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TechCrunch
It was so close I could taste it. Two weeks ago we were ready to publicly launch the CrunchPad . The device was stable enough for a demo. It went hours without crashing. We could even let people play with the device themselves - the user interface was intuitive enough that people "got it" without any instructions. And the look of pure joy on the ...
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CrunchGear
The End Of The CrunchPad
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It was so close I could taste it. Two weeks ago we were ready to publicly launch the CrunchPad. The device was stable enough for a demo. It went hours without crashing. We could even let people play with the device themselves – the user interface was intuitive enough that people “got it” without any instructions. And the look of pure joy ...
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Electronista
CrunchPad tablet project self-destructs
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News site TechCrunch on Monday said that its CrunchPad tablet project has 'self destructed' due to a legal dispute. The touchscreen slate was to have been unveiled soon but is effectively being shut down as the actual developer, Fusion Garage, has claimed it will sell the device without further input from the co-developer and would only carry ...
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Don Reisinger
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Webware.com
Twitter is at it again. This time, the term "twitter" has taken the top spot of the world's most popular English word.
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Top Words of 2009
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Austin, TX November 29, 2009 – The Global Language Monitor has announced that Twitter is the Top Word of 2009 in its annual global survey of the English language. Twittered was followed by Obama, H1N1, Stimulus, and Vampire. The near-ubiquitous suffix, 2.0, was No. 6, with Deficit, Hadron the object of study of CERN’s new atom smasher, ...
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Adam Ostrow
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Mashable!
TweetDeck Gets Lists, Retweets, Location, and More
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In the past few weeks, we’ve seen lots of Twitter applications push out upgrades in an effort to keep pace with Twitter’s newest capabilities, like native retweets, geolocation, and Twitter Lists. Noticeably absent from the onslaught has been TweetDeck, which is still the most popular Twitter client on the desktop. Today, TweetDeck has ...
Michael Arrington
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TechCrunch
Bing’s 2009 Top Search Terms: Michael Jackson Beats Out Twitter
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It's that time of year again when we see each search engine roll out their top search queries for the year. Scrubbed for pornography and other NSFW stuff, of course. And also manipulated in other ways, like taking out old popular terms, to make sure the list is interesting, if not actually representative of anything, statistically speaking. Here ...
Jennifer Van Grove
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Mashable!
Amazon Shares its Top Cyber Monday Deals on Twitter
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Amazon killed their brick and mortar competition when it came to Black Friday Twitter buzz , and when all was said and done they were also the most visited website on Black Friday as well. The deals, however, are just getting started as today kicks off Amazon’s Cyber Monday discount extravaganza. So, while you can poke around their website ...
Readwriteweb
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ReadWriteWeb
Top 10 Mobile Web Products of 2009
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As part of our annual tradition, this week Read Write Web will present you with our "best of" posts for 2009, a series of articles that will examine the top web products in categories that range from consumer web apps to RSS and syndication platforms. Today, we're kicking off the series with a look at the top mobile web products of the past year.
Chris Crum
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Top News Feed
Death, Disease, Money, and Twitter on Bing
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Microsoft's Bing has revealed a top ten list of the most popular trending topics of 2009. To determine these, Bing analyzed billions of search queries and developed the list based on searches made with the Bing search (I mean decision) engine. "Not surprisingly, we saw a lot of folks using Bing for quick access to favorite sites like ...
Rev2.org
LocaFollow – Find Twitter-ers in Your Area or Interest
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Look ma! A Twitter tool that actually does something useful! I can hear the chorus and relieved sighs as I type this. Like me, I suspect most of you are tired of seeing the waves of useless Twitter and iPhone apps that keep flooding the Web hoping to glob onto the social buzz wagons. LocaFollow.com is a Twitter search tool that searches ...
James Lewin
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Podcasting News
WordPress VS Twitter? There’s No Contest!
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There’s been a lot of discussion, growing out of the tremendous popularity of Twitter, that blogging is going to be replaced by microblogging, or some other “next best thing”. Last year, for example, Wired magazine’s Paul Boutin weighed in on the subject, arguing that Twitter, Flickr, Facebook Make Blogs Look So 2004. ...
Kristine Lowe
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Journalism.co.uk
Twitter mishaps and netiquette for journalists
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This is an edited version of a post that first appeared on KristineLowe.blogs.com. Evidence suggests navigating the social web can be a bit of challenge for journalists, but does that mean we need a new set of ethical guidelines to manage their conduct? Last week, while organising a debate on whether we need rules for journalists’ [...]
Readwriteweb
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ReadWriteWeb
Twidroid 3.0 Launches with Plugin Support
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Originally set to launch in "early December," Twidroid surprised us by launching the next version of the popular Android Twitter client here on the last day of November instead. Twidroid 3.0, which is now available in the Android Marketplace, is a major update for this mobile application, introducing new features like geolocation, in-app image ...
Judith Townend
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Journalism.co.uk
Real-time Twitter trouble
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In keeping with the Twitter mishap theme, an unfortunate TV station billboard in the US, via Cnet News: “The enterprising folks at WPMI TV in Mobile, Ala., decided that they should reach out on a real-time basis to their viewers. They erected a billboard, adorned it with an image of three of its most photogenic anchors, [...]
Ubergizmo
Twitter For Your Mobile Phone
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Is Twitter getting out of hand? Well, it’s probably subjective, but nobody can deny that Twitter is insanely popular at the moment. Now it seems that the folks who work at Twitter in Japan are interested in charging users a price to access certain subscriptions. The prepaid accounts will cost anything between $1.15 and $11.60, and Twitter ...
Erick Schonfeld
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TechCrunch
Twitter Doesn’t Track The Zeitgeist. Only 2 Percent Of Tweets Overlap With Search Trends.
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Whenever you want to take a reading of the current zeitgeist , popular search terms can tell you a lot about what's on people's minds. Right now, for instance, the hottest search terms on Google Trends include "lakewood police shooting," "tiger woods mistress," "surviving Christmas," and "cyber monday 2009 deals." If you look at Trending Topics ...
Ivan Brezak Brkan
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TechCrunch Europe
Microblogging platform Shout’Em launches iPhone app – supports Twitter and StatusNet too
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[Croatia] Shout’Em , a startup from Croatia that lets you create your own microblogging network, has just launched their official iPhone app . While the Shout’Em platform was first intended to enable mobile social networking, the founders have since decided to ride the “microblogging wave” created by Twitter. With the launch of the Shout�
Steve O'Hear
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TechCrunch Europe
Always. Be. Tweeting. WeCanDo.BIZ launches Twitter-based sales tool
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[UK] A-B-C. Always. Be. Closing. That's about as far as my sales knowledge goes and it's lifted directly from a Hollywood movie . But now London-based WeCanDo.BIZ offers a different approach. "Always. Be. Tweeting" - my words not their's - with the launch of a Twitter-based sales tool that lets small businesses generate leads through the ...
F-Secure Antivirus Research Team (mailto:weblog\
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Black Friday 2009
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Today is Black Friday in the United States. Black Friday is the Friday after Thanksgiving and is traditionally the start of the Christmas holiday shopping season. Almost all big retailers promote "early bird" sales on Black Friday. How does one learn where the best deals are located? Well, either you buy a newspaper and look through the inserts & ...
Sardar Mohkim Khan
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Startup Meme
TweetDeck comes with more improvements; Maps, LinkedIn and what not!
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There is more coming up with the new version of TweetDeck and those includes its endless support for ReTweets, LinkedIn stream and geo tagging messages with maps. Talk about making a mess of the entire TweetDeck board, which is something I seriously don’t like at all. But that is something which can be taken care of as it enables you edit ...
Azaria Jagger
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Gawker
Michael Lohan Safe after His Twitter Impersonator Fakes Suicide
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After tweeting his good-byes and threatening to leap to his death off the Brooklyn Bridge , Michael Lohan's purported Twitter account abruptly went dead early Monday morning. What just happened? (Updated) UPDATE: Shabooty says it's not true, and that @TheMichaelLohan is in fact an impostor. Here's the email Lohan sent them: This is not not not me.
Virginia Nussey
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Bruce Clay Blog
How To Approach Ads, Content Distribution and Marketing on Twitter – SEM Synergy Extras
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How To Approach Ads, Content Distribution and Marketing on Twitter – SEM Synergy Extras is a post from: Bruce Clay Blog CC BY-ND 2.0 SEM Synergy and its accompanying blog post are usually reserved for Wednesdays. But since it’s a short week and you’ve got a Thanksgiving-themed recap ...
Don
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It's what I do
10 Reasons why brands fail on Twitter / Social Media - Daily SEO blog
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So true true true. If you are trying to make sense of this social media thing, read and understand this post. You cannot think of Twitter or Facebook as another ad channel... it is a discussion - about things that are relative and possibly fringe of your product/service. Discuss the world of your product, NOT just your product. 10 Reasons why ...
Mark Wilson
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Gizmodo
Technology Triumphs Over Magic, Harry Potter Clock Built From Twitter
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You know that clock Mrs. Weasley used to track members of her family at all times? Well, some guy actually built it using an arduino board that parses a few Twitter feeds. No wand or incantations (beyond expletives) required. [ HackedGadgets ]
Newlaunches.com
Twitter Japan will be offering micro payments to users
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Users can now really make use of their fame, scandals and gossip with the all new policy by Twitter Japan, that’s always seen as a different in its operability and approach to social networking. The new policy that’s aimed at making people serious Twitter-heads (as if they aren’t already) will help users charge a small fee to other users ...
EWeek
How Twitter Is Pollinating Commerce, Media and Gangs
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Twitter is a social medium that wears its tweets on its sleeve, publicly for all to see. This weekend, a perfect storm of events bubbled up to underscore what these are such heady times for our favorite microblogging service. Twitter took center stage for Black Friday shopping deals, helped break the news that Tiger Woods slammed his SUV into a ...
RssCloud Blog
Programmable Twitter client, day 2
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Much discussion about the programmable Twitter client concept thanks to a link from Gruber. He may be a Yankees fan (boo) but he has a good eye for interesting tech stufff. And the man is a flow machine. :-) Loic LeMeur of Seesmic says he had the idea first, but perhaps there was a misunderstanding. I want programming language built into Twitter ...
Andy Brudtkuhl
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Get A New Browser
P2 WordPress Theme – Twitter In A Box
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P2 WordPress Theme, like Twitter in a box Related posts:TweetSuite Rocks – Twitter and WordPress Integration Last week Microblink featured a killer new plugin from Dan...WordPress Glossary Plugin What I thought would be a quick and easy search...6 WordPress Plugins to Increase Reader Engagement One of the biggest reasons for our latest ...
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David Carnoy
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Crave
If you're looking for a rugged case that will keep your iPhone seriously protected and will help it survive a drop unscathed, check out our list of highly protective iPhone cases. Originally posted at Fully Equipped
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Kevin C. Tofel
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JkOnTheRun
A 4G iPhone on Verizon Currently Under Test?
