freeman
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Search Engine Journal
Google Shopping Results : User Experience Downfall
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Google’s been integrating its product feed into the main SERPs under the guise of universal search for a while now, with the aim of improving the user experience. Now don’t get me wrong I have nothing against the universal shopping results, but in the current format do they really improve the user experience? Well that question is& ...
Barry
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Search Engine Roundtable
Google Now Enforcing 35 Character Display URL Policy
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First spotted by Kim at AdWords Help Experts Blog, a Google AdWords Help thread has reports that Google is now enforcing the 35 character display URL limit set on AdWords ads. One advertiser asked for an exception, which Google did...
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LiewCF.com
OMG! The Google Toilet Paper!
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No matter you love or hate Google, now you can have Google toilet paper in your toilet!
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Mozilla maintains dependence on Google
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Mozilla has revealed that it earned $79 million during 2008, with the vast bulk of that coming from its search deal with Google. The figure represents a 5% increase on 2007, however, there are signs that the foundation's growth is slowing. In 2007 the company earned $75 million, a 12% increase over 2006.
L.A. Times
Google gives public a peek at Chrome OS
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Google Inc.'s new Chrome operating system, which is designed to bypass computer hard drives and work totally by way of an Internet connection, got its first public preview Thursday.
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Neowin.net
Google Chrome OS available for download
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When Google finally showed off their new OS yesterday there was a lot of skepticism about working in the cloud, offline applications and many other thoughts and concerns. The good news is that if you don't want to read others hands on impressions you can now download and install the OS yourself. A couple of things to note, firstly the ...
NPR Topics
Google Chrome OS Will Live For The Web
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Google is preparing to strip down the computer-user experience to a single application: the Web browser. The company says it's just recognizing the reality that most people use their computers to connect to the Web, and that's about it.
Rich Karlgaard
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Forbes.com
Ken Auletta's 'Googled'
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Ken Auletta owes me. I've purchased his new book, Googled, twice in the last 72 hours. The first was the Kindle version. Then, naturally, I forgot to pack my Kindle charger for a road trip. The battery ran out, and there I sat, at the Dallas airport, facing a three-hour flight with nothing to read. [...]
Resourceshelf
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ResourceShelf
Google Books Settlement 2.0: Evaluating Competition
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Its been a week since Settlement 2.0 was released. We have a comprehensive press review along with many related documents from the past week here. Until the next major event and our next press review, we will continue to post Settlement 2.0 news and analysis with a focus on stories, analysis, and opinion that has [...]
Macworld
Google adds captions to YouTube search
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In a step to make YouTube videos more accessible to deaf people as well as to anyone else searching for videos online, Google has launched an automatic video captioning service.
Andrew Goodman
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Traffick
No, it's really an OS
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2003 seems to be the earliest anyone seriously had the stones to predict that Google would work on an operating system, but even then, most prognosticators referred to Google's combined properties being " like an OS "... metaphorically. We at Traffick are proud to be among the earliest Google-OS-watchers who actually identified an actual ...
Bill Ives
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Portals and KM
My KM World Notes: From Birth to Billions: The Life Story of Google Enterprise Search
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This is another in a series of notes from the 2009 KM World. This session is titled, “From Birth to Billions: The Life Story of Google Enterprise Search” by Cyrus Mistry, Enterprise Product Manager – Google. Here is the session...
Newlaunches.com
Social networkers will rejoice with the arrival of Google’s Chrome OS
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Google’s full of announcements these days and the latest was at an event at which they finally previewed their Chrome OS operating system. Of course this new Linux based OS that’s also based on the Chrome browser is quite far from being a finished product and there isn’t even too much information provided as to all of its features or ...
Chris Crum
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Top News
Google Doesn't Know if Your Site is in the Cloud
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Google's Matt Cutts discussed how the search engine handles sites that that are "in the cloud" with regards to how listings are affected. Matt's explanation was a response to the following user-submitted question: Can moving my website to "the cloud" harm my listings? Say my server's in Germany and I move the website to Google'
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Business Digest: Judge backs revised Google Books deal
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A federal judge granted preliminary approval Thursday to a revised settlement between Google and authors and publishers over the Internet giant's effort to create a vast digital library. Featured Advertiser NEC Ads by Pheedo
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Predictions 2010: The future of Twitter, Google, everything else
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*Okay, these Seattle venture-capital guys are blowing smoke, but I like it that they’re blowing such specific smoke. It’s like they’re blowing smoke-rings. On the panel were Kelly Smith, founding partner, Curious Office; ...
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An open letter to Google
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I had an interesting but somewhat disturbing exchange with a Google guy on Twitter today. It reveals a bunch of disconnects, that I'm going to try, in this post, to address. 1. Please take these statements at face value. 2. I am just a person, I am not in competition with Google. 3. I am a Google user. My primary email account is on GMail. I just ...
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Judge Gives Preliminary Approval to Google Deal, Sets Feb. 18 for Final Hearing
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From the Article: Judge Denny Chin has given his preliminary approval to the Google Book Search settlement agreement and established a timeline to move the agreement toward a final resolution. A final settlement/fairness hearing has been set for February 18 at which Judge Chin will hear arguments to determine whether the agreement is “fair, ...
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Google wants SPDY to replace HTTP: but what is it?
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First, Google wanted to reinvent email with Wave. Now it wants to reinvent the web protocol and replace it with SPDY.
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Chrome OS VMware image pops up on BitTorrent
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Eager to try Chrome OS, but don't feel like going through the trouble of building a usable version of the operating system from the publicly available source code? Well, good news: as TechCrunch reports, a kind soul has gone through the motions and uploaded a convenient VMware image...
The Seattle Times
Google's free Chrome operating system: Details, video emerge
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Google's sharing more details of its planned Chrome operating system - and the early code as well, through the Chromium open source project it announced this morning. The company said its OS will be ready for consumers a year from now and invited developers to help finish the project. Google's calling it a "fundamentally different model of ...
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Google Chrome OS: I Don’t Get It
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I guess Google's browser-only OS is not for people like me, because I'm scratching my head trying to understand the point.
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Google Chrome OS In Plain English
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Yesterday, Google showed off their new Chrome OS. The new operating system is sure the put the fear of God into Microsoft. Chrome OS is a complete paradigm shift, where you no longer have a desktop. Instead, everything is in the cloud. This has been the direction I have been heading with my business for [...]
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Google Chrome OS Demo
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Google’s recent demo of Chrome OS answered several important questions about how a browser-only OS would operate. One of those questions is how it would handle removable storage. As you can see when the demo unit is attached to a digital camera, using a Web browser as a file browser works pretty well. That should [...] Related posts: ...
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Google Chrome for OS X
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Over a week ago I downloaded the pre-release alpha of the OS X version of Google Chrome. I accepted the possibility that it might crash, have problems or generally behave like software that isn’t finished and/or fully tested. Wow. I used it for about two hours before I switched it to my default browser. Every [...]
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Google Releases Chromium OS
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First, it’s all about the web. All apps are web apps. The entire experience takes place within the browser and there are no conventional desktop applications. This means users do not have to deal with installing, managing and updating programs. Second, because all apps live within the browser, there are significant benefits to security. ...
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Saluting Google Power Posters
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Thousands of administrators visit the Google Apps Help Forum every day in need of advice and technical knowledge. The heart and soul of this community are known as the Google Apps Power Posters: LMckin51 , Jim McNelis , jlee , ScienceMan , Benjamin , FrankM , Ingraye , Anurag Bhatia , DLW, and Amit . These superstars volunteer their valuable ...
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Google to Upgrade its Memory? Assigned Startup MetaRAM’s Memory Chip Patents
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In August, the Official Google Blog announced an upgrade to Google’s infrastructure code-named Caffeine, aimed at making the search engine faster, and Google opened the system up for testing to people who might want to provide feedback. An interview with one of the developers behind the upgrade described it as an upgrade to the [...]
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Google puts a stop to tooth-whitening, belly-flattening scumbags
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The Big Money reports that Google has made a "minor shift in its policy that has major implications." Instead of banning scammy ads for bogus teeth whiteners and stomach flatteners, Google will now ban the advertiser itself, "effectively neutering the advertiser's ability to shift from one ad and shell site to another." Think of it like the ...
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Ubuntu in truffle shuffle with Chrome OS
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Ubuntu’s commercial sponsor Canonical revealed late yesterday that it has been working with Google on its Chrome OS platform since before Mountain View announced its game-changing plans in July this year. The firm’s OEM veep Chris Kenyon said in a blog post on Thursday that “Canonical is contributing engineering to Google under contract”. ...
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Google Appears To Be Testing New Local AdWords Presentation
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Mike Blumenthal received a screenshot that seems to show a test of a new presentation of Google local/geotargeted AdWords. Mike suggests this may be an expression of AdWords local extensions: This is AdWords and not Local Listing Ads, but the presentation (with the blue pushpin) is similar, signifying a local business or a physical location. Here [
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"A number of changes to the block layer promise better data throughputs and reactivity. There are also several new drivers for storage hardware. "Linux kernel 2.6.32-rc7 hit the streets late last week, but when 2.6.32 will finally be released remains anyone's guess. There are likely to be at least one, more likely two, further pre-release ...
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Kernel Log: Coming in 2.6.32 - Storage
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The kernel development team have enhanced various aspects of Btrfs, one effect of which is to significantly improve the experimental file system's write performance. A number of changes to the block layer promise better data throughputs and reactivity. There are also several new drivers for storage hardware.
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Mazda will show off the U.S. version of its Mazda2 model at the 2009 Los Angeles Auto Show. Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
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10 things about Microsoft's PDC 2009: The good, the bad and the ugly
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By Joe Wilcox , Betanews Microsoft's 2009 developer conference wrapped up yesterday in Los Angeles. Not since PDC 2003 has Microsoft talked so much and said so little. As I listened to the keynotes and have reviewed the sessions, words "series finale" repeatedly popped into my head -- like a TV show coming to its end after a long run. Good or ...
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Matt Logue's "Empty Los Angeles" photography book
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Matt Logue says: I just completed a self-published book depicting an uninhabited Los Angeles, and it got an honorable mention in the photography.book.now competition at blurb.com! The photos were made over a period of 4 years, beginning in 2005, at a variety of locations around LA. Empty Los Angeles...
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Los Angeles News - Hollywood's Catered Stimulus - page 1
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This should make EVERYONE mad. It isn't a blue/red thing... it is an American thing. Disgusting and criminal. It hurts ALL of us, regardless of party affiliation. And the economy getting back on its feet will help photographers get more work. Los Angeles News - Hollywood's Catered Stimulus - page 1 : "But Hollywood is a different story entirely. ...
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Upcoming #140conf City Meetups - December 2009
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Since the launch of the #140conf events, conferences have taken place in: New York City, Los Angeles and London. During the course of 2009 we have explored the effects of twitter on a wide range of topics including: Celebrity, The Media, Advertising, Politics, Music, Education, Public Safety and Public Diplomacy. The #140conf events provide ...
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Aircell Wi-Fi Launches on Air Canada
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The initial January testing period for Aircell's Gogo Inflight Internet service will be limited to Air Canada's Toronto-Los Angeles and Montreal-Los Angeles routes. - Aircell's Gogo Inflight Internet service which recently celebrated its 1 millionth customer has begun test trials on Air Canada's Toronto-Los Angeles and Montreal-Los Angeles routes.
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It's been a bad week for Nokia's research and development division, which had more than 300 of its staff laid off this week. The news was a little better for Skype, which detached from its eBay owners and netted a $2.75 billion valuation. Also, Facebook's video hosting is now the third most popular video hosting site on the Web, though it still ...
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Reporters' Roundtable Podcast: Tech biz turkeys
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Why is it that as Thanksgiving approaches, when we should be focusing on the good things in our lives, journalists take the opportunity to talk about what's bad? I don't know, but I do know that I'm not immune to the trend. This week on the Reporters' Roundtable: tech business turkeys! Unlike the Real Deal podcast Thursday in which Tom Merritt ...
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EBay Completes Skype Sale
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It looks like the eBay-Skype spectacle has finally come to a close. Despite all of the arguments (legal and otherwise) that cropped up at one point or another, representatives of both companies announced last night that the sale of Skype to an investor group is complete. Josh Silverman, the president of Skype, adopted a rather enthusiastic ...
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Nokia to Consolidate Handset Lineup…Finally
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Nokia said today it’s slashing 330 research and development jobs in Europe as it looks to consolidate its handset lineup and focus on high-end smartphones. The move is a small one and long overdue, but it is a step toward getting Nokia back in the game. The Finnish company’s success selling low- to mid-range smartphones in [...]
MacNN
Nokia to cut an extra 330 jobs in R&D
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Nokia on Friday said it would cut 330 jobs in its research and development group. The reductions are spread between an office in Oulu, in Nokia's native Finland, as well as in Copenhagen. Nokia isn't specific as to the nature of the layoffs and says only that they're meant to reflect the company's "focused portfolio of future products."...
