
A waste of young lives ... police examine the crash scene / Pic: Daniel Shaw Source: The Daily Telegraph WHEN Angela and Maryanne Vourlis woke up yesterday, their 20th birthday, they logged on to Facebook expecting to read well wishes and greetings from friends.
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Facebook Will Centralize the Social Web
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You might be sick of hearing this from me, but strongly believe that Facebook is the next Google. It took me a while to "get religion," but now I have it. Just as Google brought a simple way to search the web, my observation is that Facebook is poised to do the same for organizing and - this is key - centralizing social content
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Ask Dave Taylor!
How do I make my Facebook group or fan page interesting?
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I run a Facebook group and am considering switching it to a Facebook fan page, but I don't think it'll address my basic problem: how do I make a Facebook group or fan page interesting and lively to my online community? Do I need to have giveaways? Spend an hour each day making new postings? What's the secret, Dave?
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Inside Facebook
Keep the Dates on This Week’s List of Top Facebook Apps by New Monthly Average Users
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Not much has changed since last week on our Monday list of fastest-growing Facebook apps by monthly average users (MAU), taken from AppData: eight of the top 10 are either in the same place they held last week or within a few places. The top position is still held by Birthday Cards, the juggernaut from RockYou, as [...]
Mike
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Searchnewz
From Lab to Beta: Google's Social Search For All
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Its rare that Google gets trumped on news but with all the Apple iPad (insert your favorite disgusting nickname here) hoopla from yesterday the announcement that Googles social search is now in beta for all to use kinda slipped by. After a little reading on the subject there may be a good reason for this. In other words... Googles Social Search ..
PCWorld Latest
Facebook Dumps Microsoft Ads, Keeps Sleazy Advertisers
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Ever noticed how many trashy ads appear on Facebook? Would you want your company's ad in among them?
Sara Inés Calderón
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Inside Facebook
Big Pharmaceutical Companies Making Cautious Plays for Facebook Users
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Pharmaceutical companies have begun creating a presence on Facebook characterized by control and caution. Why? Despite unclear regulations in the U.S. governing their presence online, they may still be penalized for marketing materials on the Internet. The result is, in terms of their Facebook marketing content, a mixed bag of sometimes ...
Soren Gordhamer
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Mashable!
5 Levels of Effective Communication in the Social Media Age
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Soren Gordhamer is the organizer of the Wisdom 2.0 Conference , which brings together staff from Google, Facebook, and Twitter with others to explore living wisely in our modern age. Mashable readers can use code ‘Mashable‘ for a discount when registering . In the era of social media, our networks are much larger than they have ever been, ...
Chris Crum
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Top News
Reasons to Have a Facebook Page and Ways to Make it Better
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I don't have to tell you that Facebook can be a tremendous source of web traffic . There's a good chance that most of the people you know are on it, and the ones who aren't may be eventually. The social network is consuming more and more of people's time, and thanks to mobile devices, it is always accessible. If you don't have a Facebook Page, ...
Brenna Ehrlich
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Mashable!
Onion Ring More Popular Than Justin Bieber in Latest Facebook Meme
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Forget doppelgangers and Urban Dictionary definitions , the newest Facebook meme is, undoubtedly, “Can this [Insert random thing] Get More Fans Than [Insert Famous Person]?” The latest victim? Pop singer Justin Bieber, who is apparently much beloved with the young folks (and their mothers ). The victor? An onion ring. The fried food ...
Mike
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Searchnewz
Google Wars with Apple and Facebook
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I've now heard from three separate Google employees that Google will release a news feed that will compete with Facebook and Twitter. I expect to see a demo at Google's IO conference in April. For hints at what's coming you MUST look at two foundation-level services: 1. Google Profiles. Google is asking you to voluntarily add all sorts... Google ...
Michael Arrington
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TechCrunch
Facebook, Tesla And Solyndra Dominate SecondMarket Transactions In January
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Last month SecondMarket published data on private company stock sales that they helped complete in 2009. They've now released last month's data as well. A total of a little more than $13 million in sales occurred, with the average transaction size of around $2 million. There continues to be very strong demand for consumer products and services ...
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ReadWriteWeb
Dear Facebook, Please Check Out the New Tweetdeck
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As more and more of our friends and favorite organizations start publishing updates online, being able to organize them well is becoming even more important. Niche-popular desktop social media stream-reader Tweetdeck issued a software update this morning and the most striking change is in its handling of user groups. It's beautiful. The new ...
Gina Trapani
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Fast Company
Work Smart: Mastering Your Social Media Life
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When you're active on the Web, keeping up with all your online accounts can feel like a full-time job. You want your high school friends to find you on Facebook, your co-workers to follow you on Twitter, and business associates to find you on LinkedIn. But there are only so many hours in the day, and too many Web sites to check in and update. ...