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Does “iPhone 3,1″ mean anything to you? If not, let me give you a hint. In the fall of 2008, handsets with an “iPhone 2,1″ attribute were hitting web sites, presumably to test the future iPhone 3GS. It’s a year later and the identifying string has increased, so it’s a safe bet that a new [...]
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Ubergizmo
Multifl0w Helps Your iPhone Multitask
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While Apple continues to refuse to enable multitasking for non-native apps on the iPhone, it seems that the developer community isn’t throwing in the towel just yet. Now that multifl0w is out, the iPhone can finally multitask (albeit in a limited fashion). You’ll need to jailbreak your iPhone before this, and that would void your ...
Robin Wauters
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TechCrunch
EBuddy Debuts Premium iPhone App
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Nearly five months after launching a free, ad-supported application for iPhone and iPod Touch, eBuddy is today introducing a paid version of the program, which enables users to communicate with contacts across various instant messaging clients. Priced at $4.99 ( iTunes link ), which in my opinion is fairly expensive, the app lets you chat with ...
Jamie Lendino
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Gearlog
Magellan Unveils iPhone GPS Car Kit
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I'm not sure what's up with these expensive car kits for iPhone GPS apps, but it looks like Magellan wants in on the action. The Magellan Premium GPS Car Kit works with the iPhone and any GPS app--including, of course, Magellan's brand new RoadMate app. The car kit mounts to the windshield, charges the iPhone while mounted, and includes a noise- ...
Vladislav Savov
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Engadget
Keepin' it real fake, part CCXLV: the Nokia iPhone
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Alright, so iPhone and N97 knock-offs probably aren't the rarest of gems around these days, but how many handsets do you know that can lay claim to being both? The Cooli902 takes the iPhone's 3.5-inch touchscreen, spit-shines a pretty realistic iPhone OS clone-job, and then adds the Nokia flavor with a fully fledged QWERTY keypad ripped straight ...
Mel Martin
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
NDrive brings a low cost nav solution to the iPhone
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Filed under: iPhone , App Review Gee, I thought we had seen all the nav apps, but new ones keep popping up. NDrive , a new U.S. $32.99 app [iTunes link ] is actually pretty good for the money, and has a reasonably complete feature set. I don't put it in the class of the TomTom , Navigon or Magellan apps, but they cost twice as much. Here's what ...
Ars Technica
Next-gen iPhone in field testing, may have revamped Maps
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Apple looks to be already testing its next-generation iPhone hardware in the San Francisco area near its Cupertino headquarters, according to usage logs for the iBART public transit application. Usage logs like these revealed early testing of the iPhone 3GS last year , eight months before it launched this past summer. What the next revision of ...
Tonie van Ringelestijn
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B R I G H T
IPhone vierde generatie gespot
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Een nieuwe generatie iPhone dook op in bezoekcijfers van een app in Silicon Valley. Hij zou een fm-zender en wifi-n hebben. De aanduiding 'iPhone 3.1' is de afgelopen weken verschenen in de statistieken van de iPhone-app iBart, voor het checken van de treinen tussen San Francisco en Silicon Valley. De ontwikkelaar van iBart, Pandav, meldde dat ...
MacNN
Mogeneration hires iPhone worm writer as app developer
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The creator of an iPhone worm has been hired for a legitimate app development job at Mogeneration. Ashley Towns wrote the worm Ikee, a self-propagating program that switched a user's wallpaper to a picture of pop singer Rick Astley. The worm was allegedly not malicious, however it soon lead others to use similar code to obtain bank account login ...
Danny Allen
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Gizmodo
4iThumbs: iPhone Gets Another Physical Keyboard Idea
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Still wish the iPhone had physical letter keys like Blackberries or WinMo phones? First there was that butt-ugly iTwinge keyboard holster , now there's 4iThumbs: a clear plastic overlay with nubs located over the on screen keyboard. On the upside, the stick-on screen covers only cost $15 (portrait), $17 (landscape), or $20 for both. Problem is, ...
Charles Jade
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TheAppleBlog
Mystery iPhone Rides BART
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A chain of evidence shows what may be an as-yet-unreleased iPhone being used outside Apple’s industrial design lab, MacRumors is reporting, but in this case unreleased may not mean new. Whoever has this device in his or her possession apparently rides BART, the light-rail system serving San Francisco and the Bay Area. That’s known ...
Macworld
Vendor rages after iPhone hacker given job
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A security firm has expressed incredulity at the news that the Australian prank hacker who wrote a program targeting Apple iPhone users has been given a job by an app developer.
Ubergizmo
Qualcomm And Apple iPhone Deal?
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Are Apple and Qualcomm busy striking a deal for an iPhone in 2010? Apparently Qualcomm is in talks with Apple to work together, especially since the popular smartphones don’t use its 3G chips. The iPhone, BlackBerry and Palm Pre all do not utilize chips from Qualcomm at the moment, and that’s certainly something that Qualcomm would ...
MacNN
Korean iPhone launch shows high numbers
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The launch of the iPhone in South Korea has so far proven a success, reports say. The number of pre-orders at carrier KT is believed to have to risen from 53,000 to approximately 65,000 by Saturday's release date, significant in a market where 400,000 smartphones were sold in the third quarter. At a special launch event in Seoul, hundreds of ...
Macworld
Review: TweetTheBeat for iPhone
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For music lovers who also use the Twitter microblogging service, TweetTheBeat provides an interesting way to discover new music (and promote your own) with your iPhone or iPod touch.
Sharon Vaknin
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Crave
Novothink unveils Apple-certified solar charger for iPod, iPhone
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Surge is a sleek solar charger case for the iPhone and iPod touch. Originally posted at 30 Days of Innovation
PC World Latest
Xbox LIVE iPhone App Lets You Message on the Go
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Access your Xbox LIVE account on your iPhone with updated version of 360 Live status and messaging utility.
Readwriteweb
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ReadWriteWeb
The Ultimate Gift for the iPhone Developer in Your Life: Notepods
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We've discovered an adorable yet highly useful little product that could significantly ease some pain and lead to greater levels of productivity for smartphone developers. It's ridiculously simple as a concept, yet it allows for more creativity, freedom, and portability than any other tool we've seen for mobile developers, hands down. The ...
Jason Kaneshiro
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Webomatica
IPhone App: Ravensword
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Impressive graphics by iPhone standards: the world is three dimensional, which fully draws you in once you leave the safety of the town. Immediately familiar gameplay: slaughter stuff for experience and treasure, equip your hero with better weapons and armor purchased from various stores, and learn of new quests through conversations with ...
Andrew Liszewski
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OhGizmo!
Appstand iPhone Picture Frame
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By Andrew Liszewski I’m proud to say I’ve never bought a digital photo frame as a gift for someone, even though they’re a particularly popular item around the holidays. But I would consider gifting the Appstand, which is nothing more than a cleverly designed picture frame for the iPhone. Using the slideshow option it instantly ...
Sam mcloughln
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PalmAddicts
Verizon Bringing iPhone; Confirmed From 3rd Party App Dev of iPhone 3,1
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[From Tony Peric ] Verizon Bringing iPhone; Confirmed From 3rd Party App Dev of iPhone 3,1 according to fonefrenzy. "As we report earlier: Bigger News for Verizon Than Motorola’s Droid, it seems that Verizon may indeed be testing a CDMA version of the iPhone. It appears that an iPhone developer by the name of Pandav, told MacRumors that they ...
Sam mcloughln
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PalmAddicts
IBend iPhone Stand
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[From AW] AW sent me the link to this and if you have an iPhone then you may find this little novelty quite cool. "Your beloved iPhone is so smart it can do almost anything: guide you to Timbuktu, identify obscure Sinitta B-sides, tell you how to poach haddock, play vids…oh yes, it can even make phone calls. In fact the only thing it can’t ...
F-Secure Antivirus Research Team (mailto:weblog\
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Malicious iPhone Worm
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We've received a sample of a malicious iPhone worm with botnet functionality. Like the Ikee worm , it only affects Jailbroken iPhones which have SSH installed and have not changed the default password. This one connects to a web-based command & control center running at 92.61.38.16 in Lithuania. The worm is not widespread, but it is much ...
F-Secure Antivirus Research Team (mailto:weblog\
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Mobile Security on the Sony Ericsson Aino
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With the first iPhone worms making headlines , many people have contacted us regarding antivirus protection for the iPhone. Unfortunately there are no antivirus products available for iPhone, from any vendor. Producing such tools for iPhone would require assistance from Apple. As there are no worms for unmodified iPhones, there's no need (they ...
Jeremy Schoemaker
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Shoemoney
Droid, iPhone, BlackBerry – Rock Paper Scissors
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So, I have had the Droid for 3 weeks now. There were 3 main reasons I made the switch from my iPhone on AT&T. 1) I suck at typing on my iPhone, I really wanted the full qwerty keyboard of the droid. 2) The Verizon network is awesome. 3) FREEDOM to write my own applications or load [...] This Post Is From ShoeMoney's Internet Marketing Blog ...
Robert Andrews
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PaidContent:UK
BBC's Increasingly Popular iPlayer Struggles To Hit Xbox, iPhone
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Appetite for BBC iPlayer is growing stronger and stronger. October requests reached a record 79.3 million, according to new, more detailed stats Auntie has revealed. But as the Beeb tries to take iPlayer to ever more devices (currently on about 23), it’s hitting one or two hurdles on a per-platform basis…
Zoltan Arva-Toth
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Photography Blog
IFotoGuide Launches Interactive Photography Guides for iPhone
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iFotoGuide has released the first iPhone app & digital guide to on-location nature photography. Read more and comment »
Jeremy
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ILounge
Article: iPhone Gems: Call of Duty, CrossFingers, Ghosts’n Goblins, Monopoly, Star Wars Trench Run
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Welcome to this week’s gaming edition of iPhone Gems, which we’ll describe as “the week we play catch-up” with a collection of significant new releases that appeared during vacation time this month. Five new titles are featured in Gems this week, including a first-person zombie shooter, a mostly third-person space shooter, an action ...
Stephen Totilo
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Kotaku
iPhone Chart Toppers: All-In-1 List
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It's that time again. Time to look at the top grossing games on iTunes for the iPhone and iPod Touch . Why buy 15 games when you can one game that contains 15 games? That must be the selling point for All-In-1 Gameboox which makes its debut this week, with 82 five-star reviews and 57 one-star reviews. Last week's Star Wars game is off the list. ...
Springwise
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Springwise
Real-time flight reviews via Android and iPhone
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Regular Springwise readers may remember Lufthansa's MySkyStatus service , which lets air travellers get flight status updates posted automatically to their Facebook or Twitter profiles. Offering a variation on the same theme, mobile application EezeeRator now gives users a simplified way to share real-time flight information and reviews via ...
Dave Caolo
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
Found Footage: Koreans enthusiastically welcome iPhone
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Filed under: Apple Corporate , Retail , iPhone Apple has begun introducing the iPhone to Asia with varying results. After a slow launch in China , the iPhone and App Store are now doing well, despite the lack of Wi-Fi and an active black market. In Korea, however, enthusiastic customers are snapping them up . Some customers lined up as much as ...