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SEC Watch: Skype By The Numbers
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The morning-after paperwork from eBay ( NSDQ: EBAY ) as control of Skype shifts to a private investment group led by Silver Lake Partners offers a look at the post-split financials for both companies—and the kind of detail on Skype we aren’t likely to see much of now that it’s no longer majority owned by a public company. ...
Ubergizmo
Nokia Slashes Jobs In R&D
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While most people believe the economy is beginning to recover, some folks will probably still feel the effects of it, especially after Nokia announced that it would cut 330 jobs in its research and development group, which will be spread between an office in Oulu and Copenhagen. The cuts will represent just under 2 percent of its entire research ...
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Engadget
Nokia N900 drops to $480 on Amazon
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The N900's US retail price of $649 is a steep barrier to cross without the carrier subsidies negotiated in Europe. But what if we told you that Amazon has cut the price to $530 minus another $50 (after mail-in rebate) for a $480 take home price? Not bad for an unlocked ARM Cortex-A8 handset with excellent browser , 32GB of flash, 5 megapixel ...
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Jayvee Fernandez on Technology and New Media in the Philippines
Hands on with the Nokia N97 mini
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First impressions!
Digg.com
Skype bought back from Ebay!!
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Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. Digg surfaces the best stuff as submitted and voted on by the community. Take the Tour to learn more.
TG Daily
Nokia trims research and development division
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It says streamline
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Daily Beast Taps Former CNET, Dennis Publishing Exec Colvin As President
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The Daily Beast has named publishing vet Stephen Colvin as the site’s first president. Colvin has left his post as an EVP of CNET after two years. He was previously president and CEO of lad mag purveyor Dennis Publishing for 11 years. In his new post, he’ll handle all aspects of the business, the company said. Colvin reports directly to ...
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Relief at last as eBay seals Skype deal at a valuation of $2.75 Billion
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While it has taken all the time it needed , eBay has finally sold Skype at a healthy $2.75 Billion valuation. Plus the confusion on stake holders getting a 65% share or not has moved away too as Silver Lake Partners gets a 70% stake. Apart from that the stakes are shard by Joltid along with others in the list. This all comes in good time as ...
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More Nokia Cuts: 330 R&D Jobs Axed In Scandinavia
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Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) says it’s cutting up to 330 research and development jobs in Scandinavia so its technology teams are better prepared for future products. In a statement on Friday, Nokia says that as many as 230 jobs are under threat at its site in Oulu, Finland, while “approximately” 100 face the axe at the company’s ...
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Amazon Offering Nokia N900 For $480
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Amazon has recently dropped the price on Nokia’s N900 from $650 to $480 with mail-in rebate and a two-year contract of course. The N900 will impress you with a vast array of handset features including but not limited to 32GB of flash, sexy 5 megapixel camera, ARM Cortex-A8 and a chic body. What more can you ask?
TheStar.com
Nokia joins Siemens in Nortel bid
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Insolvent telecom equipment maker Nortel Networks Corp. started the auction for its optical networking and carrier ethernet business on Friday, with Nokia Siemens Networks joining the fray.
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2 film office workers remain after layoffs
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Two-thirds of Hawaii's film branch staff has been laid off or is on the way out in spite of worries of how the cuts might affect services that have brought an estimated $1 billion to the state since 2001.
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Ebay closes Skype sale
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EBAY HAS FINALLY completed its sale of Internet phone and chat service Skype for about £1.66 billion (over $2 billion). Settling the Skype founders' copyright infringement lawsuit meant Ebay could offload a 70 per cent stake in the firm to a group of outside investors. The sale will earn Ebay roughly $1.99 billion and it gets to keep 30 per ...
Fool.com
EBay Is $2 Billion Richer!
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If you’ve been scratching your head and wondering why eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) wanted any part of an Internet telephony service, you are not alone. But you can stop scratching now.
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Associated Press confirms total of 90 layoffs this week
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After much speculation in the past few days about exactly how many staff were being laid off, the Associated Press has announced that a total of 90 employees worldwide have been let go this week, and that the company has thus reached its goal of cutting annual payroll costs by 10 percent. A press release specified that this target had been set ...
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BARRONS.com
Nokia To Cut 330 R&D Jobs
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Nokia (NOK) this morning said it plans to cut 330 research and development jobs, about 2% of its global R&D staff. The cuts include up to 230 employees in Oulu, Finland, and about 100 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The company said it has over 17,000 R&D staff overall. NOK today is down [...]
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Phone Scoop
Nokia Plans Further Staff Reductions
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Nokia has said that it plans to reduce its research and development staff by about 2%, which will affect 330 employees at several facilities in Finland and Denmark. Nokia recently reorganized its internal structure.
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Nokia cutting 330 R&D jobs
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Nokia said it would cut 330 research and development jobs at sites in Finland and Denmark. The company has been eliminating jobs across the board this year to rein in costs, but a company spokesman told Reuters that the handset maker also is moving toward launching fewer phone models in favor or more iconic phones. The company said 230 positions ...
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EBay is a Style Barometer: Plaids, Rocker-Chic and Leather Jackets are Hot, Says Constance White
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NEW YORK, NY-- eBay has the pulse of the fashion market because, "It's probably the only place that a person could come to and really see the breadth and depth of style at their fingertips," says Constance White, Style Director for eBay . Yesterday, Andy met up with White, a former fashion writer for the New York Times, who explained that eBay ...
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Analysts: Nokia unlikely to snap up Palm
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Speculation has increased recently that Nokia may be looking to acquire Palm to boost its smartphone presence, particularly in the United States. However, analysts are saying that such an acquisition is unlikely to happen for several reasons, including Palm's current market value and Nokia's own smartphone roadmap. Palm's stock has shot up this ...
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Electricpig.co.uk
Nokia N900 Video Fest kicks off!
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Looking forward to nabbing a Nokia N900? The Big N’s first Maemo-running smartphone is just around the corner. To celebrate it, the Nokia Conversations blog is running a series of videos to show you how special it is. Each video was inspired by reader requests, with 30 videos, each 30 seconds long, posted every day [...] Related posts: Nokia ...
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Phone Scoop
Windows Live Messenger Added to Nokia Messaging
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Today Nokia announced that it has made Microsoft's Windows Live Messenger instant messaging application available to Nokia handsets via its Nokia Messaging service. It can be found in the chat application and includes tabbed chat windows, the ability to ... (follow link to read)
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Electricpig.co.uk
Nokia N900 unboxed!
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If you’ve already checked out the Nokia N900 videothon going down at the moment but are still thirsting for Maemo action, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve just snagged one of our very own to prise from its packaging, and we’ve caught it all on camera for you. Read on for the unboxing! Now we’ve [...] Related ...
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Five Interesting Things About Microsoft's Office Mobile 2010
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Back in August, Microsoft and Nokia announced a partnership that would see Microsoft Office applications ported onto Nokia smartphones, starting with the business-centric Nokia Eseries. At the time, the move seemed a good one for Nokia, given that it would help strengthen its competitive position within the North American marketplace, and a good ...
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The newest versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, and other browsers all protect against phishing and malware attacks, and most also let you browse anonymously, though they implement these features in very different ways.
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Amazon Kindle Sold Out Through Christmas
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Hoping to buy an Amazon Kindle for the book lover on your gift list? Wait 'til next year. Or pray. Or try eBay. Amazon says its Kindle will take "11 to 13 weeks" to ship and that it will arrive "after December 24." We assume that means the Kindle 1.0 is totally sold out -- Amazon (AMZN) will introduce new Kindles early next year. (Did Oprah's ...
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Barnes & Noble Says No Nook For Holidays
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Barnes & Noble said today it has sold out of its new nook e-reader due to high demand and shipments will not arrive in time for Christmas. “nook continues to be the fastest-selling product at Barnes & Noble, and pre-orders have continued to exceed our expectations,” Barnes & Noble said on its eReading blog . “While ...
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Barnes and Noble sells out of Nooks
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The earliest that anyone who orders the $259 device on Friday — or later — will receive it is Jan. 4, 2010, the nation's largest bookseller said Friday.
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Gizmodo
Barnes & Noble Ruins Nerd Christmas
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Nobody has any idea if the Nook is actually any good yet, but no matter: It's a well-placed holiday gift, in theory! Or at least it was, until Barnes & Noble ran out of them. Granted, it's a little worrisome that Barnes & Noble was taking preorders before letting reviewers have their say, so this enforced waiting period—which was probably ...
PC World Latest
Sold-out! Grinch Steals Nook Christmas
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No, Virginia, there is no Nook for Christmas. Shortage means you are more likely to find Santa Claus than a Nook e-reader under this year's Christmas tree.
Ubergizmo
Nook sold out for the holidays
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Guess the Nook is the Wii of last year - it is already sold out for the holidays according to the B&N Web site. You'll be greeted by the message, "The hottest holiday gift is out of stock. Order the Nook today to be first in line for the new year." on their page, which is somewhat similar to what happened when the Kindle ran out of stock. ...
Electronista
Barnes & Noble sold out of Nook reader until 2010
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Barnes & Noble today signaled that new orders for the Nook reader now won't ship at all in 2009. Those placed today will ship no sooner than January 4th, or more than three weeks after the delay to December 11th. The bookseller hopes to console those missing the Christmas target by giving them a certificate that promises a Nook reader when it ...
SFGate
Barnes & Noble's Nook sells out before holiday
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Consumers who haven't yet ordered Barnes & Noble's electronic book reader, Nook, won't see one before Christmas. The earliest that anyone who orders the $259 device on Friday - or later - will receive it is Jan. 4, the nation's largest bookseller said... Barnes Noble - E-book - Christmas - Holidays - Readers
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New Barnes & Noble Nook pre-orders now shipping after the new year
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Section: Gadgets / Other , ebooks I guess this should not be all that much of a surprise, after all we have seen the shipping dates get pushed up little by little thus far. However, Barnes & Noble have announced that moving forward any new pre-orders for the Nook will ship next year. Now, just to squash any confusion, if you have already pre- ...
TechFlash
Barnes & Noble's Nook sells out
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Amazon's Kindle just improved its chances of being the stocking stuffer of choice this holiday season. Barnes & Noble says its new Nook reader, a highly anticipated "Kindle killer," has sold out , and won't be shipping again until Jan. 4. That follows news that Sony's latest e-reader, the Daily Edition, may or may not get to customers in time for ...
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B&N Nook sells out, too late for holiday orders
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(AP) -- Consumers who haven't yet ordered Barnes & Noble's electronic book reader, the Nook, won't see one before Christmas.
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B&N Nook sells out, too late for holiday orders
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Consumers who haven't yet ordered Barnes & Noble's electronic book reader, the Nook, won't see one before Christmas.
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On November 18, 2009 Syabas, makers of the award-winning Popcorn Hour product line, uploaded a message to their Media Service Portal that said, “As of Wednesday, December 2, 2009, YouTube will no longer be available to Popcorn Hour users.”
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Google Adds Captions to YouTube Search
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In a step to make YouTube videos more accessible to deaf people as well as to anyone else searching for videos online, Google has launched an automatic video captioning service.
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YouTube gets automatic subtitles
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Automatic captions for YouTube videos are to roll out across its channels, says parent company Google.
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Automatische ondertitels op YouTube
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YouTube kan nu filmpjes automatisch ondertitelen in 51 verschillende talen, maar de optie werkt nog niet voor alle filmpjes. De ontwikkelaar van de ondertitels, die zelf doof is, schrijft erover op een van de Google-blogs . Al enkele honderdduizenden YouTube-filmpjes hebben ondertitels gekregen. Nu kan de site ze ook zelf automatisch aanmaken ...
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Closed Captioning Brought to You by YouTube
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Google announced that closed captioning is coming to YouTube. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we know it was already there in many videos where the creators took the time to add the subtitles for the hearing- or speaker-impaired. But now, for selected participating partners (mainly universities), YouTube itself will be adding the captions. The captions will be ...
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The Twilight Saga: New Moon Takes Over Social Media
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Shhh, can you hear that? What you're hearing is the collective shrieks from Twihards everywhere as The Twilight Saga: New Moon is upon us. For those of you asking yourself, what is a Twihard? I’ve included the definition below. twi-hard noun A serious/obsessive reader of the Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer, one leap above Twilighters. Are ...
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Robots perform synchronized interpretive dance for the holidays, fill us with cheer
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You know what we love? Dancing robots and Christmas tunes. So combining the two and throwing the video up on YouTube would be akin to heaven, right? Well, as you'll see in the amazing video after the break: it doesn't get much better than this. In fact, it might even be enough to clear the "bah humbug" out of us for good. Continue reading Robots ...
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YouTube’s role in citizen journalism
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Olivia Ma on YouTube as a news channel from JD Lasica on Vimeo. During the recent annual conference of the Online News Association in San Francisco, I had a chance to sit down (literally on the floor) with Olivia Ma, news manager in YouTube’s News & Politics team. YouTube is in the news again this week with [...]
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Mashable!