Chris
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Chris Pirillo
Creating Your Own iPhone App
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Creating Your Own iPhone App is a post from Chris Pirillo Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Anthony walked us through the basics of creating an iPhone App in his last screencast. This time, he’s decided to get a little more in-depth, helping you to customize even more things. You, too, can submit a screencast to our ...
Newlaunches.com
Famous Aussie iPhone hacker offered job with Software firm - Makes plenty of sense
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The now immensely famous 21 year old Australian hacker, Ashley Towns, has been offered a job with a Sydney-based software firm called Mogeneration. Just in Case you're unfamiliar with his work, Towns is the creator of the very first iPhone worm called Ikee. The worm itself posed no real harm to iPhone users but was merely a way to prove that ...
AppleInsider
Rumors of Qualcomm-Apple iPhone deal persist
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Apple and chip maker Qualcomm are said to currently be in talks for a future deal, fueling rumors of a possible 2010 iPhone arrangement that have surfaced in recent weeks.
Jeremy
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ILounge
News: Next generation iPhone begins testing phase
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Apple has begun field testing a next-generation iPhone model, according to device usage records from an iPhone/iPod touch application. Mac Rumors reports that developer Pandav, who uses PinchMedia to provide analytics for its app iBART, found a device identifying itself as “iPhone3,1” in its usage logs for November. Apple has in the past used ...
Sardar Mohkim Khan
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Startup Meme
Little World Gifts iPhone App: Give virtual gifts on the Go!
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Little World Gifts – Demo from Katie Lips on Vimeo . When it comes to monetizing the word virtual, Zynga has definitely shown the way to the world with all sorts of Ville, be it Farmville or Fishville, etc. The tune has been caught hold of by others too as Little World Gifts comes to the iPhone and would let users buy gifts for Christmas ...
Webmaster
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The Mac Observer
News: Apple May Be Live Testing Next Generation iPhone
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An iPhone model that doesn't officially exist began appearing recently in one developer's application analytics, possibly indicating that Apple is field testing the next version of its combination iPod and smartphone. Apparently Pandav's iBart application has been showing usage from an iPhone model identifying itself as iPhone3,1, which is a ...
Lionel
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HardMac.com
Good Start for the iPhone in South Korea
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In South Korea, getting a mobile phone is not a straight forward action, and usually requires times and administrative procedures. For the launch of the iPhone in this country on November 28th, Apple and carriers organized a pre-order system to make it easy for customers. Already 50,000 customers reserved their iPhone. This is a excellent result ...
Jennifer Lush
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Editors
IPhone owners more likely to pay for news apps
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A recent survey has found that iPhone owners are more enthusiastic about paying for digital content than owners of other brands. The data from the Olswang Covergence Survey 2009 , a UK law firm, revealed that 30 per cent of iPhone owners would be willing to pay to read news on their mobiles, whilst only 19 per cent of other mobile phone owners ...
Emily
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Textually.org
System meltdown forces BBC presenter to read the headlines from her iPhone
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A BBC Radio 3 newsreader was forced to read the headlines from her iPhone after the in-house computer and telephone systems collapsed just as she was about to go on air. [ The Independent via Pocket Lint ] Alison Rooper, has more than 20 years of newsreading experience, and so calmly settled behind the microphone with her mobile in front of her ...
Webmaster
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The Mac Observer
IPhone: Apple Job Listing Hints at New iPhone Map Features
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Apple is on the hunt for a new software engineer that can help take the iPhone and iPod touch's Maps features "to the next level."
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Stephen Shankland
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Webware.com
The File interface, a draft standard, is designed to give browsers better uploads. Firefox 3.6 beta 4 supports the technology. Originally posted at Deep Tech
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MG Siegler
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TechCrunch
Features Chrome For Mac Beta Will Be Missing
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As we've noted , Chrome for Mac is getting very, very close to its official beta launch. The team is down to a mere 8 bugs to fix before it's ready (and it looks like the list has been trimmed to 7 as of a few hours ago). This is great news for Mac users who want to try out the Chrome experience that PC users have had for well over a year now. ...
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Lance Whitney
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CNET News
Company criticizes $2.5 million fine levied against it by a French court for failing to stop sales of LVMH perfumes. Court says eBay violated a 2008 order to remove all such listings. Originally posted at News - Politics and Law
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Andrew LaVallee
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WSJ.com
French Court Fines eBay €1.7 Million
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LVMH said Monday that a French court fined eBay €1.7 million over perfume listings, despite filtering technology that the online auctioneer said is screening out unlawful items.
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Top News Feed
EBay Previews Possible Geotargeting Feature for Sellers
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As you may know, Black Friday is a pretty popular day for online shopping as well as offline. With that in mind, it is no surprise that a lot of people turned to eBay to find deals and work on their holiday gift buying. eBay has created an interesting visualization of the site's Black Friday activity across the United States. This comes in the ...
Times Online
EBay fined €1.7m for breaching LVMH perfume ban
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EBay, the online auctioneer, was today fined €1.7 million for failing to uphold a French court injunction banning the sale of perfumes and beauty products made by LVMH, the luxury goods group.
Allison Waldman
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TV Squad
Jim Gaffigan's Christmas ads for eBay are working
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In TV Squad 's continued efforts to share the best and worst of TV commercials with you, here's one that's currently airing that's just terrific. Jim Gaffigan for eBay. Think harder. That's his advice for people who are trying to figure out what to buy him for Christmas. Gaffigan is hilarious with that dry sense of humor and the furrowed brow. ...
Jonathan Crowe
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The Map Room
EBay Maps Black Friday
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As a way of promoting itself during the holiday shopping season, eBay has mapped “all U.S.-based buyer and seller transactions on eBay on Black Friday, November 27, 2009 (12:00:00 AM to 11:59:59 PM EST).” Via All Points Blog and Cartophilia . eBay Maps Black Friday first appeared on The Map Room: A Weblog About Maps on November 30, ...
The Seattle Times
EBay fined in France for selling upscale perfumes
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Online auction site eBay Inc. was fined euro1.7 million ($2.5 million) by a Paris court on Monday for failing to stop the sale of famous perfume brands like Christian Dior, Guerlain, Givenchy and Kenzo - all of which are owned by luxury group LVMH.
PhysOrg Team
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PhysOrg.com
EBay fined in France for selling upscale perfumes
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(AP) -- Online auction site eBay Inc. was fined euro1.7 million ($2.5 million) by a Paris court on Monday for failing to stop the sale of famous perfume brands like Christian Dior, Guerlain, Givenchy and Kenzo - all of which are owned by luxury group LVMH.
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SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN - News) today announced that November is already the best sales month ever for Kindle, even before Cyber Monday. Kindle continues to be the most wished for, the most gifted, and the #1 bestselling product across all product categories on Amazon. The latest generation Kindle – just released ...
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Amazon's Kindle Breaks Sales Record in November
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Amazon announced that its Kindle device, an electronic reader, has broken its record for sales in a single month, during November. This information does not even take into account Cyber Monday, which is today. The company says that the Kindle is the most "wished" for, the most "gifted," and the number one best-selling product ...
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Electronista
Kindle, iPods top Amazon's Thanksgiving sales
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Amazon today claimed a "record" month of sales for the Kindle and has provided some details of its bestselling devices. Without giving numbers, the online retailer said the e-book reader had its "best sales month ever" even before Cyber Monday, the online follow-up to Black Friday. It remains the bestselling individual product of any category at ...
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Wired
Amazon Promises Kindle Update for Better Content Organization
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The Amazon Kindle has many problems: inconsistent international support for both features and availability of titles, a rather too-dark gray screen, no touch and the inability to display any EPUB-format titles bought elsewhere. Once you start reading, though, the Kindle manages to do what Amazon promises: It disappears in your hand. Apart from ...
Ubergizmo
Kindle Is The Top Seller On Amazon
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With the popularity of Barnes & Noble’s Nook e-book reader, you’d hardly expect the most important device in that field to be left out, right? Right, and that’s why Amazon is claiming that the Kindle is the best selling device on Amazon. Too bad that they didn’t release any actual sales figures for the device, so it ...
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Engadget
Kindle is the biggest selling item on Amazon, bests sliced bread
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Recession? Not if you're the Amazon Kindle, it turns out -- it's currently the bestselling product across all categories at Amazon. Yes, that means it's outselling the robotic hamsters, the t-shirts with wolves howling at the moon, and the limited edition Snuggies. November, when people traditionally start trampling each other in the name of ...
MacNN
Kindle, iPods top Amazon's Thanksgiving sales
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Amazon today claimed a "record" month of sales for the Kindle and has provided some details of its bestselling devices. Without giving numbers, the online retailer said the e-book reader had its "best sales month ever" even before Cyber Monday, the online follow-up to Black Friday. It remains the bestselling individual product of any category at ...
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Competition driving Kindle sales: November was best month ever
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Section: Gadgets / Other , ebooks The Kindle ebook reader from Amazon is on a roll. Amazon boldly announced that they have sold more Kindle’s this month (November) than any month prior. And that is before CyberMonday. Perhaps proving the axiom: competition is good; many ebook enthusiasts await the arrival of the Nook, the Barnes and Noble ...
Today
Did Kindle Sales Get a Boost from Nook's Fumble?
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Amazon knows about supply shortages, but this time the Kindle may benefit from its competitors' inventory control issues.
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Mod of the Month - November 2009
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Another month has gone by and it's time again to look at six new and interesting mods we've found in our project log forum.
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Amazon targets I-77 corridor south of Charlotte
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Amazon.com Inc. is looking at sites in York County and some other S.C. counties for development of a distribution center that would measure more than 500,000 square feet.
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Walmart Wins Thanksgiving, Amazon Wins Black Friday
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You may have read about the online price wars going on this holiday season between Walmart and Amazon. It looks like both companies are doing quite well as a result (not that that is much of a surprise). According to data from Experian Hitwise , Walmart was the top retail site on Thanksgiving Day, and Amazon was the top retail site on Black ...
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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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Amazon Wins for Most Visited Site on Black Friday
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As we reported Thanksgiving Day , web searches and traffic for online retailers during the holidays were significantly down as compared to previous years, according to research from Experian Hitwise. However, this Black Friday showed a 4 percent increase in site visits versus Thanksgiving Day traffic - a stat that usually falls between those two ...
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CrunchGear
Kindle outsells everything else on Amazon
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Amazon is mighty proud of its Kindle . So much so that the retailer outed a press release proclaiming that the Kindle is the best selling device on Amazon.com and even pre-Cyber Monday, November was its best selling month so far. Nook what?
MarketWatch.com
Improved November U.S. car sales could be on tap
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Car manufacturers will post November U.S. sales results Tuesday, and, while the month is traditionally one of the worst of the year, there could be some signs this time around that the industry is on the mend.
Arnold Zafra
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Search Engine Journal
Amazon is the Most Visited Website on Black Friday
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Now that Black Friday is over and everyone is in the U.S. are probably busy finding the best Cyber Monday deals online, it's interesting to note which online retailers made it to the top of the charts during Black Friday's shopping craze. And according to Experian Hitwise data it was none other than Amazon - their second in a row. As… ...