HOW TO: Use Social Media to Find Black Friday Deals
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Susan Payton is the Managing Partner of Egg Marketing & Public Relations , an internet marketing firm. She blogs at The Marketing Eggspert Blog , and teaches marketing courses at Marketing EggSchool . Follow her on Twitter @eggmarketing . We’re a week away from Black Friday and just a few years ago, if you wanted to find the best deals,
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Youtube Videos Get Automatic Captions. 1080p Videos Roll-Out
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Seems that the Youtube developers are finally starting to implement new features at the popular video hosting portal. After the announcement of 1080p video support which began rolling out in the last 24 hours. There does not seem to be an option just yet to search for those 1080p videos on Youtube. Youtube videos that [...]
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LUNCHTIME POLL: What’s Your Favorite Video Sharing Service?
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It’s Friday, people, which means that not only is it Follow Friday , it’s also time for the Lunchtime Poll ! Last week we wanted to know about your favorite news reader (or whether you use RSS at all). We’ll have the results for you later today, but let’s get a head start on the new poll: what’s your favorite video ...
Electronista
YouTube blocking native video API from TV devices
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YouTube drew controversy with word this week that it has begun limiting the use of its native video API on devices. Reflecting new terms of service, any device that connects to a TV must have a license from YouTube to get fully native video support. The move will ban smaller-scale devices like the Popcorn Hour C-200 from directly accessing ...
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SFGate
YouTube to add automatic captions to aid deaf
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Google Inc. announced Thursday that it is using speech recognition technology to create automatic captions for certain videos on YouTube, helping the deaf and hearing impaired to access a rapidly growing form of online content. The Mountain View search... Google - YouTube - Speech recognition - Hearing impairment - Speech Technology
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Kotaku
Left 4 Dead 2's Midnight Riders, Ellis Take To YouTube, Facebook
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Gamers looking for more story in their Left 4 Dead 2 experience may want to refocus their efforts on the web. Ellis, one of the game's new Survivors, and his favorite fictional band, the Midnight Riders have YouTube accounts. Right now, there's not much to the Midnight Riders' YouTube channel, just like the web site that bears their name. What ...
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CHART OF THE DAY: YouTube's Top Money Makers Are Record Labels
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Music videos from Sony and Universal on YouTube have more advertising sold against them than any other group, according to analysis from TubeMogul. Below is an approximation of the daily share of YouTube's monetized views based on the number of videos that carry ads in YouTube's daily top 100 most-viewed. This is why Sony, Universal, and YouTube ...
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Google adds automatic captions to YouTube
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Google has introduced a new technology to YouTube that can automatically add captions to videos using speech recognition. The search giant introduced the ability to add captions manually a year ago, but it's a time-consuming process, requiring users to pen their text and then add it at the correct point in the the video.
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Channel 4 dials up YouTube deal
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Technology News: U.K. broadcaster signs longform content pact -- Can YouTube be the stopper in the profit drain that is bedeviling the broadcasting biz? Troubled U.K. network Channel 4 is betting on it.
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Kotaku
The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks Snow Temple Preview: Ditching Zelda
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Two of the major selling points for The Legend of Zelda: Spirits Tracks have been the train and the addition of Zelda to Link as a companion character. But what can you expect from the rest of the game? I sat down at Nintendo's Redwood City office to get a good look at the single-player mode for myself (since all I had to go on were Nintendo ...
TechSpot
Facebook named third most popular video website behind YouTube and Hulu
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If you needed any more proof of just how large and important social networking has become, the following bit of news should convince you. When you think of online video, sites like YouTube and Hulu probably come to mind, but you should add Facebook to that list. The social networking giant is ranked number three for video streams worldwide, ...
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Wired Top Stories
Military Video System Is Like YouTube With Artillery
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Making footage shareable and searchable online has sparked a revolution in the cute animal, stupid human and delicious tamale communities. New software just might mean a similar upgrade for military video intelligence: Think of it as a real-time YouTube with heavy artillery.
The Globe and Mail
Google technology enhances YouTube captions
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Company announces it will incorporate automatic, machine-generated captions into all English-language YouTube videos
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YouTube To Machine-Caption Videos
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Netflix is working on making captions for streaming titles available sometime next year through SAMI, but YouTube today announced that they will be using machine-generated captions. To help address this challenge, we've combined Google's automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology with the YouTube caption system to offer automatic captions, or ...
Ben Sillis
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Electricpig.co.uk
YouTube adds speech recogntion
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YouTube has just spliced Google Voice’s speech recognition technology into the video captioning process to create a frighteningly powerful mashup: auto captioning. Yup, YouTube now captions your webcam rants for you, so there’s no more mucking around with timestamps. But that’s just the start for what this pairing could do on ...
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The Chrome OS is here -- sort of. This week, Google was kind of enough to give the world a sneak peek at its nascent desktop operating system. And after months of speculation (and more than a few bogus screenshot galleries), I can finally say that I've seen the future ... and it's not Chrome OS.
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OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 Intel XMP LV 4GB Review
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In today's world of high performance computing, the processor is just a part of the equation. Don't get me wrong, it's a very important aspect, but memory also plays a non-negligible role. With Intel's current Core i5, i7 and upcoming i3 processors, DDR3 is no longer merely an option, but instead a requirement. Pricing is now mostly in line with ...
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
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Following-up to a hit like Modern Warfare must have been tough, but Infinity Ward has done a great job of delivering what we hoped to see, while tossing in many other surprises as well. Let's take a look at the game from all angles, the fine and the rough, and finish things off with a look at performance across numerous graphics cards.
Stan Schroeder
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Mashable!
Ballmer: Windows 7 Flies Off the Shelves
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Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer has never been too modest about Microsoft’s sales numbers; in fact, throughout the Vista era he insisted that the new OS is doing great, selling better than any other Microsoft OS in history. Now, he claims that Windows 7 is selling even better , which we’re inclined to believe based on the ...
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Thermaltake BlacX Duet eSATA / USB Docking Station
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We recently reviewed the StarTech USB to SATA Hard Drive Duplicator which allowed us to easily duplicate a drive to another while also providing quick access to two drives at once. Now we have the chance to see how this Thermaltake BlacX Duet eSATA & USB Docking Station holds up.
Digg.com
Chrome OS: Internet failing at PC > PC failing at Internet
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In 2009, it's better to be an Internet company that's taking slow, awkward first steps toward the PC, than a PC company that's still trying and failing to truly integrate with the Internet. Ars looks at what Chrome OS means for Google, Apple, Microsoft, the netbook, ARM, Intel, and the cloud. "Revolutionary" is a clichéd term, but Chrome OS is ...
Digg.com
Chrome OS, babies, and bathwater
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In an age where products that have never been announced get coverage and even critiqued over rumored shipping delays, it's no surprise that Google received a lot of coverage this week with an update on its Chrome OS strategy.
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Technologizer
Chrome OS: Move Along, Nothing to See Here
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So I took the plunge and installed Chrome OS on a virtual machine on my Windows 7 laptop. I used Sun’s free VirtualBox virtualization software and the downloadable version of Chrome OS hosted by Gdgt. Actually, when I used the Gdgt download in the form of a VirtualBox image, I couldn’t get it to boot–so [...]
APM
Chrome OS shines a little brighter
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Google unveiled more details about its Chrome OS yesterday, and released source code for developers.
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Virtualised Chrome OS Made Available to All
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We have more news about Chrome OS. That should be about as surprising as learning water is wet, but it is rather good news... For the curious/nosey a version of Chrome OS has been released that any newbie can run on their computer whether they are using Windows, Linux or Mac OS. The heavy lifting has all been down by the clever chaps at gdgt who ...
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Microsoft PDC 2009 – Day Two Keynote
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The second day keynote at PDC 2009 in Lost Angeles was shared by Steven Sinofsky and Scott Guthrie . Steven is the President of Windows and Windows Live Division and it really must have been a great day for him as he came out for the first time in a major conference with the new Windows 7 launched and the old Vista problems just fading away into ...
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Startup Meme
Steve Ballmer: Windows 7 is doing great.. oh it is really doing great..
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Okay, I wouldn’t buy Steve Ballmer yelling out that a Microsoft OS is doing great, why? Well mostly because most of the systems in the market come loaded with it. But to be honest, Windows 7 has so far got quite a positive feedback and Ballmer is boasting about that. The OS has done twice as better as any of its previous OSs in the same ...
Newlaunches.com
First official look at Google Chrome
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Take a look at some of the recent images revealed of the new upcoming Google Chrome OS. I’d love to see this on a tablet styled touchscreen netbook....
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Smalltalk Tidbits
ChromeOS: Stillborn?
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ComputerWorld's Randall Kennedy is pretty down on ChromeOS as a solution, and it sounds to me like he's right: Don't forget that Google's plans for acceptable hardware to run the Chrome OS is very limiting. No hard drives or even DVD drives; only solid state drives. That may reduce power usage and speed up boot time (as if that was really an ...
Erik J. Barzeski
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NSLo
Chrome OS: Just a Browser and Five Years Too Early
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I don't care about it. Not one bit. It's a netbook with less functionality than a netbook. The OS is a browser, and in my opinion, we ain't there yet. I don't need two cars, but I don't need a bike, either. I need a car and… whatever my iPhone is in this particular metaphor. © iacas [...]
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Mac OS X 10.6.2 hacked to allow Atom processors
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A workaround has been developed to restore Atom processor support in Mac OS X 10.6.2, a Russian hacker claims. The technique relies on a custom version of the Mach kernel, which must be installed using Terminal because of the need to gain root access. Once active, the kernel should support so-called hackintosh netbooks, most likely to use Atom ...
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Hackers work around Mac OS X 10.6.2
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Hackers have managed to get around Mac OS X 10.6.2, allowing netbooks running on Intel Atom processors to work with it again after being shut out by the recent update. Bear in mind that this hack is applicable only to a selected number of users, since not everyone who installs Mac OS X on non-apple machines uses an Intel Atom processor. It still ...
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Mashable!
Mac Twitter Client Socialite Adds Twitter List Support
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In the month or so since Twitter started rolling out its Twitter Lists feature, a number of web and Adobe AIR based clients have added support for it. However, we haven’t seen any native Twitter apps support Lists. Today Realmac Software released Socialite Beta 3 for Mac OS X, including, among other enhancements — basic list support. ...
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Can the Mac OS X clipboard hold more than one item?
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The clipboard is a very simple tool that hasn't changed much in 20 years. You can use Command+C to copy a piece of text or something else into the clipboard. Then you can use Command+V to paste it somewhere else. But what if you need more...
PC World Latest
Mac OS X 10.6.2 Hack Gets Atom Support Back
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The OS X 10.6.2 update dropped support for the hackintosh-friendly Intel Atom processor. Just two days after the update was released, it was hacked to allow the chip to be used once again.
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Back up OS X to a Windows machine on the network
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I know there are plenty of back up/synchronization packages for the Mac, and I know Time Machine is awesome. But as I have a Linux/FreeBSD background, I wanted to do it my way. And none of the software I tried was able to do it my way :-). So the command line seemed to be a good solution. My office Windows machine has plenty of disk space on it, ...
Ars Technica
Students get discounts on Exchange-compatible Office for Mac
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College isn't cheap these days, even if you're attending public university. In that case, pretty much any discount offered to students is welcome. Microsoft's Mac Business Unit has just announced that it's offering a special discount on the full Office 2008 Business Edition for US college students, offering them a 70 percent discount off the ...
MacNN
Aqua Connect intros hosted Mac terminal services
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Aqua Connect and Ashbourne Technology Group have announced a new partnership designed to provide hosted services on the Mac platform. The Aqua Connect Terminal Server previously had been unavailable as a hosted service, however the new offering will allow customers to take advantage of the Mac terminal services without purchasing a dedicated ...
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MacUpdate Desktop version 5.0.2 released, win a membership from TUAW
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Filed under: Software , Cool tools MacUpdate announced today the release of version 5.0.2 of the MacUpdate Desktop utility, which allows users to manage application and widget software updates on their Mac OS X machines. The new version of the application adds some features and bug fixes as well as support for more languages. MacUpdate Desktop ...
Paul Krill
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Infoworld News
Ruby shining on Java, Windows, and Mac OS
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Ruby, the popular open source dynamic language, is making headway not only on Java but also on the Windows and Mac platforms. Appearing at the RubyConf event in Burlingame, Calif., on Friday afternoon, Engine Yard officials offered insights on JRuby, which puts Ruby on the JVM (Java Virtual Machine). JRuby also functions with Windows. Apple ...
Mic Wright
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Electricpig.co.uk
Steve Jobs personally replies to Mac app developer
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Apple boss and famous polo-neck wearer Steve Jobs replied personally to a Mac app developer’s impassioned plea. But while the developer’s letter stretched to hundreds of words, Jobs offered up…one line. The Little App Factory was told by Apple to rename it’s iPodRip software by Apple. The programme, which helps you pull music ...
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Mac mailbox
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Mac mailbox from Te Atatu in Auckland... Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Remake | Digg this!