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IBM Tivoli Now Available on Amazon EC2
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Adoption of the AWS Cloud by mainstream ISVs is underway as you read this. There are numerous posts about IBM’s work to bring their product line into the AWS environment, and today’s is no exception. IBM Tivoli monitoring is now...
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Gadgetizer.com
IRiver Story On Amazon
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It’s the war of the eReaders, and now it looks like Amazon is offering up the new iRiver Story in time for the holidays. For $380 you can dive into your reading with the iRiver Story, which also adds weight that all eReaders will be white and slim-linned, right?
Carmi Levy
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Betanews
Without its own 'iTablet' yet, is Apple missing the boat?
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By Chris Maxcer, MacNewsWorld E-readers seem to be smoking hot this year. The Amazon Kindle, of course, has been leading the pack, but Sony seems to have sold more than a handful as well, and its new Sony Daily Edition e-reader may be in short supply. Meanwhile, newcomer Barnes & Noble already sold out of its new Nook e-reader, which the company ...
Search Engine Watch Blog
Cyber Monday Started on Black Friday for Amazon.com
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According to Experian Hitwise , Amazon.com was the top visited retail site on Black Friday 2009. Retail traffic to Amazon.com was up 22% on Black Friday 2009 versus Black Friday 2008. Apparently, some people didn't wait for Cyber Monday to start their online shopping for the holidays. Amazon.com received 13.6 percent of U.S. visits among the ...
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Cyber Monday $158 Apple iPod Touch 2G Deal On Amazon Sells Like Crazy
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The Amazon Cyber Monday Sale features today an Apple iPod touch 2G (2nd Generation) for $158. This deal made this iPod already the 2nd most selling electronics item on Amazon. It is really a great deal if you think about it. The only difference between ...
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BARRONS.com
Black Friday: Amazon, Walmart Top Web Retailing Traffic List
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Amazon.com (AMZN) was the most trafficked retail Web site on Black Friday for the second straight year, according to Experian Hitwise. Here is the Hitwise list of the top 20 most trafficked retail sites on Black Friday, with their share of traffic among the top 500 retail sites: Amazon.com (AMZN), 13.55% Walmart (WMT), [...]
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Discover: Small Business Economic Confidence Plunges in November
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Discover has announced that its latest Discover Small Business Watch index of economic confidence among America’s small business owners "plummeted in November, as more owners cited serious concerns about cash flow and saw economic conditions for their own businesses getting worse. The Discover Small Business Watch index fell 12 points in ...
MacInTouch
Amazon Update
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Amazon has discounts on the brand-new Mac Mini models plus the new iMacs and new MacBook, not to mention the iPod Touch. AppleCare is discounted, too, and you save a bunch on MobileMe. Amazon also saves you money on the MacBook Pro, Mac Pro and MacBook Air and offers deep discounts on Snow Leopard. Photoshop Elements 8 is on sale at Amazon for $ ...
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CNET News learns that the Series A round, which closed late last week, was led by First Round Capital and includes contributions from prominent Valley angel investors. Originally posted at The Social
 
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According to a trusted source who's seen it with their own eyes, the Google Phone "is a certainty." And by " Google Phone " we don't simply mean another Android handset. We're talking about Google-branded hardware running a version of Android we haven't yet seen. Over the next few weeks, Google Phones (most probably in early, prototype form) ...
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New search ad formats
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At Google, we're committed to giving you the information you want — regardless of the form in which it might appear. Text is often useful, but sometimes videos and pictures are a more effective way to receive information. For example, if you want to learn a magic trick, a video showing you how to perform the trick is likely the best result. ...
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Ubergizmo
Google Phone is a go
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Word has it that the Google Phone "is a certainty", and we're certainly holding our breaths on this one. This ain't another Android-powered handset, but looks set to be the Big Kahuna from Google themselves, running on a version of Android that is probably kept tightly wrapped under maximum security at the moment. What do you think of a Google ...
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Tim Anderson
Google Chrome OS – astonishing
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I’m watching Google’s press briefing on the forthcoming Chrome OS. It is amazing. What Google is developing is a computer that answers several of the problems that have troubled users since the advent of the personal computer. Exaggeration? Here’s a quick summary of what Chrome OS is. It’s a device that you will purchase which runs in ...
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What Would You Change About Google Search?
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Google's Matt Cutts, as you may know, frequently appears in videos for Google's Webmaster Central YouTube channel . In these videos he answers questions submitted by Google users. One of the latest ones features a different kind of (and perhaps more fun) question: If you could improve one thing or add a feature to Google Search right now, what ...
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Searchnewz
Germany Banning Google Analytics?
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At one point in time US President John F. Kennedy triumphantly declared Ich bin ein Berliner! in a speech to the German people. Now the debate rages on as to whether the president proclaimed he was a Berlin citizen or a donut but thats for another blog. Germany Banning Google Analytics? Today though we learn from TechCrunch Europe that Eric ...
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Searchnewz
How Bing and the Wall Street Journal Could Hurt Google
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In the past week theres been a lot talk about the Wall Street Journal threatening to pull its content from Google and why its a good idea or sheer lunacy. Lets be clear. I think this entire thing is saber rattling on both sides and that Murdoch really just wants a piece of the action. I dont think he wants the Wall Street Journal to be out... ...
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GigaOM
App Developers Not Happy With Android
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Despite a growing number of handsets, the app store to go along with Google’s Android OS faces is getting a thumbs down from developers who complain about slow sales and low downloads, a survey says. Android can’t afford to lose developer attention who have other opportunities.
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Porn App Store Lands on Android Phones
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An Android software developer says it will release an adult-only application for the Android phone.
Digg.com
How To Remove Your Most Embarrassing Moments from Google
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You can't get Google to stop crawling the internet, but you do have some control what content it can see. Here's a guide to making sure Google searches for your name show only your classy side.
Ubergizmo
Netronix to work on Android-powered e-book readers
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Netronix is currently working hand in hand with Texas Instruments in order to develop e-ook readers that are powered by the Google Android operating system, where they are looking at over a million units' worth of shipment sometime next year. These Netronix e-book readers can also interoperate with other Android-powered handsets as well as ...
Msnbc.com
Can newspapers get rich by shunning Google?
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There's an intriguing idea floating around the media: Microsoft Corp. wants to undercut Google so badly in Internet search that it might pay newspapers to withhold their content from Google.
Tim Anderson
How many people buy software from sites like this?
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Over the weekend I was helping a student find the best price for some software, taking advantage of any educational discounts on offer. We tried Google and soon came up with a company offering excellent prices. Unfortunately all the software on offer is pirated. If you make a purchase, you are doubly caught: first you have downloaded software ...
Msnbc.com
GPS cell phone apps challenge standalone devices
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The growth of cell phones with global-positioning technology is making life uncertain for the makers of personal navigational devices that help drivers figure out where they are and where to go. Global Positioning System - Mobile phone - Technology - Science and Technology - Cell Phones
Electronista
Second Google phone leak hints Android past 2.0
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A new rumor this morning supports renewed talk of a Google-branded phone launching in the near future. The company's Mountain View headquarters should reportedly receive large numbers of prototypes in a matter of weeks ahead of its actual release. Moreover, it may also run "Flan," the next major iteration of Android beyond 2.0, also known as " ...
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Italian Prosecutors Assume Google Execs Read All YouTube Comments; Demands Jailtime Over Video
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We've been absolutely stunned by the Italian attempt to prosecute Google execs over a YouTube video. If you don't recall the story, apparently some schoolboys taunted a disabled boy by throwing a tissue box at him. They filmed the entire ordeal and posted it to YouTube. Because of the video, the kids in the video were actually held liable for the ...
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Gadgetizer.com
June Fabrics Offers Android Tethering
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While in the darker days it was a bit difficult to tether your Android smartphone, now it’s a piece of tasty cake. June Fabrics is now offering an app for the Google Android that will allow you to easily tether your phone, and guess what? It’s free. They’re not going to be happy about that, now [...]
EWeek
Google Wave Users Want More of Their Friends on Wave
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Google Nov. 27 posted the results of an online survey in which it details what people like and don't like about Google Wave, the company's real-time messaging and collaboration platform. Likes include the Wave concept, collaboration traits and gadgets. Dislikes the fact that not everyone you might want to engage in a wave with can, speed and lack ...
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Search Engine Roundtable
Google Caffeine Index Now on a Google Data Center: 209.85.225.103
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Friday, I reported that there was a possible Google update taking place. Truth be told, it was actually webmasters hitting on the data center which showed the Google Caffeine results. Matt Cutts of Google confirmed that Caffeine was going live...
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Search Engine Roundtable
Adult Escort Business Owner Looking for Fair Shot in Google?
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We have reported a few times how Google Maps is being abused by seductive images and local results. What I found incredibly interesting was a thread at Google Maps Help where a Googler called out one person for spamming Google...
Romenesko
"PBS NewsHour," GlobalPost announce newsgathering partnership
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News release PBS NEWSHOUR AND GLOBALPOST ANNOUNCE NEWS GATHERING PARTNERSHIP GLOBALPOST TO PROVIDE REGULAR INTERNATIONAL REPORTING TO THE PBS NEWSHOUR AS PART OF INNOVATIVE COLLABORATION ARLINGTON, VA November 30, 2009 -- As part of its efforts to lead the way in the presentation of thoughtful and in-depth international journalism, The NewsHour ...
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Infoworld News
Can Google succeed outside of search?
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Google is rich, with a market cap of $183 billion -- that's billion with a "b" -- already 71 percent the value of its much more established archrival Microsoft . With those resources, Google has created more and more software products in an attempt to build a sustainable business outside of the search-based ads that account for most of its ...
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Open Source
Pushing Google's leavings
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When you promise pennies from heaven, it better rain or folks are going to be unhappy.
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Geekswithblogs.net
My Week With #Droid
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A week ago I got a new phone. This was planned, and yet not planned. Getting a new phone working is disruptive, and I didn’t want that disruption on Thanksgiving week. However, Verizon somehow de-provisioned my old phone from its data network and told me it would take 5 days to fix the problem. That meant being without mobile email ...
Rob Enderle
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TechNewsWorld
Who Wins, Who Loses if Google's Chrome OS Takes Off?
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Google's Chrome OS is really a copy of several products already on the market and an interesting recreation of the thin client concept that Sun and Oracle came up with over a decade ago. You could argue, however, that most successful products, like the iPod and iPhone, are simply better copies of what came before. Really, nobody cares that much.
Paul Biba
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TeleRead
Academe and the Google Book Settlement
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According to an article in eSchool News, academics have a “wait and see” attitude towards the Google Book Settlement. They feel that Google Book Search won’t be of much use to undergraduate studies, especially during the first two years of college. The corpus of book will be primarily of use to researchers. They also [...]
Virginia Nussey
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Bruce Clay Blog
Friday Recap – Little Genius Edition
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Friday Recap – Little Genius Edition is a post from: Bruce Clay Blog Welcome back to Friday, friends. There was no major news this week. Oh, wait. There was that one minor blip on the radar — a.k.a. the release of Twitter’s new, official retweet feature. The long and short of it is that no one likes it. Lisa Barone dissects the ...
Search Engine Guide
Are you just following your competitors?
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by Mike Moran I know that it's hard to be creative. I know that it's hard to be unique. Get over it. On the Internet, merely copying your competitors works far less well than it does in offline marketing. Unfortunately, Google bares all. If you do the same stuff as everyone else, count on the ones who did it before you to reap the benefits, with ...
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Don't bet newspapers will get rich shunning Google
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San Francisco -- There's an intriguing idea floating around the media: Microsoft Corp. wants to undercut Google so badly in Internet search that it might pay newspapers to withhold their content from Google.
Yahoo! News
Don't bet newspapers will get rich shunning Google
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AP - There's an intriguing idea floating around the media: Microsoft Corp. wants to undercut Google so badly in Internet search that it might pay newspapers to withhold their content from Google.
The Seattle Times
Don't bet newspapers will get rich siding with Microsoft, shunning Google
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There's an intriguing idea floating around the media: Microsoft Corp. wants to undercut Google so badly in Internet search that it might pay newspapers to withhold their content from Google.
Barry Schwartz
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Search Engine Land
Google Caffeine Now Live On One Google Data Center
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As expected the Google Caffeine index is now live on one Google data center. Note, it will not be added to more Google data centers until after the holidays. As I reported at the Search Engine Roundtable, Matt Cutts of Google confirmed that the IP 209.85.225.103 is hitting the data center that is running the [...] ....
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BARRONS.com
Google: Broadpoint, Needham Lift Targets
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Google (GOOG) this morning are slightly higher after a pair of analysts lifted price targets on the stock. Broadpoint.Amtech analyst Benjamin Schachter this morning lifted his price target on GOOG to $650, from $610, repeating his Buy recommendation. He also inched up his 2009 EPS estimate to $23.17, from $23; for [...]
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Google Enterprise Blog
Three reasons to consider Google Apps
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Editor's note: Today’s guest blogger is John Buckholz, VP of Information Technology for LCC International, Inc., a global wireless engineering company with 1,200 employees in North America, Europe and the Middle East. Following eight years as a management consultant with Accenture, John has since led the IT groups at three global companies. ...
The Seattle Times
Analyst Note: Google price target upped to $650
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New advertising formats being rolled out by Google Inc. in response to competition should add to its revenue and earnings over time, leading one analyst to raise his price target on the stock by $40 to $650.
PC World Latest
Baidu Targets Google With Mobile Search App
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Top Chinese search engine Baidu.com is pre-installing a mobile service app on handsets, its latest blow to Google over mobile search in China.
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Between the Lines
News to know: E-commerce; HTC HD2; Google, Apple
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The U.S. gets back to work after a four-day weekend. E-commerce sales are looking up, Matthew Miller reviews HTC HD2, Google and Apple lead the headliners.
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FierceWireless
Analyst: Motorola Cliq sales slipping
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Sales of the Android-powered Motorola Cliq , which is being exclusively offered through T-Mobile USA, are falling short of expectations, according to a research note from Oppenheimer analyst Ittai Kidron . Kidron said sales of Motorola's second phone based on Google's Android platform, the Droid, were in line with expectations, but that the Cliq ...
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Payments News
GlobalPlatform Enhances Internet Connectivity Support
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GlobalPlatform has announced the launch of the GlobalPlatform Card Networked Framework v1.0. According to GlobalPlatform, "the technical document - which can be downloaded at - introduces new concepts that will allow GlobalPlatform cards to support a sophisticated networked environment." The ...
Greg Sterling
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Search Engine Land
Arrêtez Google!: EU Reportedly Developing Joint Alternative To Book Project
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According to Reuters, French Culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand said the European Union intends to develop a plan to offer a public and pan-European alternative to Google’s book scanning project. The French, among others, filed formal objections and opposition to the Google Book Search settlement with the court in New York this past ...
SFGate
Analyst Note: Google price target upped to $650
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New advertising formats being rolled out by Google Inc. in response to competition should add to its revenue and earnings over time, leading one analyst to raise his price target on the stock by $40 to $650. Broadpoint AmTech analyst Ben Schachter said Google... Google - Advertising - Search Engines - Searching - Companies
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Data Center Knowledge
Google Patent Reveals Data Center Innovations
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[caption id="attachment_18998" align="aligncenter" width="470" caption="A diagram of an "air wand" indicating the location of cooling vents in the wand, a key feature of a patent application by Google data center engineers."][/caption] Google has revealed some of the secret technology...
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Digital Trends
The Best Google Android Apps
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We test and rank the best Google Android apps for handsets including the Motorola Droid, HTC Hero and Motorola Cliq.
Romenesko
Newspapers won't get rich shunning Google, favoring Microsoft's Bing
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ABC News | DanKennedy.net Michael Liedke notes that newspaper websites need all the traffic they can get, because the revenue they're collecting online isn't close to making up for what they're losing in print. Microsoft apparently is willing to pay some papers for exclusive indexing rights, but will web surfers even know that Microsoft's Bing ...
Silicon.com
Mini laptops, codebreaking, Wikipedia and why there's no 'British Google'
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November's top stories on silicon.com tackled some big questions: does my business need an office? Can I work solely on a netbook? Will the UK ever create a Google, Microsoft or Oracle of its very own? November also dealt with the perennial question of will the UK's ID cards programme ever run to plan?
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Historically, young women and men who sought to thrive in publishing made their way to Manhattan. Once there, they were told, they would work in marginal jobs for indifferent bosses doing mundane tasks and then one day, if they did all of that without whimper or complaint, they would magically be granted access to a gilded community, the large ...
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Apple invokes DMCA, claims Psystar is 'trafficking in circumvention devices'
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By Scott M. Fulton, III , Betanews One of the reasons Apple Inc. has been the most venerable opponent a courtroom defendant may face, is because of a significant trump card the US Supreme Court handed it in 1983. In a landmark case that rendered "Apple II clones" effectively illegal, the high court established a unique precedent for determining ...
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TechCrunch Europe
UK’s The Sun newspaper beats Apple to news-friendly tablet
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[UK] If the rumours prove true then Apple is on the verge of releasing its own Internet tablet - and a big part of its appeal will be news consumption. Some have even proclaimed that the device could save the newspaper industry. That's bound to be music to media tycoon Rupert Murdoch's ears , but one of his many media outlets, the UK's The Sun ...
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Mashable!
Apple Rejected Your App? There’s a Site For That
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We’ve written on numerous occasions about Apple’s app approval policy, which has so far been inconsistent , often unfair and sometimes just plain strange . If you need more proof that many developers are unhappy with the way Apple is treating them, check out a new site called Apple Rejected Me , where everyone can come and vent about ...
Ubergizmo
Apple Bullying Flash Memory Manufacturers?
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Apple might be a big customer of Hynix and Samsung, who deal in flash memory, but it seems that the relationship between said parties might not be all rosy. Word on the street is that Apple has been accused by anonymous industry sources that it bullies NAND flash memory suppliers with its purchasing tactics. Basically it requests more memory ...
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TheAppleBlog
Apple’s Cyber Monday Deals: Bummer
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Black Friday was nice, and I actually picked up a pretty good deal on a new Canon DSLR despite the fact that I live in Canada and we don’t traditionally observe the day. But I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t looking forward to Cyber Monday, which is like Black Friday, but aimed at [...]
The Tao of Mac
How to Switch to the Mac
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This is an update to an item originally published on Wednesday, 21 February 2007. …and enjoy doing it. Update: revisions for 2009, better readability and Snow Leopard . Previously: lots of minor changes for Leopard , app updates, etc. You may also want to visit my Switch page, which tries to list suitable Mac OS X replacements for common ...
Danny Allen
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Gizmodo
Apple Rejects iDroid App
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Sure, a Motorola Droid-style glowing red eye sounds cool, but the iDroid app would not have actually replicated any Droid features. In fact, it would have been little more than an ad spewing marketing propaganda once you tapped on it. The Motorola Droid is a great handset—it doesn't need crapware advertising to sell itself. Apple has a ...
SFGate
Ahead of the bell: Apple had strong weekend
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Apple Inc. appears to have done well over the Thanksgiving weekend even without steep discounting and despite the release of Windows 7 _ a testament to the resilience of its products, an analyst said Monday. Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu said in-the-field... Apple - Microsoft Windows - Thanksgiving - Windows 7 - Macintosh
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Be Geek
Cyber Monday Apple du 30 novembre au 15 décembre
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Nous vous parlions du Cyber Monday Apple alors que celui-ci venait tout juste de faire son apparition en Australie. Eh bien, il est enfin arrivé en France et l’offre va rester en place 15 jours! En effet, « Les frais de livraison standard…
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Brand Republic
The Sun marks 40 years with viral spoofing Apple's iPhone ads
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LONDON - The Sun is marking its 40th anniversary with a cheeky viral created by Glue London, spoofing the Apple iPhone ads by positioning the newspaper as the original handheld device.
MacRumors
Apple Takes Control of 'TabletMac' Trademark
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A couple of years ago, a company called Axiotron announced an aftermarket modification for the MacBook that converted the Apple laptop into a tablet. The modification remains for sale at $699 and takes a stock MacBook, removes the keyboard and scre...
Electronista
Apple 'bullying' flash memory makers?
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Apple was accused on late Sunday by anonymous industry sources of 'bullying' NAND flash memory suppliers through its purchasing tactics. The company has allegedly, knowingly requested more memory from Korean firms Hynix and Samsung on a regular basis than it actually buys when the supply is ready. The iPhone and iPod maker is said by the Korea ...
Techworld.com News
Apple moves to kill second Psystar lawsuit
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Accuses Mac clone maker of court shopping, stalling Apple has asked a Florida federal judge to kill a lawsuit filed in August by Psystar, saying that the case is a retread of the one in California that has the Mac clone maker on the ropes.
Macworld
Apple Store offers free shipping for holiday shoppers
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Apple has made standard shipping free for all products on the Apple Online Store from now until December 23.
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BARRONS.com
Apple Retail Stores Packed…With Analysts
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Well, you can say this for the early season read on holiday traffic at Apple (AAPL) retail stores: they were certainly overflowing with Wall Street analysts. A number of them even wrote up their findings, and for most part they were fairly upbeat. Here’s a rundown: Thomas Weisel Partners analyst Doug Reid [...]
The Seattle Times
Ahead of the bell: Apple had strong weekend
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Apple Inc. appears to have done well over the Thanksgiving weekend even without steep discounting and despite the release of Windows 7 - a testament to the resilience of its products, an analyst said Monday.
AppleInsider
Another take: Apple's Black Friday sales seen as 'strong'
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Despite Apple offering modest discounts for Black Friday, huge Mac sales for the year's biggest shopping day have been projected, thanks to third-party resellers.
Macworld
UK's OFT says Apple agrees to improve terms and conditions
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Apple has agreed to change is terms and conditions to make them clearer and fairer for consumers following concerns raised by the Office of Fair Trading in the UK.