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I5 iMac Benchmarked, Mac mini 'Shouldn't Be Overlooked', Twitter Client for Classic Mac OS, and More, Mac News Review
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Also why Apple leaves the low end to others, 10.6.2 fixes video playback problem in 27" iMac, 3D Leopard and Snow Leopard performance, and more.
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MacOSXHints.com
Restore default bootloader without harming partitions
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If your bootloader gets changed or corrupted, this fix will restore it without damage to your disk partitions. This hint may be a bit esoteric, but I thought I was up for a long night of reinstallation pain before stumbling upon this fix. I made the mistake of trying to use an Ubuntu 9.04 boot CD to install Ubuntu to an external (USB) drive on my ...
MacInTouch
Update: Retrospect 8.1 Build 626
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Recent changes in EMC's backup software include Snow Leopard compatibility, a new Mac installer, fixes for Daylight Saving Time issues, and a fix for the inability to backup or restore large compressed files properly on Mac OS X 10.6.1.
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Games: Star Trek D-A-C Game Headed to the Mac Next Month
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Paramount Digital Entertainment and TransGaming have announced that next month will see publication of Star Trek D-A-C (Deathmatch-Assault-Conquest) for the Mac. It supports online multi-player, online co-op, and single player action between Starfleet and the Romulan Empire, with support for up to 12 starship captains.
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After being banned from the PlayStation Network for hateful comments stated in Resistance 's online community, Erik Estavillo launched not one , but two , lawsuits against Sony for infringing on his "first amendment rights" -- an argument that was shot down by Judge Ronald Whyte simply because "Sony is not part of the government." However, what ...
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Microsoft Azure set to capture open source revenue streams
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Three weeks ago I wrote that Amazon RDS was going to eat into MySQL's revenue potential. I also pointed out that Amazon's RDS was but a precursor to future Amazon cloud service offerings for other popular open source products. While that post was centered on Amazon, it wasn't a stretch to predict that any of the big IT vendors (IBM, Microsoft, HP,
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Joystiq
Whitten: Xbox Live banning 'a cat and mouse game'
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Speaking to VentureBeat , Xbox Live general manager Marc Whitten discussed the recent round of Xbox Live bans . According to Whitten, banning users from Xbox Live is "a cat and mouse game." Said Whitten, "These were people that were pirating software." He added that Microsoft looks at banning users "from a safety and anti-cheating perspective" ...
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Xbox 360 release of No More Heroes may be censored in Japan
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Japanese retailer Amiami includes a note on its listing for the Xbox 360 version of No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise that suggests that because it is based on the North American version of the Wii original, it is likely to carry the CERO Z rating (think an ESRB M rating, but harsher) when it is released in February. Because it is the North ...
Ars Technica
Microsoft settles with employee accused of stealing docs
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The litigation between Ancora Technologies, Miki Mullor, and Microsoft reached a settlement both in respect of the patent infringement claim and Microsoft's claims against Mullor, Ancora's founder and former Microsoft employee. All claims between the three parties have been resolved; they have agreed to deny any and all liability, and have ...
Ryan Tate
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Gawker
Microsoft Let NSA Spooks 'Enhance' Windows 7
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A National Security Agency director just bragged to a Senate subcommittee about his agency's close "cooperation" with Microsoft to, err, "enhance" how Windows 7 guards a user's privacy. Doesn't that just make you feel all warm and fuzzy? The spooks at the NSA are, of course, notorious for their role monitoring internet activity, and for their ...
Brandon Dimmel
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Infopackets.com
Microsoft Office 2010 Public Beta Underway Now
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Although the next version of Microsoft's very popular Office software isn't set to ship until the new year, the Redmond-based firm recently unveiled a public beta allowing interested users to try new editions of PowerPoint, FrontPage, Word and more. Microsoft revealed the beta at the PDC developer event going on right now in Los Angeles. The ...
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Microsoft Azure wordt app store op internet
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Op 1 januari 2010 lanceert Microsoft een nieuwe dienst die veel lijkt op een iPhone App Store voor internetapplicaties. Het platform Microsoft Azure is een gratis pakket (een framework, webserver en database) dat het voor ontwikkelaars een stuk makkelijker maakt om webapplicaties te hosten en te verspreiden. Azure ondersteunt zelfs PHP, iets ...
Tameka Kee
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Why Sony's Planned Music Store Won't Start Out As A Serious iTunes Challenger
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Sony keeps flip-flopping over adding music downloads to the PlayStation Network (PSN). After scrapping plans to add a music store to the gaming network—complete with the ability for gamers to port tracks to the handheld PSP—comes news that the company will indeed expand the PSN into a full digital download store, with music, books, ...
Ars Technica
Microsoft's problematic lack of nightly builds for IE
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After Internet Explorer 9 was officially announced this week and a few tidbits on the release were shared by Microsoft, we had the opportunity to talk to Dean Hachamovitch, General Manager for Internet Explorer, to prod him for a little more information. The overriding theme for IE9, he told us, is delivering a great browser for everyone, ...
Vladislav Savov
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Engadget
Microsoft Surface SDK opens doors to all
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Having made the dev kit for the Surface available to select partners in June (a tiny bit late ), Microsoft has now officially let the software loose for all and sundry to explore, experiment, and hopefully innovate with. Whereas Surface Developer units have been required till now to successfully design and test an app, the SDK should allow ...
Www.businessweek.com
Sony's Hirai Talks About An i-Tunes-like Store
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Sony’s Kazuo Hirai has a lot of ideas about what he would do if it had an iTunes-like online store. The company wouldn’t just sell digital music, movies and books for Sony products, said Hirai, executive vice-president for networked products and services. It would also try to connect users with each other.
APC
Microsoft targets Windows 8 for 2012
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Microsoft wants to stick to the three-year OS development track, with the latest roadmap showing Windows 8 due for release around 2012. Did the Mayans know something we don't?
Today
Sony Online Service to Challenge iTunes? Fat Chance
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For entertainment hardware companies like Sony, a thriving, all-encompassing online media store is the Holy Grail. It's a glorious balance, in which the customer buys software through the store, and therefore becomes hooked on the hardware to which it's attached. That's how brand loyalty is created.
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Engadget
Sony Ericsson Pureness hands-on: Pacman edition
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We've seen it out and about, but at last we got a chance to actually play with Sony Ericsson's tribute to impractical style: the Pureness . As it turns out, using the device is just about as pointless as it seems. You can always just barely make out what's happening on the semi-translucent monochrome screen, and we found ourselves constantly ...
Ryan Lawler
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Vid-Biz: BBC, Sony, Blu-ray Sales
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BBC Gives Technical Details of Its New iPlayer On the Wii; the U.K. broadcaster has encoded streams using H.264 at a 700 kbps bit rate, compared to 1.5 Mbps for regular TV or even 3.2 Mbps for HD. (BBC) Speaking of British TV, the U.K. version of YouTube debuted its new site section that hosts [...]
Ben Parr
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Mashable!
Fido Factor Finds Dog-Friendly Places in Your City
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This post is part of Mashable’s Spark of Genius series, which highlights a unique feature of startups. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here . The series is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. Name: Fido Factor Quick Pitch: Fido Factor is a dog-specific local search and review site ...
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Top News
Sony Plans New Online Service In 2010
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Sony has plans to launch a new online service next year that will allow users to download music and movies to their televisions. "I'd like it to get off the ground as quickly as possible," said Kazuo Hirai, executive vice president of Sony and head of its Networked Products & Service Group, in an interview at the company's Tokyo ...
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Gearlog
Hands On: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
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I had a chance to test out Sony Ericsson's new Xperia X10 (codenamed "Rachael") for a few minutes at last night's Pepcom in NYC. The Xperia X10 is a slim, sleek slab with an expansive 4-inch capacitive touch screen with 854-by-480-pixel resolution. That's the same pixel count but slightly larger than the 3.7-inch screen on the Motorola Droid. ...
The Tao of Mac
Sony Reader
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This is an update to an item originally published on Wednesday, 28 February 2007. The Reader is Sony’s take on the LIBRIe for the Western market, with a few twists. I bought a PRS -505 on January 2008 for a number of reasons (not the least of which was my wanting to spend less time online), and plan to upgrade in 2010. Good Points: Build ...
Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine
Modern Warfare 2 blasts all-time entertainment industry records
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The controversy caused by leaked scenes of a level of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 where the player mows down innocent civilians at a Russian airport has done nothing to slow sales of the much-anticipated game. Released worldwide on November 10, the game has set an all-time entertainment industry record, grossing an estimated US$550 ...
Gamespot Recent Updates [News]
Banned PSN player takes aim at Microsoft, Nintendo
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Gamer appeals tossing of case against Sony, files new suit against Microsoft over red ring failure, Nintendo for disabling homebrew channel.
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Nintendo's Denise Kaigler Has Left The Building
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Nintendo's vice president of corporate affairs, Denise Kaigler , has announced that she'll be leaving the company after less than two years in the position. Some may know Denise as that lady who replaced Nintendo fanboy icon Perrin Kaplan in the job. Others may know her as that lady who played splish-splash with Totilo, as both tried really hard ...
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Kotaku
Microsoft Denies "One Million Banned" Report
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There are some out there who believe that during the recent wave of Xbox Live bannings, Microsoft kicked as many as one million people off their online service. It's a belief Microsoft execs do not subscribe to. "We didn't release the number", Xbox Live GM Marc Whitten told VentureBeat. "I cannot explain to you why people would think it was a ...
Electronista
Microsoft fights claims of NSA backdoor in Win 7
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Microsoft in a response late Thursday rejected assertions that it has put in a security "backdoor" at the request of the National Security Agency. The denial comes after the NSA's information assurance lead, Richard Schaeffer, told a US Senate terrorism subcommittee that the agency had worked with Microsoft to improve Windows 7's "security guide"
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Free-Based Sony Playstation Network Coming 2010
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Well it looks like Sony is going to move forward on the fee-based Playstation Network. Coming in either 2010 or early 2011, this new network would not take the place of the current free interface, but would instead aim to compliment the already existing frame. No word as of yet on what the new network would bring [...]
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Greetings from AVAR 2009!
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One thing that I have always found fascinating about Japan is definitely its rich and unique culture. However, there is just one other thing — vending machines. You not only find them everywhere, you can buy all sorts of things, including adult movies, from them (except for a security product, but that's probably just a matter of time). ...
TechSpot
Sony: PlayStation 3 to be 3D-capable via firmware update
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In a presentation with investors, Sony revealed that it would introduce 3D stereoscopic technology to the PlayStation 3 as a part of its strategy to achieve profitability. The company plans to introduce a system-wide firmware update that will add 3D functionality to the PlayStation 3.
Electronista
PS3 to support stereoscopic 3D
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Sony recently announced to its investors that it will add 3D stereoscopic capability to the games on its PS3 gaming console via a future firmware update. The presentation (pdf) contains the line "all PS3 units will be firmware-upgradeable to 3D," and that the company plans to lead the 3D market, though no timelines were revealed. There was, ...
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Microsoft previews Rx for asynchronous programming
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The company's Rx (Reactive Extensions for .Net), downloadable from Microsoft's DevLabs site, enable programmers to write "succinct declarative code to orchestrate and coordinate asynchronous and event-based programs based on familiar .Net idioms and patterns," S. Somasegar, senior vice president of the Microsoft developer division, said in a blog ...
Gamespot Recent Updates [News]
Sony planning paid PSN subscriptions for 2010
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[UPDATE] Kaz Hirai confirms premium level will be added on top of PS3 and PSP's online service, which will remain free to play online; PSN revenue expected to hit $563 million this fiscal year.
Tom Johansmeyer
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BloggingStocks
Yahoo! wants in on Twitter: No money involved
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Filed under: Internet , Google (GOOG) , Microsoft (MSFT) , Yahoo! (YHOO) , Technology Yahoo! ( YHOO ) is the latest company that wants to optimize its search results for Twitter . This follows moves by Microsoft ( MSFT ) and Google ( GOOG ) to integrate Twitter data into their search results. Unlike its competitors, however, Yahoo! wants to do ...
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TeleRead
New Sony e-store for books, movies, music and apps is coming, says company—but it ‘is not imminent’
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Now that Sony has revealed plans for a new iTune-like store—offering e-books along with music, movies and apps—I was curious if this might just help pave the way for a multimedia tablet. You think Sony would answer that question directly right now? Dream on. But spokesperson Valerie Motis tried to be helpful on other [...]
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TechNet Blogs
Unable to Download an Office file from a Web Server Published through ISA Server 2006
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1. Introduction Consider a scenario where ISA Server 2006 is configured to publish a simple web site using HTTPS and within this site there is a link to download a Microsoft Word file. When external users try to download the file they receive the initial window with open or save file options as shown below: After clicking Save the following ...
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WHAT'S NEXT
SONY’S ORGANIC TRANSISTORS DISPLAYS AND THE FLEXIBLE DIGITAL NEWSPAPERS
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Sony has presented the first prototypes of a new digital flexible display devices. As you can watch in this video, the organic transistors technology provides the needed flexibility to fold, roll, and add applications with sensors and input devices. Expensive? Yes, these are breaking ground prototypes, but there is a huge market for these ...