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FIXYOURTHINKING.COM
Apple Pries "TabletMac" Name From Other World Computing & Axiotron
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As reported by MacRumors:A couple of years ago, a company called Axiotron announced an aftermarket modification for the MacBook that converted the Apple laptop into a tablet. The modification remains for sale at $699 and takes a stock MacBook, removes the keyboard and screen, and adds a Wacom pen-based screen to give the device a tablet form ...
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News: Apple Rolls Out Cyber Monday Accessory Deals
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Apple is joining in on Cyber Monday sales with some special online deals for Mac, iPhone and iPod-related accessories. The deals are available only through Apple's online store and include free shipping.
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HardMac.com
Psystar, caught between deception and megalomania
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Since its last legal defeat vis-a-vis Apple the future of Psystar has become increasingly more dubious. This is even more true if the figure of 768 machines sold is real. One has to say: all this fuss for so little? In spite of these vexations, Psystar likes to see itself already as the Dell or the Apple of tomorrow. Their business plan, let us ...
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Boing Boing
Website documents iPhone apps rejected by Apple
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The website apprejections.com tracks mentions of applications that have been rejected by Apple for sale in the App Store. More at readwriteweb....
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ILounge
News: Apple posts developer info for iTunes LP, Extras
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Apple has posted a new page with links to information on how to build iTunes LP and iTunes Extra files for submission to iTunes. Linked on the new page are templates for creating the files, along with a how-to, best practices documents, a development guide, and information on asset delivery, testing, and TuneKit, Apple’s API for iTunes LP and ...
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Apple: iTunes LP and iTunes Extras for Developers
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Apple's iTunes LP and iTunes Extras for Developers provides the equivalent of an SDK for using the new iTunes LP and Extras features that provide "interactive experiences created to accompany music and movies."
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The Mac Observer
Apple Context Machine Podcast: ACM 158: Microsoft & News Corp, Verizon & AT&T, The Remix
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In this week's episode of The Apple Context Machine, Jeff and Bryan talk about Microsoft's rumored efforts to turn News Corp into an exclusive property of Bing when it comes to search engine, as well as the ongoing battle between AT&T and Verizon (with Apple quietly showing AT&T how to do it right).
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Digital Trends
The Apple Store’s Cyber Monday Sales on Apple Accessories
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In a slight attempt at holiday sales, the Apple Store boasts iPod and iPhone accessories for its Cyber Monday deals.
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Eurogamer
News:
Edge by Mobigame turfed off App Store
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Apple heeds Edge Games' call. Tim Langdell's Edge Games has convinced Apple to remove Edge by Mobigame from the App Store for a second time. A statement made by the company - and possibly Langdell himself - alleged that renaming EDGE to Edge by Mobigame "was determined not to get around infringement". "Clearly, if Sony tried to use the mark ' ...
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Broadband TVs are already trickling into the market, but they'll kick off in earnest this holiday season as manufacturers from Vizio, Samsung, LG and more pack their TVs with gew-gaws. We'll get our first sense of how interested in widget-enabled TVs consumers are this Black Friday, when select models go on sale. With televisions in 98.9 percent ...
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Gizmodo
Sony Says Up to Half Its HDTVs Will be 3D in 2012
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Whether or not the success of 3D TV hinges on the popularity of 3D films like Avatar , or just our willingness to give in and wear stupid glasses, one thing is clear: TV makers are all about 3D right now. Sony for instance, has 3D laptops, TVs, and Blu-ray players (plus 3D PlayStation games ) planned for next year, and now a senior Sony Exec ...
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TechCrunch Europe
Spotify heads towards TVs, gaming consoles and China
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At the first ever outing of the brand new (and quite high level) NOAH Conference in London a clutch of European companies, most mid-to-late stage startups, set out their wares to a broad range of European VCs, private equity people and bankers. Was it a pitch event? It was hard to say, but among them was a round-up from Shakil Khan, effectively ...
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Utvee – Tagging TV for Fun and Profit
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Television ad revenues have been on the decline for years as people learn to skip, ignore, or otherwise avoid the commercials during their favorite shows. Product placement has stepped in to become the new way to promote sponsorships during TV shows, but it’s hit-and-miss as products without clear and obvious labels or subtle products ...
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TechCrunch
Spotify Heads Towards TVs, Consoles And China
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A round-up from Shakil Khan, effectively Spotify's consigliari today in London opened the kimono a little on where it's at. Speaking at the new NOAH Conference in London, the headline points from his talk were that we can, as we expected, see a U.S. launch in Q1 2010 as well as a launch in Germany and China in Q1/2 (so no pressure then). Spotify ...
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Gawker
Saddam Returns! With Mysterious Satellite TV Channel that Alternately Terrorizes and Bores
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Timed to the three-year anniversary of his execution, a Saddam Hussein -themed TV channel appeared on Iraqi airwaves this week and is basically a Baathist screensaver set to audio of late dictator's most famous speeches. The Associated Press reports that the channel—alternately called "al-Arabi" ("the Arab") and "al-Latefa" ("the banner")& ...
PC World Latest
Sony's 3D TV Plans Become a Little Clearer
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Sony hopes 3D-capable TV sets will account for up to half of all TVs it sells in 2012, an executive said in an interview.
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Natal to replace TV remote?
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It seems Microsoft’s plans for Natal are getting bigger by the minute. Marc Whitten, the general manager responsible for Microsoft’s Xbox Live service, stated during the Streaming Media West show that he sees Project Natal replacing the traditional remote control for the TV even. "With the flick of my wrist I can change [...] ...
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TV Manufacturers Make It Easier To Surf The Web
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Morning Edition technology expert Mario Armstrong talks to Renee Montagne about the merging of television with the Internet. They discuss what it will take to make the Internet the primary way to watch movies and TV.
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Broadband Content Bits: Free Films Direct, MuZu.tv/O2, BBC MMS, 7digital
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— Free Films Direct : A new movie service for Sweden, the land of Spotify and Pirate Bay. Free Films Direct comes from Sweden’s Brixgate Communications and has Paramount Digital Entertainment repertoire, offering paid downloads and streaming plus ad-supported free films. Via Hollywood Reporter and release . — MuZu.tv/O2 : The ...
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Barnes & Noble Inc (BKS.N) said on Sunday it would delay shipments of its newly launched Nook electronic reader to stores as the company strives to deliver preordered devices to consumers before the holidays.
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Barnes & Noble Delays Nook by One Week
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Book retailer Barnes & Noble says it will delay the retail arrival of its Nook e-reader by one week due to high demand issues, according to a statement posted to the company's Website Sunday night. The new date for the arrival of the Nook in Barnes & Noble stores is December 7.
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Newspaper publisher Johnston Press starts charging readers to access the content on some of its websites.
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This Will Only Hasten The Fall
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Johnston Press starts charging for online local news One of the UK's biggest newspaper firms is to charge for access to online content from six of its titles. via news.bbc.co.uk They are all lining up, all the media barons. 'Whoops!...
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Batches of stolen iPhones snagged during the “Great iPhone Heist” in Belgium earlier this month are showing up on the Russian black market.
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Quick Hits for Black Friday Marketing Pushes
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Quick Hits for Black Friday Marketing Pushes is a post from: Bruce Clay Blog It’s a short holiday week for most, but if you’re a retail business owner or an SEO of a small retail business, this week holds little rest for you. Days away is Black Friday, the mega shopping day that falls the day after Thanksgiving and ushers in the ...
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I have been blown away at the sheer utility provided by an 18-inch notebook, especially as a desktop replacement system. I am evaluating the Acer system, but HP has a big laptop too. The HP dv8t is a Intel Core i7 (quad core) system with the big screen, dedicated graphics and a host of other [...]
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Gearlog
HP iPAQ Lives On with the Glisten
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HP's corporate-themed iPAQ smartphones have been pretty solid over the years. Now the company has unveiled the iPAQ Glisten, a fully updated model that will be available subsidized on AT&T--unlike the unlocked HP iPAQ 910 we reviewed last year. Like that iPAQ 910, the HP iPAQ Glisten is your standard black QWERTY slab. HP distinguishes the ...
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20 Hot Cyber Monday Deals
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Just when you thought it was safe to put away that credit card, the National Retail Federation presents its annual Cyber Monday event. If you decided to forgo the maddening crowds on Black Friday, you can still snap up some great deals today from the comfort of your cubicle, home office, or kitchen table.
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Mashable!
Cyber Monday Deals: 5 of the Best So Far
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Missed out on the Black Friday discounts? Never fear, Cyber Monday is here! Even though more and more online retailers are starting to get in on the Black Friday sales bonanza, the tradition of Cyber Monday — where we shop online from work and save big — continues to flourish. We scoured through the deals and collected five can’ ...
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Mashable!
BIG DEALS: Airlines Slash Fares for Cyber Monday
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It’s officially the holiday season, and one thing that most consumers associate with this time of year is exorbitant airfare prices. This year, however, a few of the major airlines are using Cyber Monday to offer deeply discounted airfare prices to consumers. United, JetBlue, and Virgin America have all just announced special one-day prices,
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Cyber Monday sales spur early surge in 2009 traffic
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Cyber Monday traffic is set to grow by 43 percent in 2010, as 4 million users per minute jostle elbow-to-elbow for the latest online deal. That's the news from Akamai, an Internet tracking firm, which released a report earlier today showing a surge in visits to sites such as QVC.com, ...
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Gizmodo
The Best Cyber Monday HDTV Deals
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Before you confirm that Cyber Monday HDTV purchase, make sure to check out HD Guru's list of the best deals going. Not only will it save you time, it will help you avoid wasting money on a bad deal. In fact, HD Guru confided in us that "most of the other so called sales are BS." That's not really surprising when you consider that the same could ...
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I4U News
Sprint Cyber Monday Sale Offers Up A Free LG Rumor2
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Sprint announced several mobile phone deals for Cyber Monday. The Sprint Cyber Monday Sales include several free phones with a new 2-year contract. The deals include the LG Rumor2. The Rumor2 offers a full QWERTY sliding keyboard and threaded text messa...
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Infopackets.com
Cyber Monday: 100 Million Expected to Shop Online Today
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Next to Black Friday and Boxing Day, Cyber Monday (today in the US and Canada) is considered one of the most popular shopping days each year. However, while Black Friday and Boxing Day usually mean long lines and zero parking at the local mall, Cyber Monday is all about shopping for loved ones online, and this year it could bring the highest ...
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Target Cyber Monday Sale Is Available Online
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The Target Cyber Monday Sales offer storewide deals and free shipping when you spend $50 on more than 125,000select items. Among the Target Cyber Monday deals offered today is an interesting 47-inch Philips 47PFL6704D/F7 1080p HDTV selling for $999.99 w...
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DealNN: Cyber Monday edition
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It's Cyber Monday, and holiday sales are in full force at online retailers across the web. OfficeMax.com has a wide selection of great gift ideas for $100 or less like the Epson Stylus NX510 all-in-one InkJet printer, which was priced at $149.99, but has been reduced to $69. Or the HP OfficeJet J4680 all-in-one InkJet printer, which was $129, ...