TechSpot
Sony working on digital store for music, movies, books
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Sony is reportedly gearing up to launch an online portal for digital entertainment. The new store, named Sony Online Service, will sell music, movies, and books along with other downloadable applications for mobile gadgets. The company's new service will enter into a competitive market, with Apple's iTunes and many other digital content providers.
Headshift blog
Divide and conquer to solve the business-IT disconnect problem
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"I'm fed up with our IT department. Why does it take 4 months to deliver a small project if I can have it right now and much cheaper as a hosted service?" "Why are those IT guys spending three years on an SAP roll out? I want them to focus on projects that has a direct value for my sales and marketing! Who cares about that ugly ERP system that ...
Fudzilla
Sony plans for 3D support on PS3
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Sony is now letting everyone know that the PlayStation 3 will factor into the company’s overall 3D television strategy. How, you might ask, is the PlayStation 3 going to factor into their 3D television strategy?
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TeleRead
Sony to sell e-books along with music and movies and apps in new store: Multimedia tablet coming? Just a GUESS
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The Sony eBookStore shown here has been around for a few years for Sony Reader owners. But now comes word from BusinessWeek that Sony will also sell e-books elsewhere—in the new Sony Online Store, the current name. This one will sell music, movies and downloadable apps, too. The feeling among Sony watchers is that [...]
Techworld.com News
Microsoft denies building security 'backdoor' in Windows 7
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Privacy organisations shouldn't read too much into NSA involvement it says Microsoft has denied building a backdoor into Windows 7, responding to concerns from privacy organisations after it was revealed that the National Security Agency (NSA) had worked on the operating system.
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Betanews
Sony looks to finally open a single storefront for downloads
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By Tim Conneally , Betanews Sony yesterday discussed its plans to open a download shop similar to iTunes or Amazon Digital Downloads. Reportedly given the tentative name "Sony Online Service," the online store would make the many different types of Sony digital content available in a single place. The company has a number of content portals ...
Stan Schroeder
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Mashable!
Sony Wants a Bite Out of Apple’s iTunes
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Sony is one of world’s best known brands when it comes to home electronics, gadgetry, and entertainment. However, the landscape has changed in recent years. You can have the best media player around, but if you don’t offer users a place where they can easily get content for it, it won’t be competitive. And it’s been ...
Digg.com
Microsoft denies it built 'backdoor' in Windows 7
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Microsoft today denied that it has built a backdoor into Windows 7, a concern that surfaced on Wednesday after a senior National Security Agency (NSA) official testified before Congress that the agency had worked on the operating system.
NPR Topics
Sony Hopes Online Service Will Build Brand Loyalty
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Sony's new online service connecting the whole range of its gadgets to downloadable content like movies and games should help build brand loyalty, a top executive said.
The Seattle Times
Microsoft offers about 24K training vouchers in NC
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Microsoft Corp. is giving away nearly 24,000 vouchers to North Carolina residents who want to improve their computer skills so they can improve their lot in the work force.
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Sony To Launch iTunes Competitor
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Sony confirmed yesterday that they plan to launch an online media store (BusinessWeek) in order to sell music, movies, and books for use on a variety of products. This new store will be called Sony Online Service, and it will be launched as part of Sony's ...
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Hirai: PSN subscription a "possibility"
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Would co-exist alongside free service. Sony appears to be considering a subscription model for PlayStation Network that would sit alongside the existing free membership. Such a manouevre would bring PS3 in line with Xbox Live, which offers a premium Gold subscription and free Silver membership. "SCE will further increase sales by offering users ...
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Windows 2K Server Patch Update
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Microsoft just released a patch to address the License Logging Server Heap Overflow Vulnerability (CVE-2009-2523). This vulnerability affects the License Logging Service (LLS), a feature which according to Microsoft is "designed to help customers manage licenses for Microsoft server products that are licensed in the Server Client Access License ( ...
OSNews
Microsoft's Problematic Lack of Nightly Builds for IE
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"Many wonder why Microsoft doesn't offer nightly builds - or at least something fairly frequent - of Internet Explorers. Ars talks to Microsoft's general manager for Internet Explorer, who says the IE9 development cycle will look much the same as previous versions. We don't think that's a great idea."
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Sony still bossing Nintendo in Japan
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Is the tide on the turn? Sony's PSP and PS3 are still selling better than their Nintendo-made competition in Japan. This week (ending 15th November) the PSP (45,197) and PS3 (38,498) combined to sell 83,695 units, whereas the DS (38,785) and Wii (26,764) banded together to sell 65,549 units, according to Media Create data. That's about as ...
EWeek
10 Things We Want to See in Internet Explorer 9
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Microsoft at PDC Nov. 18 shared some new ideas it's bringing to Internet Explorer 9. The company says it plans to make the browser more Web- and developer-friendly, while still maintaining the familiar Internet Explorer identity. That sounds nice, but in the end, Microsoft said very little about what it specifically plans to offer in IE 9. ...
Charles Young
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Geekswithblogs.net
BizTalk Server 2009 - Rule deployment issue
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There is a small configuration issue with the Microsoft Business Rules Composer in BizTalk Server 2009. This will only affect you if you deploy the rules engine by itself without the rest of BizTalk Server. In a full installation of BizTalk Server, BTS provides a set of BTS-specific Rule Framework components in as assembly called ...
Andrewbrust
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Geekswithblogs.net
#PDC09 ’s Final Verdict: Eyes on The Prize, Not in the Sky
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What a difference a day makes…at least to some. While the Day 1 keynote at PDC seemed mostly like a news update on last year’s announcements, and a somewhat dry one at that, Day 2 gave developers some real “red meat.” It began with a presentation by Steven Sinofsky on Windows 7’s progress since its launch last month, including ...
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DailyTech News Feed
Microsoft Previews Speedy Hardware-Accelerated Internet Explorer 9
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You found this by reviewing that worthless study of published vulnerabilities, which only proves that Microsoft doesn't publish many vulnerabilities? "These numbers represent the published vulnerabilities of various commercial off the shelf software as well as open source software."
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Digital Trends
Sony’s Online Service Tries to Build Brand Loyalty
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Sony is hoping that its new online connective service will build brand loyalty and align Sony products.
Holovaty.com
EveryBlock acquisition and me
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I'm excited to announce some huge news. EveryBlock , the project I've led for the last two years, has been acquired by MSNBC.com . The main details are at the EveryBlock blog , but I wanted to mention a few other things here on my personal site, to try to anticipate questions. First, this has no impact whatsoever on my involvement with Django . ...
SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
Vuln: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'Style' Object Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 'Style' Object Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
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We couldn't wa it to try out the Apple Magic Mouse, nice bit of kit however as we develop using Windows 7 we were disappointed to find the lack of support for scrolling in Windows.
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Smoking Near Apple Computers Creates Biohazard, Voids Warranty
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Unless you've recently arrived in 2009 on a time machine, you know that smoking isn't good for you. Did you know, however, that smoking isn't good for your computer, either? It's true, at least according to Apple. Two readers in different parts of the country claim that their Applecare warranties were voided due to secondhand smoke. Both readers ...
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Www.maclife.com
New Apple Products--as Imagined by the Elite Gadget Press
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Apple doesn’t develop category-creating products. Instead, it enters categories that already exist, deconstructs the competition, burrows deep into R&D mode, and returns with gear so dominant, you’d think Apple invented the category in the first place. This approach doesn’t require rocket science. It only requires a commitment to push ...
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MacOSXHints.com
Move forward and back in iCal with the Magic Mouse
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The Magic Mouse lets you navigate forward and backward between web pages in Safari or Firefox with a two-finger swipe. The same two-finger swipe also moves you forward and back in iCal. It works just the same as clicking the forward and back arrows around the day/week/month view control at the top of the iCal window.
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Original Apple computer goes up for sale
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The computer even comes with a typed letter from Jobs to the original buyer of the Apple-1 who wanted his money back because it didn't come with a keyboard or monitor. In the letter, Jobs explains to the buyer how to connect it.
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Apple's App Store approval process gets partially automated
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Apple has added a new automated layer to its approval process for App Store software, but according to one developer, it's not perfect.
Digg.com
New apps said to make iPod touch prominent in Apple stores
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In addition to the the EasyPay iPod touch application used for checkouts, numerous Apple-created, task-specific applications are allegedly coming to Apple retail employees, AppleInsider has been told.
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Apple Patent Describes Smart Remote Technology
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office yesterday published a patent application Apple made way back in 2008 for “Pushing a User Interface to a Remote Device.” So, then…Smart Remotes. Cool! MacRumor’s Eric Slivka reports that the patent’s lead inventor is William Bull, now Yahoo’s Senior Director of Mobile User Experience, but once ...
MacNN
Apple's App Store API screening flawed, says developer
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A new automatic screening technique Apple is using for the App Store appears to be backfiring, claims developer Rogue Sheep. The screening is believed to be aimed at catching unauthorized APIs, blocked under Apple's submission rules. A number of the apps trapped so far are allegedly ones using Three20, an Objective-C library. Rogue Sheep's ...
Digg.com
New Apple Products--as Imagined by the Elite Gadget Press
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What will be Apple's next super-product--its next spectacular, game-changing "one more thing"? We asked five Apple experts to brainstorm with abandon and then brought their ideas to life.
Jeremy
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ILounge
News: Apple planning more iPod touch apps for retail?
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Apple is planning to roll out at least two more iPod touch applications to be used in its company-owned retail stores, according to an AppleInsider report. In addition to the previously revealed point-of sale application, Apple will reportedly be providing an application that allows employees to replace iPhones and iPods directly on the store ...
Mic Wright
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Electricpig.co.uk
Sony wages war on Apple: music, books, movies and app store incoming
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Sony is set to release its own iTunes-battling download store to sell music, movies and – sensibly given its line of ebook readers – books. The service is currently known as Sony Online Service. Sony plans to make the Sony Online Service tie-in with its consumer electronics brands including the Sony Walkman range and its ebook [...] ...
Brian White
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BloggingStocks
Apple's iPhone set for South Korean launch
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Filed under: International markets , Products and services , Apple Inc (AAPL) Apple ( AAPL ) continues to bring the iPhone to countries outside the U.S. Although its launch in China didn't generate as much fanfare as the company had hoped, things take time to roll into a big ball of success. Apple won't be slowing down international ...
Kristopher
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Hackers Reverse Ill-Effects of Apple's Update, Restoring Intel Atom Support
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Snow Leopard no longer confined to the steppes of Apple's restricted hardware...
Scott Beale
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Laughing Squid
Apple Store on New York City’s Upper West Side
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Photos by Scott Beale Yesterday I stopped by the new Apple retail store in New York City’s Upper West Side. The building features a beautiful glass facade and glass spiral staircase that descends to the lower level. Photo Gallery: Upper West Side Apple Store See Previously: 24 Hour Apple Store in New York This is a blog post from [...] This ...
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SFGate
Macworld polishes 2010 show without Apple
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The show must go on. That's the rallying cry for Macworld 2010, which is preparing to soldier on for the first time in 26 years without Apple as its anchor vendor. The show, a production of IDG World Expo, has been tweaked in a number of ways to compensate... Apple - Macworld - IDG - Macintosh - Macworld 2010
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Apple Matters
: First Apple Store Opens in Europe
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The story of Apple retail stores is one of maximum secrecy followed by snowballing success. The skeptics, and there were many, were quickly silenced when the profits started rolling in. Even with all the success, the Apple Stores were a US only enterprise. Citizens of foreign…
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WSJ.com
Does Apple Enjoy a Licensing Loophole on iPhone?
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While death and taxes are notable certainties, there's another in the wireless world: make a 3G cellphone and you pay patent royalties to Qualcomm. But Apple may be evading some of the consequences.
Macworld
IPhone owners demand to see Apple source code
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IPhone owners charging Apple and AT&T with breaking antitrust laws asked a federal judge this week to force Apple to hand over the iPhone source code.
Newlaunches.com
MyPsy Psychological Profiler app from Apple can help employers
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We may be thrilled by those so called, personality tests that we have given in the past. But hey, how correct and affective are these, really? Just a few combinations of conditional code can get you some pre-defined results. However, what separates the newly developed Psychological Profiler application from Apple is that it uses some smart ...
AppleInsider
Steve Jobs e-mails terse response to upset Apple developer
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When an emotional Mac developer wrote a lengthy e-mail about an issue to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, the multi-billionaire responded succinctly via his iPhone.
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The Mac Observer
News: Boot Camp Drivers 2.2 Adds Magic Mouse Support
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Apple rolled out Boot Camp Drivers Update 2.2 for Windows on Thursday. The update for Boot Camp users running Windows on their Mac includes driver support for Apple's wireless keyboard new Magic Mouse.
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Apple’s Mistake
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Paul Graham is a terrific, perceptive essayist. (If you haven’t read his collection Hackers & Painters: Big Ideas from the Computer Age: Essays on the Art of Programming then might I humbly suggest a visit to Amazon?) His latest essay on how Apple is treating the programmers who develop Apps for the iPhone/iTouch is [...]
NEWS
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Gadgetell
Apple Tablet delayed until late 2010?
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FROM APPLETELL - The latest rumor from DigiTimes claims we’ll have to wait even longer to get our hands on that Apple Tablet we all want so badly. But don’t get too sad… MORE » Full Story » | Written by NEWS for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article »
MacInTouch
Apple: Boot Camp Drivers Update 2.2 for Windows
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"...addresses issues with the Apple trackpad and turns off the red digital audio port LED on laptop computers when it is not being used. It also includes support for the Apple Magic mouse and wireless keyboard."
MacInTouch
Review: Apple TV
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We have updated our in-depth Apple TV review from Robert Mohns, who covers set-up, features, performance, compatibility, omissions, hacking, competition and the overall experience and value, with links to more resources.
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News: Ballmer: Microsoft Wants Back the Marketshare Apple is Taking
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Microsoft's annual shareholder meeting put CEO Steve Ballmer in the hot seat answering questions about marketshare the company is losing to Apple. Mr. Ballmer was quick to point out that his company still controls the majority of the OS market, but that every percentage point counts -- even the points that belong to Apple.
Xeni Jardin
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Boing Boing
A programmer's lament on the Apple App Store
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"How much of the goodwill Apple once had with programmers have they lost over the App Store? A third? Half? And that's just so far. The App Store is an ongoing karma leak." — Paul Graham....
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I tested Apple’s Magic Mouse with Windows 7 not long after I bought the device a few weeks ago. It paired through Bluetooth with no issues as expected, and works well, but lost was the scrolling I enjoy with a finger flick on my MacBook. Obviously, it’s a driver issue and I never thought twice [...]
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Channel 10
Twitter App Seesmic Moves to Windows
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The popular Twitter application from Seesmic is moving away from the Adobe AIR platform and over to Windows where it will use .NET and WPF technologies. The company also announced a Silverlight version is in the works for some sometime next year which will re-introduce the cross-platform capabilities previously offered via Adobe AIR. Considering ...
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MacNN
Microsoft roadmap puts Windows 8 in 2012
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Microsoft should once again release its next mainstream version of Windows about three years after the last, a roadmap obtained this week reveals. The schedule has the major revision, tentatively titled "Windows 8," launching in 2012 or about three years after Windows 7. It will purportedly keep in step with a rhythm developed by Microsoft that ...
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Gizmodo
Windows 7 Sales Are Great
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March, 2007 : Windows Vista 's initial sales are great, "more than doubling" those of its predecessor, Windows XP . Flash forward to November, 2009 : Windows 7 initial sales are 234% higher than Vista's. Those numbers sound awfully similar... What does this all mean? To be honest, not all that much—mostly, it means that there are just more ...
Kyle VanHemert
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Gizmodo
Black Friday Deals: The Only List You Need
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Black Friday is a week away, and thousands of markdowns are already announced. Our master list of Giz-friendly deals—a hefty read—includes similar items priced differently at different stores. Keep it refreshed, cuz we'll be updating it all week. UPDATE: We had to add a Page 2 with TVs, Video Games, Printers and Software Doorbuster ...
Ubergizmo
Microsoft Windows 8 set for 2012 release
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With Windows 7 having been released nearly a month since today to rave reviews worldwide, it does make us sit up and take notice that Microsoft has plans to roll out Windows 8 in 2012 - that's a mere 3 years since Windows 7 was launched, keep in sync with Microsoft's rhythm of releasing major and new software every four years apart. What do you ...
Ubergizmo
Bamboo Comic Pen & Touch
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The Bamboo Comic Pen & Touch, also known as the CTH-461/S1, is similar to the Bamboo Fun Small where its body and pen are concerned. However, since the Bamboo Comic Pen & Touch is meant for illustrators as well as those who dabble with comics and manga, you get five dedicated software including Pixia Edition, Illust Studio Mini, Comic ...
Mike Tech Show Podcast
MTS-2009-11-19 #279
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SyncBack, Super Flexible File Synchronizer, Windows Live Sync vs Live Mesh vs SkyDrive, Paragon Backup and Recovery, WhoCrashed, How to solve Windows system crashes in minutes, NiNite, Windows 7 Super Tweaks, 100 Different Evernote Uses, 20 Essential Tweaks and Tips For Firefox
Digg.com
Sinofsky's Windows plan: More data, less testosterone
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While some have criticized Steven Sinofsky for being tight-lipped, the Windows boss insists that he is being prudent, not secretive."Everybody wants to know what's coming and what's next." But, he said, talking too soon, too early is actually a bad thing that just leads to frustration.
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TechNet Blogs
Backup and Recovery of Non-Windows VMs on Hyper-V – IT JUST WORKS!
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In the last few posts I showed you a simple (and low cost ) manual method for back and recovery of virtual machines running on Hyper-V. When I ran through the process in my lab, I purposely used two different types of virtual machines: one Windows VM with a VSS-aware OS and enabled integration services (Windows Server 2003) VM without VSS or ...
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TechNet Blogs
SEHOP per-process opt-in support in Windows 7
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In a previous blog post we discussed the technical details of Structured Exception Handler Overwrite Protection (SEHOP) which is an exploit mitigation feature that was first introduced in Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008 RTM. SEHOP prevents attackers from being able to use the Structured Exception Handler (SEH) overwrite exploitation ...
Sunshine
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LiveSide
Windows Live Essentials & Services Book
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For everyone who wants to get the most out of Windows Live: The Windows Live Essentials and Services Book . This book by MVP Brad Jones and Marcus Schmidt is a full-color, step-by-step guide for using Microsoft's new Windows Live Essentials series of free applications. Step-by-step instructions show you how to use not only these applications, ...
TechSpot
Tech Tip of the Week: Unearth Region-Specific Windows 7 Themes
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Microsoft stepped up its game in more ways than one with the advent of Windows 7. The graphical user interface, for example, looks and functions better in than previous releases and is easy to customize. Without digging deep, even inexperienced users coming from Windows XP and Vista can see that Microsoft really attempted to bring a degree of ...
Erika Morphy
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E-Commerce Times
Ballmer Gives Shareholders - and Dell - Cause for Optimism
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The early indicators that Windows 7 is doing well seem to be piling up. CEO Steve Ballmer gave that perception a boost at the company's annual shareholders meeting on Thursday, announcing that Microsoft "has already sold twice as many units of Windows 7 than any other operating system ever launched in a comparable time." Do the early numbers ...
Brad Sams
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Neowin.net
Windows 8 is coming in 2012
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According to the latest roadmap from Microsoft, it would appear that Windows 8 will arrive sometime in 2012. This would follow a three year product cycle that would keep it in line with Vista and Windows 7 releases. The road map is clear about the targeted date and does not try to hide the fact that the code name is "Windows 8". Little else is ...
The Tech Report
Power Pack 3 for Windows Home Server arrives next week
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Atom-based home servers are ganging up on shoppers this holiday season, promising perks like centralized data storage, automated backups, and media streaming at bargain prices. According to the Windows Team Blog, Microsoft will add icing to the cake next week by patching in full Windows 7 support to...
Liam Westley
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Geekswithblogs.net
Hosted exception collection for .NET applications made easy – Exceptioneer.com
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I own a company, Tiger Computer Services Ltd, which is an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) providing .NET software solutions to clients in the London area. One of the most significant considerations when running a small ISV is the cost of supporting software in the field. For some clients, support is not a billable item, especially if the fault ...
Jason Reis
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Geekswithblogs.net
Installing VS2010 Beta 2 on my MacBook Pro
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I use Boot Camp on my MacBook Pro to run Windows 7. Last night I thought I would try installing Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2. Sadly, the install kept failing with an "access denied" error. I was determined to figure it out. I ran Process Monitor to see what was going on and looked at some of the log files it was writing to. One of them ...
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Public Knowledge
Another Pro-ACTA Letter from MPAA, RIAA, et al.
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A number of movie studios, record labels, and other copyright-holding companies (and their related trade associations) have also written a pro-ACTA letter to Congress , which I first saw posted on Ben Sheffner’s blog . Minus the bizarre “distraction” claim, it follows the same basic pattern—that ACTA will benefit IP ...
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Public Knowledge
Public Knowledge Statement on MPAA Letter Regarding Anti-Counterfeiting Treaty
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For Immediate Release: November 20, 2009 Background: The Motion Picture Association Association (MPAA) yesterday sent a letter to Capitol Hill asking for more transparency for deliberations on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA). A copy of the letter is here: The ...
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We’ve just received a full spec list for the very blurry Motorola Motus and it’s pretty interesting. Why, you ask? Besides AT&T 3G support, the specs are pretty similar if not identical to the Motorola CLIQ. Our connect didn’t flat…
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Ubergizmo
Motorola Crush offers affordable touchscreen
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Motorola seems to be picking up the pace with their latest touchscreen device that won't hurt your pockets, known as the Motorola Crush. This EV-DO Rev.0 device will be equipped with a 2.8” touchscreen at 240 x 400 resolution, a 2-megapixel camera, a virtual on-screen QWERTY keypad, stereo Bluetooth connectivity and a 3.5mm audio port. ...
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Ubergizmo
Dell cuts Motorola Droid price
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Dell has slashed the Motorola Droid ( see our review ) price to a mere $119 with a 2-year contract with Verizon Wireless. Good news for those who want a Droid and don't mind sticking to the same carrier as this deal also applies to contract extensions. At $119 a pop, it is clearly tempting, especially when Dell will Fedex it to your doorstep for ...
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Engadget
How would you change Motorola's CLIQ?
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It's a funny thing, the CLIQ . When it was introduced at a low-key press conference, the world gasped as the flagging handset maker finally made its first really bold move since the RAZR by ushering in its first-ever Android handset. Here we a few months later, and the only Android-based Moto that anyone's talking about is the Droid . That said, ...
Tricia Duryee
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MocoNews
Motorola Buys RadioFrame Division For Undisclosed Terms
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Motorola ( NYSE: MOT ) said it is buying a division of privately held RadioFrame Networks, which makes network equipment for Sprint’s Nextel division. The iDen base station technology will become part of its Motorola’s Home & Networks Mobility business, which was rumored to be for sale . Motorola did not disclose terms of the deal.
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Phone Scoop
Motorola Plans Droid Camera Fix Via OTA Update
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In response to an email, Motorola spokesperson Juli Burda told Phone Scoop that Motorola is planning an over-the-air software update to make improvements to the Droid's camera. She said, "With Droid, and with the rest of our growing portfolio ... (follow link to read)
Electronista
Motorola Motus spotted, headed to AT&T?
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Motorola's Motus has been spotted in a leak that also suggests it won't be exclusive to T-Mobile. The device appears to be a smaller version of the Cliq with its directional pad "hidden" in the QWERTY keyboard section. A lone photo from AndroidAndMe also suggests it will be a "reverse" flip where the phone opens like a clamshell, although it's ...
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Boy Genius Report
Motorola DROID giveaway: Part 1
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Alright, here we go… We’ll be giving away three of the five Motorola DROIDs in our stockpile in this particular contest, and here is what you will need to know if you’re interested in entering: We realize that a lot…
ChicagoBusiness.com Breaking News
Motorola buys wireless tech unit from RadioFrame Networks
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(Reuters) - Motorola Inc. said on Friday it is buying privately held RadioFrame Networks' iDen wireless technology business to combine it into its own network equipment unit. Motorola, which invented the iDen mobile phone network technology, said RadioFrame's business would expand its portfolio ...
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Muscle Milk pilgrim sexing up Thanksgiving
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Considering how naughty Halloween has gotten, it was only a matter of time before someone took a crack at Thanksgiving. That someone is Muscle Milk, the athletic drink brand, which channels Justin Timberlake in this spoof hip-hop music video "Sexy Pilgrim" (posted below), courtesy of ad agency Pereira & O'Dell. It's fairly similar to the ...
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Boing Boing
Please release me: Mario, MinMe & Mini Squadrons, DigiDrives & Captain Successors
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It's a sure sign it's gearing up to the holidays when the games start pouring in thick and fast, and this week saw the high profile release of two just as highly-anticipated (and by all accounts excellent) sequels: the renaissance stealth of Assassin's Creed II to the dirty Delta zombie-slaughter of Left 4 Dead 2, but there's one return that's ...
Electronista
Motorola Crush reaches US Cellular
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US Cellular has added the Motorola Crush to its lineup on Friday. The handset is unique in its placement of the lock and call buttons above its 2.8-inch, 240x400 resolution touchscreen instead of below it, as is usual. There is also a 2-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth support and a microSDHC memory card slot....
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Phone Scoop
Motorola Picks Up RadioFrame's iDEN Assets
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Today Motorola announced that it has acquired the iDEN network assets of RadioFrame. RadioFrame makes lower-cost and power-efficient iDEN base stations. Motorola believes that RadioFrames' base station technology will help it to improve upon its iDEN network and push-to-talk ... (follow link to read)
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Laughing Squid
Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual Song
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“Monster Manual” by Mixel Pixel (song) and Dan Meth (video) via Neatorama This is a blog post from Laughing Squid, subscribe via RSS, Twitter, Facebook & FriendFeed. This is a blog post from Laughing Squid , subscribe via RSS , Twitter , Facebook & FriendFeed .