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Presenting a collection of Cyber Monday deals for your perusal
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Today is Cyber Monday. It’s like Black Friday but with more indoorsiness. And while Black Friday is more of a brick-and-mortar, you’re-there-in-person type of thing, Cyber Monday is all online and there are far too many stores and deals to completely cover. Here’s a head start on some of the better deals from the bigger sites, though.
TweakTown
Walmart Cyber Monday deals include gaming and netbook bargains
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Black Friday has come and gone with a slight increase in sales compared to last year. Today marks the official kickoff of the online Christmas sales season dubbed Cyber Monday. Walmart.com has some good
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Kitchen Contraptions
Cyber Monday Deals at Kitchen Contraptions
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We've got a bunch of cool deals and gift picks in our 2009 Holiday Gift Guide from Kitchen Contraptions . Also you will want to check out our 2008 and 2007 holiday shoppping guides which are filled with cool gift ideas as well. Amazon is currently featuring Cyber Monday Deals all day long - at Cyber Monday Deals . Good luck with your holiday ...
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What retailers can benefit from Cyber Monday?
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Filed under: Wal-Mart (WMT) , Target Corp. (TGT) , Black Friday Everybody's back at their desks today, but a majority will be skirting as much work as possible and doing a little stealth shopping when the boss isn't looking. I know that I was deluged with myriad emails from various retailers extolling the virtues of their own "Cyber Monday" sales.
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Mac Poker Online
Exclusive Cyber Monday bonuses.
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The most exciting deals for not only shoppers, but poker players comes but once a year, Cyber Monday. Looking to get the best deposit bonus to give your bankroll a boost? Or perhaps to earn a bit more cash for the holiday season? Look no further, here you will find the best poker room and [...]
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Cyber Monday shoppers: 4 million per minute
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What shopping fatigue? With their Thanksgiving weekend discounts in the bag, millions of Americans are expected to troll online Monday for more bargains.
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HP MediaSmart EX495 Review
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HP first came out with their MediaSmart server line of computer running Microsoft Windows Home Server a few years ago and since then, they have been slowly upgrading and adding new features every few months and releasing a new model. The latest model, the HP MediaSmart EX495, offer speed boosts due to upgraded hardware and improved networking ...
NPR Topics
Cyber Monday: Shoppers Encouraged To Log On
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Online shopping normally picks up momentum the Monday after Thanksgiving — so called Cyber Monday. Overall retail sales have been sluggish in this economy, but online sales have continued to climb. Among the best-selling items online are: Susan Boyle's new CD and Zhu Zhu hamsters, which may be the toy of the season.
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Macintosh, iPhone and iPod Cyber Monday deals
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FROM APPLETELL - We’ve got a handy roundup of Macintosh, iPhone and iPod Cyber Monday deals, including those that have carried over from Black Friday. Get your credit card ready and head on in. MORE » Full Story » | Written by NEWS for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article »
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Digital Trends
Amazon’s Cyber Monday Deals
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Amazon.com is having some serious Cyber Monday sales on electronics and much more.
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Digital Trends
Best Cyber Monday Deals and Websites
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We've rounded up the top sites having the best Cyber Monday deals and sales.
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Gadgetell
Amazon’s Cyber Monday 2009 game deals
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FROM GAMERTELL - Amazon is continuing it’s timed deals with sales items for the so-called Cyber Monday (Monday, November 30, 2009). The items are divided into three categories by price (under $10, under $25 and under $50) as well as by system. Note that the site is using the sale URLs as with… MORE » Full Story » | ...
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LXer Linux News
System76 Ubuntu PCs: Cyber Monday Sale
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System76, the Ubuntu PC maker, continues to offer special holiday pricing on selected systems through Monday evening, November 30. Here's a look at System76's Ubuntu PC and notebook discounts, which are part of an ongoing Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales promotion, reports WorksWithU.
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Filed under: Hardware , Rumors , Mac Pro Hardmac has provided the Mac universe with an interesting rumor -- that a future Mac Pro , expected in early 2010, will sport dual Intel Xeon Core i9 " Gulftown " CPUs. The website cites a Polish website, PCLab , as showing test results of the CPU at about 50% faster than the corresponding quad-core Xeon ...
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The Tao of Mac
The Switcher's Application Guide
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This is an update to an item originally published on Sunday, 4 March 2007. …a pragmatic follow-up to my HOWTO on switching to the Mac . This page will hold a list of Applications and activities to help people switching to Mac OS X , in a way similar to (and inspired by) Rich Burridge’s great Linux application list . As such, most of the ...
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Engadget
Members abandoning Intel's MID alliance? Hopefully.
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Bad, but entirely expected news on the MID front. You remember the Mobile Internet Device right? UMPCs by another name usually running Linux-variants in that middling ground between smartphones and netbooks that nobody seems capable of making an attractive use-case for beyond the living room sofa? According to DigiTimes , "several members" of ...
Ubergizmo
Intel roadmap leaked
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Another day, another leak. This time round we have a leaked image of the upcoming Intel roadmap that shows off the budget Core i3 and a low-power i5 processor marked with an "S." No idea on what "S" stands for, but the Core i5 processor will consume less juice at 82W compared to 95W currently. As for the Core i3, it will shed the Turbo Boost ...
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LogMeIn to host beta of Pro2 for Mac
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Developer LogMeIn says it is now taking entries for a beta of Pro2 for Mac. The Pro2 option has so far been unavailable to Mac users, who must otherwise rely on the basic Free client. Both versions of LogMeIn's software let users control a remote Mac or PC system....
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Brainstorm Tech
The Mac's cyber Black Friday
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Apple's in-store sales fell sharply from 2008, while online sales soared Apple's busy Fifth Ave. store. Photo: ped A pair of reports from Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster tell the story. The first, issued early Monday morning, gave the results of a headcount performed at three Apple ( AAPL ) retail stores on Black Friday, the ...
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Engadget
Cyber Monday deals roundup: Core i7, HDTVs, SSDs, free Droid Eris
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In Soviet Bulgaria, we don't have Cyber Mondays, but from what we've been told this is a pretty bargainous time of the year. HP starts us off with a pair of coupons on its dv8 Core i7 notebook , one of which drops the 18.4-inch laptop to just $899. There are also deep 50 percent discounts on its printers, but only the Photosmart Premium All-in- ...
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
Road Tested: Novatel Wireless MiFi 2200 from Sprint
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Filed under: Hardware , Peripherals , Reviews , Road Tested Back in August of this year, my local TUAW blogging buddy Erica Sadun posted some information about the Verizon MiFi portable broadband router . The MiFi device, created by Novatel Wireless, is a tiny Wi-Fi router with a built-in EVDO 3G modem. Essentially, what this means is that ...
Tim Anderson
Hands on with Intel Moblin
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When I saw that trying out Intel’s Moblin Linux 2.1 was as easy as downloading an image and writing it to a USB pen drive, I could not resist giving it a try. Moblin (it rhymes with Goblin) is aimed at netbooks running Intel’s Atom processor, though it also runs on other Intel processors – mine is a Core 2 Duo. The supplied intro says it ...
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Ommwriter, an extra helping of zen for writers
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Filed under: Software , Productivity As part of our Back to School series last year, I covered some of my favorite writing tools . Many of the writing applications I've mentioned there and elsewhere have full-screen, distraction-free editing modes, ala WriteRoom , which gets plenty of mention here at TUAW. The full-screen editing feature now ...
The Tao of Mac
Wishlist
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This is an update to an item originally published on Sunday, 25 March 2007. If you’re looking for my Amazon.co.uk wishlist, it’s here . This is a short list of the things I find interesting enough to contemplate buying (I’ve outgrown the “gadget freak” stage some years back, but it’s always nice to contemplate my options). Rather ...
Digg.com
Intel's Six-Core 'Gulftown' processor revealed, Mac Pro
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Performance numbers of Intel's new six-core Xeon were prematurely revealed by Polish website PCLab, showing strong increases in performance for the chip rumored to be in the next iteration of the Mac Pro.
TweakTown
Intel roadmap leaks showing desktop Core i3, i5, and i7 parts
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We love it when a roadmap for future processor is leaked early so we can get an idea of what to look forward to in the coming months. Today a supposed roadman for Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 parts
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Rumor: New Mac Pros to Include 6-Core Xeon Processor
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Apple's latest iMac Core i7 processor can outperform the current crop of Mac Pro models, but the rumor mill thinks that will change with new pro-level Macs that sport Intel's Xeon Gulftown processor. The Gulftown chip will include six cores, and the Mac pro will allegedly use a dual-core version of the processor for 12 cores per machine
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Mac Mini Gets Down to Business
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Cyberpunk author William Gibson once wrote, "The street finds its own use for things." That's been the case for the Mac mini since its introduction in 2005. Originally marketed as a personal computer, it quickly gained street cred as a media server for the blossoming digital living room. Now Apple has given its mighty mite a proper server ...
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Three 8-Bit Mac Games to Love
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One game listed below is beautifully designed specifically for the Mac, while the other two work cross-platform. All of them are way too much fun to play considering the technological era to which their designs belong.Jumpman, created in 2009, is the result of having real-world physics applied…
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November 30 in LEM history
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99: AV Mac saves PC user - 00: First and second Macs - 01: OS X and the iMac 266 - Quadra in a pinch - Macs no bargain!- 05: Overclocking Sawtooth's bus - Switching between OS 9 and X beats switching to Windows - 'MainStreet' good enough for daily use? - 06: Upgrade my Power Mac or buy a Mac mini? - 07: Free video editing and conversion - Leopard ...
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Intel DP55WG Review
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For most consumers, Intel might not be the first name to come to mind when building a new PC, but the company offers a rather robust line-up of boards for each chipset it releases. We're looking at the $140 "mainstream" DP55WG, which has an simple overall feature-set, but includes support for IR and also NVIDIA's SLI.
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Joystiq
Ubisoft has just announced a new Prince of Persia -- but it's not a sequel to 2008's polarizing adventure (if desired, add unhappy emoticons to sentence). Instead, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands will continue the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time trilogy series, complete with "many of the fan-favorite elements" and "new gameplay ...
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Ubisoft Turns Back Time With Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
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Ubisoft uses the Dagger of Time to roll back the Prince of Persia franchise with Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands , a new game in the Sands of Time storyline to coincide with the release of Disney's feature film. With the major motion picture purely focused on the Sands of Time storyline, Ubisoft puts it's cel-shaded franchise reboot on ...
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MocoNews
PayPal Says Mobile Payments Surged On Black Friday
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More consumers used their mobile phone to make purchases and compare prices on Black Friday than ever before, according to data reviewed by Dow Jones . Mostly, the data was compiled from eBay’s PayPal and TheFind.com, a product search engine. PayPal said mobile payments surge nearly 650 percent, compared to last year. Amanda Pires, senior ...
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Prince of Persia - The Forgotten Sands
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Ubisoft has announced that the newest installment in the Prince of Persia series will be titled The Forgotten Sands, and is currently planned to release in May 2010. Like sand though the hour glass, this is not at all surprising. But wait, there’s more. Apparently this title will return to the Sands of Time storyline, featuring elements [...