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The Tao of Mac
Windows Mobile
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The descendant of CE , oft-rebranded but never really overwhelming. Resources: Date Link Notes Nov 17 Windows Mobile Market Share Drops by About 30 Percent in 2009 Impressive. ☯ " Windows Mobile " was written by Rui Carmo for The Tao of Mac and was originally posted on Friday, 20 November 2009. Except as noted, it's ©2009 Rui Carmo ...
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Windows Mobile 7 could arrive in March 2010
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Word has it that Microsoft will roll out Windows Mobile 7 in March sometime next year, and we sure as heck hope that Microsoft doesn't botch this one up considering how far Windows Mobile already is behind the game where smartphone operating systems are concerned. Hopefully Windows 7 is an omen of things to come, as healthy competition will ...
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AP Launches New App for Windows Mobile
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The Associated Press has just launched a new application designed for Windows Mobile devices called AP Mobile. Soon to be made available in the Windows Phone Marketplace , the new application offers news from 1100+ local providers across 50 categories including top news, business, politics, world, sports, celebrity, travel, and more. The ...
Ubergizmo
Sony Xperia X1 misses out on Windows Mobile 6.5 update
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Sony Ericsson has confirmed that their Sony Xperia X1 smartphone will not be getting any Windows Mobile 6.5 update, which is rather disappointing since it points toward cellphone manufacturers who don't seem to offer long enough support for their devices these days. Permalink: Sony Xperia X1 misses out on Windows Mobile 6.5 update from Ubergizmo |
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Steve Ballmer hallelujahs Windows 7
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Displaying a chart labeled "Windows Ads Are Working," the CEO claimed that more 18-to-24-year-olds had decided that Microsoft products offered the best value over Apple. Generally analysts think that Microsoft might be onto a winner with Windows 7 and that PC sales could be quite hot in the run up to Christmas.
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Electricpig.co.uk
Windows Mobile 7 unveiled March 2010
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We’ve seen the odd Windows Mobile 7 leak popping up over the last few weeks, but now Microsoft has hinted at when we’ll be seeing more details get the red stamp and made official. Read on for the full details. Neowin is on the ground at the Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles at the moment, [...] Related posts: PS3 ...
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The Progress
How the iPhone "Disrupted" Microsoft's Windows Mobile
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Great story in Wired about how Apple disrupted Microsoft's mobile OS lead, again illustrating how quickly today's leaders can, and probably will, become tomorrow's laggards in the topsy-turvy tech biz. And on the benefits of Apple's heretical "closedness": The iPhone operates on a closed system, which can only run on Apple hardware, meaning third-
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Geekswithblogs.net
Windows Mobile 6.5 Gestures : Introduction
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Found a nice article on Code Project about using gesture API's on Windows Mobile 6.5 devices. Hit the link and give it a read. And off I go to try the program out.
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Geekswithblogs.net
More "Getting started with managed code development for Windows Mobile" articles
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Last year Chris Craft wrote this excellent " 30 days of .NET " articles where he wrote 30 .NET applications in C# each day. I have gone through the initial few and plan to complete the list as and when I find time. He hasn't actually explained the code and the application logic in detail and that would surely be some task if you are doing 30 ...
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Textually.org
Money Transfers to Become Hottest Mobile App, Says Gartner
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Money transfers and payments over mobile phones will be among the top 10 most important mobile applications by 2012, market research company Gartner said on Wednesday, reports PC World . Mobile money transfers top the list, beating out location-based services, search and browsing. "It's a way for users who don't have a bank account to get access ...
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Communities Dominate Brands
Highlights of Day 2 at GSMA Mobile Asia Congress in Hong Kong
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I gave my review and comments on Day 1 of the GSM Association's big Mobile Asia Congress that was held ere in Hong Kong this week. I gave Twitter updates also about Day 2. I will give here my main...
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OoohHHH BaBy!! Any BlackBerry Pearl fans out there? I know there are. And I know so many of you have been waiting for Research in Motion to release an updated version of the candybar-styled BlackBerry Pearl 81xx Series Smartphone. Good news. The wait is getting shorter, because what you're looking at in these photos is the new BlackBerry Pearl ...
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Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone
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Verizon is another carrier that has now made available the BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone which won't make heads turn as it goes about its job quietly, helping you check your emails and messages while replying with aplomb. Just in case you're curious to know what the Curve 8530 holds, it comes with a 2.5? display, a 2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi ...
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Boy Genius Report
Verizon now selling the BlackBerry Curve 8530
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It might not be fancy or scream “look at me”, but Verizon’s now-available BlackBerry Curve 8530 is a smartphone that gets the job done. Kitted out with a 2.5″ display, 2 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, GPS and 256MB of flash memory,…
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EWeek
New RIM BlackBerry, Sony Phones Offer Big Cameras, Bigger App Stores
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The holidays are upon us, and new devices from Research In Motion, Sony, and other manufacturers offer users a host of new multimedia capabilities. RIMs BlackBerry line seems to be incorporating more consumer-style features such as dedicated music buttons with every passing generation, and Sony is embracing both Google Android and Windows Mobile 6.
Adrants
Your Blackberry Storm Will Kill You With Lightning
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We're not quite sure a brand would associate themselves with life-threatening lightning but McCann-Erikson New York has chosen to for Verizon's Blackberry Storm 2.
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Facebook has threatened legal action against a service that sells friends on the social networking site. It said it would take the action against marketing firm USocial unless it stopped violating Facebook's rights.
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The Future Is All About Context: The Pragmatic Web
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The semantic Web has long been heralded as the future of the Web. Proponents have said that Web experiences will some day become more meaningful and relevant based on the AI-esque computational power of natural-language processing (NLP) and structured data that is understandable by machines for interpretation. However, with the rise of the ...
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Andy Beal
Facebook Is a Video Powerhouse As Well
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Facebook just keeps chuggin’ along doesn’t it? While everyone talks about the latest in this or that, the next greatest innovation in the next greatest thing since sliced bread and all the other fixings that go with Internet marketing and social media hype Facebook just gets results. Sure there are the occasional misfires on how they [...]
Adam Ostrow
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Mashable!
Twitter and Facebook Client Brizzly Now Open to All
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Brizzly is a web-based Twitter and Facebook client that has been gaining some momentum and buzz over the past couple months. It has some slick features like being able to view photos and videos in-line in your Twitter stream, threaded DMs, and built-in photo uploading. It also recently added support for Twitter Lists . However, it’s remained ...
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B R I G H T
Tag Ikea-meubels op Facebook
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Taggen van foto's is de populairste functie in Facebook. Ikea gebruikte het heel slim ter promotie van een nieuwe winkel. In het najaar van 2009 wilde Ikea een actie opzetten om de opening van de nieuwe winkel in Malmö te promoten. Bij voorkeur zou de actie voor flink wat buzz zorgen in heel Zweden. Ze gebruiken een bestaande functionaliteit ...
Frank Reed
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Andy Beal
Woman Loses Benefits, In Part, Due to Facebook
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So I had to open my big mouth on my previous post today and say that Facebook is keeping its nose clean with regard to news as of late. I guess it still is despite this particular incident that happened to a woman living in our neighbor to the north, Canada. You remember Canada. The place [...]
Matt Holliday
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Inside Facebook
Alice In Wonderland Poster Art Released Through Mad Hatter’s Facebook Fan Page
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More movie companies are using Facebook to reward fans and followers of their films by offering everything from early trailers to choosing where a movie is released. Disney is the latest to cater to the Facebook crowd, giving fans of its upcoming “Alice in Wonderland” remake a first look at artwork from movie posters. The page [...]
Doug Caverly
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Top News
Bebo May Beat Retreat From Australia
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Sometimes you just have to know when to call it quits, and a new report indicates that Bebo has decided now's the time to cut its losses in Australia. Bebo is supposed to end its operations in the country before the end of the year. Paul McIntyre , who was the first to report this potential move, noted today that nothing official's been announced.
Eric Eldon
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Inside Facebook
Facebook Growth Increases in Latin America, Argentina Now Largest Country in Region
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As we’ve seen in other parts of the world, Facebook continues to grow by more monthly active users every month in Latin America. This past month, it grew by 3.9 million users to reach 39.3 million monthly actives in the region, according to our Global Monitor report. This is up from the approximately 2 million [...]
Ben Lorica
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O'Reilly Radar
Asia Continues to be Facebook's Strongest Growth Region
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With Facebook topping 330 million active users over the past week, the company's strongest growth region continues to be Asia. Over the last 12 weeks, Facebook added close to 17M active users in Asia alone. Since my previous post , the share of active users from Asia grew by 2% (to 13.5% of all users), and roughly 1 in 7 users now come from the ...
Alan Long
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Hitwise Intelligence
Bebo out from downunder?
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This morning’s online news reported that Bebo is about to close its Australian operations. But what does that really mean? To Australian Bebo users it means very little, there will be no change to their interaction with their social networks, but to AOL, who purchased Bebo in March 2008, it means a whole lot more, it is a response to not being ...
Jennifer Van Grove
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Mashable!
3 Creative Ways SMBs Can Use Social Media for Holiday Discounts
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This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum , where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. Every year consumers turn to the web to scour for the best holiday shopping deals. Black Friday has practically become a holiday of its own, with retailers jumping on the ...
Leena Rao
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TechCrunch
Qwisk Brings Your Social Networks To The Browser
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Qwisk, which is launching today at the Real-Time CrunchUp, is an innovative new way to add a social twist to your browser. The site, which is a product of Y Combinator -funded company Socialbrowse, connects with you with your friends on Facebook and Twitter in real-time as you browse the web. We have 500 invites exclusively for TechCrunch users. ...
Veronica
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HipMojo.com
Depressed Woman Loses Benefits Over Facebook Photos
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After posting pictures of herself having fun on facebook, Nathalie Blanchard, 29, is fighting to have her benefits reinstated after her employer’s insurance company cut them. Nathalie Blanchard, 29, has been on leave from her job at IBM in Bromont, Que., for the last year and a half after she was diagnosed with major depression. The [...]
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ReadWriteWeb
Sponsor Post: Build a Better Personal Brand With Your Own Domain
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Editor's note: we offer our long-term sponsors the opportunity to write 'Sponsor Posts' and tell their story. These posts are clearly marked as written by sponsors, but we also want them to be useful and interesting to our readers. We hope you like the posts and we encourage you to support our sponsors by trying out their products. The concept ...
Today
Happiness on Facebook Cuts Canadian Woman's Health Care
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An IBM employee claims her medical leave was cut short based on the insurance company's assessment of her Facebook activities.
Sardar Mohkim Khan
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Startup Meme
Zynga isn’t done with making social games for Facebook: Farm, Fish and now Petville!
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Facebook was blocked in our office. Thanks Zynga for giving us Farmville and infesting every browser with virtual farms and keep all my colleagues occupied. Result, I have been deprived of keeping my social activity alive at work and it was pretty useful social networking I was involved in. It just happened today and when I go through some news ...
ClickZ News Blog
Facebook Lets Page Owners Target Content by Region
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Facebook has added an important new feature for Page owners with large numbers of geographically distributed fans. The capability allows Page admins to target content by location and language, offering brands, celebrities and major media orgs the promise of more relevant messaging. Using the function, a large brand like Adidas (above) can ...
Three Minds On Digital Marketing
ThreeMinds Weekly Digest
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What's Been Happening This Week? Brands + Social Media = A Happy Marriage? In the same week that Obama admits that he has never used Twitter, a study was released that shows that he's not the only one that doesn't get it. 50% of the Fortune100 twitter accounts have less than 500 followers, and many brands still view the service as another ...
Bizjournals Technology:General News
Wide disparity in Facebook valuations
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The true valuation of Facebook Inc. isn't likely to be known until it goes public or is acquired. (MSFT)
Sardar Mohkim Khan
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Startup Meme
Brizzly the Social Media Reader for Facebook and Twitter to public
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After taking its time building itself up in private beta, Brizzly , the Twitter and Facebook client is finally available for the public. The client makes it easier for users to easily view videos and photos right within the streams on Twitter as well as letting you make direct uploads. The client is still in beta which means there will be tests ...
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Engadget
Philips has just announced a new 9704 LED Pro line of televisions bound for the UK. The two sets promise a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio, a 200Hz refresh rate, and a 1-ms response time . Philips promises both models -- the 40-inch 40PFL9704 and the 46-inch 46PFL9704 -- are up to 50 percent more energy efficient than previous models, and both boast ...
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Philips releases new LED Pro HDTVs
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Philips has unveiled 2 rather interesting new models in its LED HDTV line up, namely the 40PFL9704 and the 46PFL9704. These TVs boast “LED Pro” which is Philips’ next generation LED backlight technology. Aside from that, you’ll find better contrast ratio, 200Hz refresh rate and it’s claimed to be 50 percent more ...
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Journalism.co.uk
Twelve new editorial and media jobs at Journalism.co.uk
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Twelve great new editorial and media job opportunities this week on Journalism.co.uk’s jobs board: Senior financial journalist Senior financial journalist or analyst with a keen passion for researching and writing on companies listed on the LSE and AIM. Salary: DoE Proactiveinvestors Limited Bournemouth, England >>more Acting editor &
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Gizmodo
The 5 Best TVs You Can Buy
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We've teamed up with the HD Guru himself, Gary Merson, to publish the absolute best five TVs you can buy right now. As you'll see (and might already notice above), there are some surprises on the list. Panasonic Z1 Panasonic's flagship HDTV is its thinnest 54-inch plasma HDTV ever, with only 1-inch depth. They did it by eliminating a third sheet ...
Charlie Sorrel
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Wired
The Illustrated Man: How LED Tattoos Could Make Your Skin a Screen
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The title character of Ray Bradbury’s book The Illustrated Man is covered with moving, shifting tattoos. If you look at them, they will tell you a story. New LED tattoos from the University of Pennsylvania could make the Illustrated Man real (minus the creepy stories, of course). Researchers there are developing silicon-and-silk ...
Digg.com
How LED Tattoos Could Change The Face of Humanity
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New LED tattoos from the University of Pennsylvania could make the Illustrated Man real (minus the creepy stories, of course). Researchers there are developing silk and silicon implantable devices which sit under the skin like a tattoo. Already implanted into mice, these tattoos could carry LEDs, turning the wearer’s skin into a screen.
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TrustedReviews Site-wide Feed
Philips Announces 'LED Pro' Ambilight HDTV Line
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While probably not quite as mind blowing as the remarkable Cinema 21:9 (why oh why has no-one else copied that form factor yet?!), Philips has unveiled two rather tasty new additions to its LED HDTV line-up.
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Free LED Cookbook from TI
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By way of Andrew Q Righter of HacDC comes word of this free PDF from Texas Instruments, a 41-page "cookbook" of circuit designs and application notes for TI's LED-related components. [Thanks, Andrew!] LED Reference Design Cookbook [PDF] Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Electronics | Digg this!
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Pentadyne Buys UK Firm
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Chatsworth-based Pentadyne Power, a developer of flywheel-based storage systems, said Thursday afternoon that it has acquired TGT Energy Ltd., a UK-based developer of flywheel technology for rail and energy recycling applications. Financial terms of the buy were not disclosed. TGT Energy Ltd., which is based in the UK, has been working with ...
Mike Masnick
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Techdirt
UK Digital Economy Bill As Bad As Expected; Digital Britain Minister Flat Out Lies About ISP Support
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Just as the leaks predicted , the UK government has offered up its Digital Economy Bill , which includes massive changes to copyright law, including the power of the government to effectively change the law at will with little to no oversight. Basically, it would let the Business Secretary, Lord Mandelson, change copyright law through secondary ...
MacInTouch
Apple: LED Cinema Display iSight Firmware Update 1.0
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"...corrects an issue with the built-in iSight camera on the LED Cinema Display where the camera may not be recognized by applications."
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The Guardian World News
Surge in 'libel tourism' brings 11% rise in cases
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The number of defamation cases that reached the high court surged by 11% in 2008 to a four-year high, as foreign claimants took advantage of the UK's tougher laws to seek "libel tourism" awards from publishers. A total of 259 high court defamation writs were issued last year, according to a review by the law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain, the ...
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Apple may be having a hard time selling the iPhone in China, but momentum is picking up in Europe as distribution widens. The end of exclusivity has already triggered a big leap in market share for the popular handset in France and observers say the phenomenon is about to repeat itself in the U.K.
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IPhone/iPod
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Drawing on its tradition of engineering excellence Dynamic Controls has integrated an iPhone with its power wheelchair electronics - thus enabling power wheelchair users to enjoy all the benefits of an iPhone or iPod touch.
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Gizmodo
This Week's Best iPhone Apps
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In this week's charmingly tawdry app roundup: Voices, creepily modulated! Annoying trips to Kinkos, averted! Cats, artfully superimposed! Photos, easily shared! iPhone speakers, blown! Call of Duty, iPhone'd! Google Maps, humiliated! Certifiably good games, discounted! And more... To view as a single page, click here Voices : There are a few ...
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Gizmodo
Flo TV Shown Off On The iPhone For Reasons Unknown
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I get that this Flo TV iPhone demo is just a proof of concept. That's fine! I'm just a little confused as to what the concept is. Is it just what they're showing us? A Flo TV app, that requires some kind of accessory to tune into broadcasts? That's possible, but given how well the iPhone can stream video over 3G, it'd be a hard sell, even with ...
MacNN
Qualcomm demos FLO TV on iPhone
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Qualcomm has quietly shown an example receiver that would give the iPhone and iPod touch FLO TV reception. Despite assertions that the company would use iPhone OS 3.0 support for native hardware, the demonstrator mimics the strategy used for the Softbank 1Seg tuner in Japan and pipes video over Wi-Fi. The receiver itself is roughly as large as ...
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Journalism.co.uk
#Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – creating iPhone apps
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Mobile: Thinking about creating your own iPhone app for your website? Look at BusinessWeek's DIY guide for tips on getting started . Tipster: Laura Oliver . To submit a tip to Journalism.co.uk, use this link - we will pay a fiver for the best ones published.
Ubergizmo
IPhone controls wheelchair
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Dynamics Controls managed to integrate an iPhone with its power wheelchair electronics, allowing iPhone or iPod touch owners in such a wheelchair to navigate using their device instead for a different experience. This solution also will show off the current speed, battery life and relevant wheelchair information in an easy-to-understand manner ...
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Fast Company
Drive a Mercedes with Your iPhone and Nine Other Mind-Blowing Stories This Week on Fast Company
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Mind-blowing phrase of the week: "interferometric modulation," which can be loosely translated as " Oh my God! Qualcomm’s Mirasol e-reader has color video! " Mercedes Benz unveiled an app that lets you control your car with the iPhone . But Intel one-ups the luxe car maker with an implantable chip that lets you control your computer using only ...
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Engadget
PlayStation 3 Video Delivery Service spreads to Europe
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When Sony isn't busy adding Facebook functionality or potentially courting Firefox for its PS3, it likes nothing better than to dream of global all-encompassing online services and stores . A step toward that goal is the company's recent introduction of the PS3 Video Delivery Service into the heart of Europe. PlayStation loyalists in Deustchland,
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The Bivings Report
Twitterslurp hits Barcelona at PdF Europe
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The Bivings Group powers the Personal Democracy Forum website and is proud to run Twitterslurp, a Twitter hashtag aggregator tool being used by those attending and monitoring this year’s European Personal Democracy Forum Conference, currently being held in Barcelona. Use #pdfeu to join hundreds of attendees of the conference, which focuses on ...
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The Apple Core
First serious iPhone app for DJs: Touch DJ
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Touch DJ is the first serious iPhone app for DJs allowing you to scratch and loop tracks, adjust the pitch and equalization and even add effects. All from the Palm of your hand. My turntables are suddenly looking really heavy.
Laura June
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Engadget
Dynamic Controls unveils integrated iPhone app for wheelchair controls
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Dynamic Controls has just taken the wraps off of its new iPhone application which should be of great interest to those who use a wheelchair on a daily basis. The application -- which connects with the wheelchair via Bluetooth and has a built-in charger for the iPhone or iPod touch -- enables diagnostics to check for any problems with the chair. ...
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ReadWriteWeb
An iPhone Visualization App That Syncs with the Cloud
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Roambi announced a pro version of its iPhone application this week that syncs with Salesforce.com and other cloud-based services or on-premsie sales environments. It's a visualization application, providing mobile workers with a pretty cool way to see sales information. Integration is by far one of the most significant trends we are seeing in ...
Electronista
Multi-carrier iPhone in France doubles sales
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The elimination of the iPhone's exclusivity to Orange in France has resulted in "more than double" the sales of the device and dealt a blow to the BlackBerry, according to research notes issued recently. Estimates from Bernstein, Strategy Analytics and others report twice as many iPhones being shipped in the summer quarter as in the spring due ...
Romenesko
GQ for iPhone is "a smart first step towards re-imagining the magazine for digital"
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MinOnline Steve Smith says the digital version of December's GQ isn't exactly the "App of the Year," "but Conde Nast's launch of the GQ 'Man of the Year' issue in an iPhone version brims with intriguing ideas about how to handle deeper magazine content on mobile platforms large and small."
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Joystiq
'Normal' Monopoly now on iPhone
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Although a version called Monopoly: Here & Now: The World (sweet mercy, that title!) was previously released on iPhone, there is also now a plain ol' version of Monopoly for $5 on the App Store. The game supports up to four players on the same network or through "pass 'n play." There's also the option of a two player game through Bluetooth ...
Harry McCracken
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Technologizer
Flook, a Location-Aware Microphotoblogging App for iPhone
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I’ve been playing with Flook, a clever new program that’s now available on Apple’s iPhone App Store. Conceptually, it’s very, very simple: You use it to capture images with your phone and attach brief titles and captions to them. Flook then turns the image, title and caption into a full-screen combo it calls a card, [...]
Greg Kumparak
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CrunchGear
Review: Klipsch iGroove SXT Speaker System for iPhone and iPod
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Short Version: You want to listen to Fergie in the kitchen. Don’t worry, I understand. Fergie and cooking eggs just go together well. If you’ll be piping Fergie off an iPhone or iPod, you’ll probably want a compatible speaker system. Like anything in the audio world, the price tag on dedicated speaker systems for the iPhone [...]
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Silicon Alley Insider
Where's That 'Badass' Hulu iPhone App?
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One of the iPhone apps we're craving the most is still missing in action: An app from Hulu, the Web video company owned by NBC, Fox, and Disney. It's one of the things that readers ask us about the most, so we thought we'd revisit it. Read the rest of this story » See Also: How iPhone Apps Are Raking In Cash From Virtual Goods (AAPL, ERTS) ...
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Joystiq
Super Monkey Ball 2 goes bananas on iPhone this year
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Sega is preparing a sequel to its App Store launch title, Super Monkey Ball , due out sometime before the end of the year. According to Touch Arcade , Super Monkey Ball 2 will add 115 new levels, multiplayer functions, and, perhaps most importantly, minigames. Monkey Bowling will be included in the download, with Monkey Golf and Monkey Target ( ...
Techworld.com News
Cisco free iPhone app grabs security feeds
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Cisco SIO To Go iPhone application for IT managers on the road Cisco has made available a free iPhone app that can be used to receive over a dozen security-related information feeds in customisable form related both to Cisco products and to general security topics, such as newly detected threats.
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
First iPhone Worm Found
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We have located the first iPhone worm, dubbed as Ikee . It's currently spreading in the wild, but it's only able to infect devices that have been " jailbroken " by their owners. Jailbreaking removes iPhone's protection mechanisms, allowing users to run any software they want. Affected users will find that their iPhone wallpaper has been altered ...
APC
Telstra CEO: iPhone tethering for Next G coming soon!
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Better late than never, Telstra boss David Thodey says the carrier is working with Apple to enable Next G tethering on the iPhone.
Macworld
Review: Snapture for iPhone
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As a one-stop solution for the shortcomings of the iPhone's built-in camera, Snapture does an admirable job. It should be one of the first apps you turn to for improving your phone's camera.
TIME.com Top Business Stories
GM Keeps Opel, Announces Europe Job Cuts, Angers Germans
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Germany was hit with a one-two punch this week -- first, GM pulled out of a deal to sell Opel and Vauxhall, then it announced 10,000 job cuts in Europe. Can Berlin do anything now to protect its interests?
MacInTouch
Review: iPhone 3G
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Robert Mohns's review of Apple's new iPhone 3G offers comparisons with the first iPhone, discussion of new features and enterprise support, a look at the new "ecosystem" Apple has built around the device, a screenshot and sample photo gallery and links for more information.
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The Map Room
Geotagging Apps for the iPhone
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Macworld reviews four geotagging applications for the iPhone . Now the iPhone geotags its own photos — if you take a photo with the iPhone’s built-in camera, it can be automatically geotagged. But these applications turn the iPhone into a GPS logger: you shoot with your regular camera, and merge the time and location data from the ...
John Gruber
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Daring Fireball
Yours Truly on iPhone OS Private API Usage
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Apologies for the self-link, but I’ve gotten a few questions today from readers asking, honestly, just what the problem is with private APIs. This piece I wrote last year addresses it. As an addendum, I think there are many developers, especially those who aren’t coming to the iPhone from the Mac, who don’t understand how ...
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Eurogamer
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Super Monkey Ball 2 coming to iPhone
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It's due out in time for Christmas. An iPhone version of Super Monkey Ball 2 is due to launch in the App Store by the end of the year. The game will feature 115 new levels, local multiplayer, better graphics and an enhanced control system. It will also come with a mini-game, Monkey Bowling. Monkey Golf and Monkey Target are set to be added as ...
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