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PayPal: Mobile payments jumped 650% on Black Friday
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The number of payments made via mobile jumped sharply on Black Friday, according to PayPal. The increase apparently was due to the growing number of smartphones and retailers' efforts to make mobile payments easier. Mobile online payments through PayPal were up nearly 650 percent year-over-year, the company said. Article
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PalmAddicts
I am a satisfied Palm Pre owner
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[From Mark C] Sammy I hope you are having a great weekend I just wanted to send word that I am a satisfied, happy Palm Pre owner. I got mine last week, I am thrilled with it. Call it an early Christmas, I have transferred all my tunes on to it, imported all my contacts from my Centro and I'm good to go. I have used Palm devices since leaving ...
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Boing Boing
Paul Pope illustrates Japan's grooviest concept cars
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John sez, "Batman: Year 100 creator Paul Pope illustrated three Japanese concept cars for GQ, as well as a flying car of his own design. You can see all the illustrations at the GQ link." It Will Come From Japan! Superpunch's gallery of photos of the actual cars (Thanks, John!) Previously:LIFE photo gallery of old cars - Boing Boing GM's PAD ...
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Ubisoft reveals new Prince of Persia
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The Forgotten Sands for May 2010. Ubisoft has confirmed the existence of a new Prince of Persia game subtitled The Forgotten Sands. The game will be released "on consoles and handhelds" in May 2010, and feature elements you'll recognise from the Sands of Time series and exciting new elements you won't. We spotted this in October when series ...
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Understand How the PayPal X Platform Can Help Your Firm
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Sign up for an in-depth webinar on the PayPal X Platform Fundamentals to be given by Glenbrook's Russ Jones - being held on December 17th, 10:30AM - 11:45AM PST (1:30PM - 2:45PM EST). After this webinar, you'll understand how the new platform enables third party application developers to add global payments functionality directly into existing ...
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WSJ.com
Online retailers in the U.S. rang up $595 million on Black Friday, an 11% increase from the day a year ago, comScore said.
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Black Friday 2009: More Shoppers Spent Less Money
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The Wall Street Journal reports that while 23 million more shoppers hit stores this Black Friday compared to last year, they spent less money: Roughly 195 million consumers shopped in stores and online over the Black Friday weekend, up from... Read more
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Buy.com: Best Black Friday, Ever
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Aliso Viejo-based e-commerce retailer Buy.com is reporting today that it has what it is calling its "biggest Black Friday" in its company's history. The firm did not reveal the amount of sales that day, but said that Friday surpassed its prior record, set last year. Buy.com said that the Black Friday results were bolstered by its third party, Buy. ...
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Online Spending Up Year Over Year for Black Friday
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Let’s face it this holiday season is a pivotal one for all of us from a macro point of view. While many retailers will be focused on their individual bottom lines it will be important to look at how this whole ‘first weekend’ of the holiday shopping season plays out from start to finish with [...]
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901am
Americans Spent $595 Million On Black Friday Sale
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With the Black Friday shopping craze in the U.S. finally over, it’s now time to look into some figures that were derived out of all the online retail e-commerce transactions by online retailers that participated. According to comScore, there was a total of $595 million online sales on November 27, Black Friday. This makes [...] ...
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Black Friday Sales: Shoppers Only Interested in Bargains
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On Black Friday, the West Coast saw a healthy sales increase, while the Northeast took a tumble. Overall, shoppers were only interested in bargains
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Gadgetell
Walmart’s Black Friday deception draws flood of complaints
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Section: Gadgets / Other Customers from around the country are complaining that the deals Walmart promised on Black Friday were given away ahead of time in a pre-sale procedure many are calling a scam because it was not made known to the public. In Tracy, CA, customers who arrived before dawn to snap up the $198 eMachines laptop that was ...
L.A. Times
Retailers see only a little more green on Black Friday
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Sales on the day after Thanksgiving were up just 0.5% from a year earlier, ShopperTrak says. A trade group says 195 million Americans went shopping over the weekend, but average spending falls 7.9%. Despite huge crowds fueled by heavy discounts, shoppers spent less on average on Black Friday and weren't able to give retailers the big boost they ...
MarketWatch.com
Black Friday sales of tech goods called 'strong'
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Retailers saw bigger crowds and likely generated stronger sales over the 'Black Friday' weekend compared to a year earlier, according to a trade group that represents makers of consumer electronics.
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Infopackets.com
Black Friday PC Sales to Surge, Bolster Holiday Season
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Thus far, sales of Windows 7 have been fantastic, and now there's also evidence it's boosting hardware sales -- which will undoubtedly increase this Black Friday with super holiday deals to be had. Manufacturers and retailers on both sides of the Atlantic are already crediting Windows 7 with helping move more computers this pre-holiday season. ...
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Black Friday Spending Grows 11% Compared to 2008
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Overall Black Friday weekend sales up only slightly...
Joystiq Staff
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Joystiq
The Best of Big Download: November 23-29
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Filed under: Mac , PC , Meta (about Joystiq) How was Thanksgiving weekend for you? Eat a lot of turkey and then took a long afternoon nap? Watch a lot of football? Put up your holiday decorations? Raid stores for deals on Black Friday? Man, you must be tired. Just sit back and check out what Big Download posted up during the last seven days. ...
Joseph Lazzaro
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BloggingStocks
For retailers, flat holiday sales this year would represent a moral victory
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Filed under: Forecasts , Black Friday , Recession All things considered, the holiday shopping season is off to a decent start. Here's why: Retail sales on Black Friday rose 0.5% to $10.66 billion, according to preliminary figures released by ShopperTrak, a research firm that tracks more than 50,000 outlets, the Associated Press reported. In ...
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Americans want their electronic toys, Black Friday sales confirm
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Consumer electronics sales are predicted to grow by 6 percent this holiday season after retailers posted strong November sales for notebook computers, flat-panel TVs and portable mp3 players that continued into the Black Friday weekend, according to a study released Monday by the Consumer Electronics Association.
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Black Friday Sales Were Encouraging, Retailers Say
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Throngs of pre-dawn shoppers helped shoot life into Black Friday sales figures, even though big discounts were fewer than last year
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Black Friday online up 11%
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Online sales were better than last year’s Black Friday, according to initial data from Internet tracking firm comScore. (SCOR)
Lionel
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HardMac.com
After Black Friday, Cyber Monday
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If you liked last Black Friday, you are going to love Cyber Monday. This is the special one-day event organized by the Apple Store with deals on Mac, iPod and iPhones peripherals and accessories.
Tim
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GPS
Top 15 GPS From Black Friday
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Black Friday has come and gone… we will miss you. But those of you looking to score some good deals today for Cyber Monday might be wondering what everyone picked for GPS on Black Friday. Here are the top selling GPS devices from this past Friday. We’ve also noted which models we think are a [...]
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Justin McElroy
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Joystiq
Sorry, challengers! Modern Warfare 2 , Assassin's Creed 2 and New Super Mario Bros. Wii have again landed the top three slots (respectively) on the UK charts, and it looks like they've settled in for a long winter's nap. MW2 is in its third week at the top, while Italian buddies Ezio and Mario are celebrating their second week , according to GfK .
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Joystiq
HMV slashes price for DJ Hero, PSP Go in the UK
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Lucky Brits. Not only do they get to be in closer geographic proximity to the dreamy David Tennant than we do, they're also extended some amazing post-Thanksgiving deals on typically pricey gaming equipment. Electronics retailer HMV is currently running two such offers in the UK -- the company has dropped the price of the PSP Go to £148.99 ,
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Paul Miller
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Engadget
PSPgo dips to £149 in the UK, have cooler heads prevailed?
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While we might think of the $250 PSPgo pricetag in the States as a criminal act on the part of an out-of-touch and-yet-malicious multinational corporation, we can only imagine how our unfortunate counterparts in the UK felt, staring down a £225 list price (about $371 US). Luckily, that quickly dropped to £200 after a week of sales, ...
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Kotaku
Modern Warfare 2 Cheaters Banned On PC
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According to Infinity Ward 's Robert Bowling, a large number of Modern Warfare 2 players on PC were banned over the weekend for using cheats in multiplayer matches. He says around 2500 Steam accounts were targeted. That's a lot of cheaters for a game being played on controlled servers over Steam. Then again, it's a proportionate number; 2500 may ...
Nicholas Deleon
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CrunchGear
Good riddance: 2,500 cheaters banned from Modern Warfare 2
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What is the allure of cheating in video games online? Who takes team deathmatches so seriously that he needs unlimited ammo, no clipping, infinite life, and other assorted nonsense? It's stupid, and if you try to cheat online you deserve to be banned. So forgive me for not giving a damn about the 2,500 people that were just banned from non- ...
Allison Waldman
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TV Squad
Susan Boyle's CD debuts at number one in UK
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Somewhere tonight American Idol judge Simon Cowell is grinning. You can just imagine it, can't you? That smile that he wore on Britain's Got Talent when he heard Susan Boyle sing "I Dreamed A Dream" from Les Miserables , remember? Simon was smart enough to take that talented lady and make her a star. Oh yes, she had the talent, but Simon had the ...
Richard Mitchell
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Joystiq
This Wednesday: Call of Duty Classic storms Xbox Live
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According to one AceyBongos -- think of him as Europe's Major Nelson -- this week's Xbox Live Arcade game will be none other than Call of Duty Classic . Those who picked up the Hardened or Prestige editions of Modern Warfare 2 have already had the joy of ignoring their packed-in copy of the game, and now the whole world can ignore it! If, by ...
Mike Masnick
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Techdirt
UK Pub Owner Fined Due To Unauthorized Downloads On Free Pub WiFi?
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A bunch of folks have sent in the story of a nameless pub owner in the UK who has supposedly been fined £8,000 in a lawsuit brought by a copyright holder over unauthorized downloads that were done over free WiFi that the pub offered. Of course, there is a lot of missing information here, so I'm not quite sure how much to believe of this ...
Tom
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Eurogamer
Interview:
Modern Warfare 2's Jesse Stern
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On how he came to Call of Duty and what makes it tick. Modern Warfare 2 writer Jesse Stern made headlines earlier this month when he spoke about the background to the infamous "No Russian" level in Infinity Ward's latest blockbusting first-person shooter. But who is Jesse Stern, and how did he get involved in Call of Duty in the first place? ...
Tom
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Eurogamer
News:
UK charts: MW2 untouchable on top
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LEGO Rock Band off to a blocky start. Activision's Modern Warfare 2 has topped the UK All-Formats chart for a third week and, as December threatens to freeze releases, marches hopefully towards a possible Christmas number one. The top three are unchanged this week, in fact, as Assassin's Creed II and New Super Mario Bros. Wii stay settled in ...
Hélène Mulholland
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The Guardian World News
UK to send 500 more Afghan troops
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Gordon Brown announces extra 500 soldiers to be deployed next month Gordon Brown announced today that Britain's total military effort in Afghanistan is to increase to over 10,000 troops. In a detailed Commons statement, the prime minister confirmed that all the conditions had been met to allow an extra 500 troops to be deployed in December – ...
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