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Loose Tweets Sink Fleets
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Information leakage is a real problem. It's especially bad for high-security organizations, like military agencies. And it's now harder than ever, thanks to services such as Flickr, Photobucket, Facebook, Twitter and Myspace. So, we worked together with Lewis Communications to submit a Freedom Of Information Act request to Ministry of Defence in ...
MarketingVOX
New Index Ranks Facebook Fans' Fashion Choices
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A new index that tracks the popularity of fashion brands on Facebook has joined the growing number of social media marketing and measurement tools. Called the Stylophane Facebook Fashion Index, it...
PSFK
Cybersecurity, Junk Food & Facebook
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Cybersecurity, Junk Food & Facebook - here are a selection of news headlines from around the world. World CHINESE food has taken over from Indian as the nation's favourite grub, it emerged today. UN patent filings dropped for 1st time since 1978 Fed to Outline 'Exit Strategy' Business Facebook leads rise in mobile web ...
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Silicon Alley Insider
3 Reasons Pay-With-Facebook Won't Squash All The Other Payments Providers
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All the huge Facebook gamesmakers ( Zynga , et al) will soon allow users to buy virtual goods with Facebook Credits. We've always assumed this rollout will be a death blow to other payments providers on the platforms, such as Zong and Social Gold. Read the rest of this story » See Also: Ahead Of IPO, Facebook Gets Serious About Payments ...
Brian White
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BloggingStocks
Facebook Boots Microsoft Display Ads
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Filed under: Competitive Strategy , Google (GOOG) , Microsoft (MSFT) , Marketing and Advertising Facebook wants to take over the display advertising on its larger-than-life social network. In the process, it will stop using Microsoft ( MSFT ) to display the majority of advertising at what is becoming one of the most heavily-trafficked pieces of ...
Sardar Mohkim Khan
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Startup Meme
Talk With Facebook Friends MSN Way With Chit Chat
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While Microsoft has really brought the Facebook experience to the desktop in the most complete manner with its Silverlight Client for Facebook , it did miss out one important aspect: Facebook Chat. To be honest that is one of the most wanted yet an equally problematic feature that drastically reduces browsing speed. I was quite surprised as to ...
F-Secure Antivirus Research Team (mailto:weblog\
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Facebook Mischief
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Facebook recently published a nice new feature: Reply to this email to comment on this status . This seems like a very handy feature to have if you're trying to converse with friends on the go. But is it secure? As it turns out, based on our testing, anyone can use the Reply To address, from any e-mail account. Of course, the notification links ...
USATODAY.com Tech
Google's Gmail to try to challenge Facebook
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Search giant Google is upgrading its Gmail program to add social-media tools similar to those found on Facebook.
Digg.com
Facebook "Cash Scam" Continues to Grow Bigger
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Users personal information is revealed through photos, status updates and conversations that are being well documented online. Last week, the Serious Fraud Office of London (SFO) warned that Facebook and Twitter are being used to harvest users’ personal financial details by fraudsters in order to operate "boiler rooms" offshore.
Ars Technica
Microsoft loses ads on Facebook, expands Bing search deal
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Microsoft and Facebook have ended their advertising deal in which the software giant sold display ads on the social network, while at the same time expanding their search relationship. The announcement comes as a major Facebook redesign is being rolled out gradually to users. Microsoft will continue to sell search advertising for Facebook, but ...
Search Engine Watch Blog
Facebook Changes: Navigation, Photo Uploads and Bing
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Get ready for the "Bring Back the Old Facebook" groups. Click to read the rest of this post...
FT.com
Google prepares Facebook assault
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Google is set to make a fresh attempt to gain a stronger foothold in the booming social networking business as it seeks to counter the growing threat that Facebook poses to some of its core services
EWeek
Facebook Homepage Redesign Puts Search Front and Center
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Facebook turned six years old Feb. 4. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg proudly told the world that the leading social network now has more than 400 million users. To celebrate the birthday, Facebook also began rolling out changes to the homepage. Though currently visible to only 80 million of the site's users worldwide, the changes are significant ...
Daisy Whitney
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Beet.TV
Online Video is Getting Social: Vpype has Integration with Facebook
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MILPITAS, CA -- With social media usage across Facebook, Twitter, and niche social sites continuing to climb, it's inevitable that a number of start-ups will emerge to piggyback on the opportunity. One such company aiming for a role in the social video world is the startup Vpype. I visited the company's offices and sat down with both the CEO, ...
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Over the past week we have seen a little bit of blogosphere activity regarding Windows 7 and batteries, specifically the new Windows 7 message “Considering replacing your battery”. Since this is related to the engineering of Windows 7 we’re going to use this blog to provide an update to people. As we have talk about many times, we have a ...
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Microsoft: your battery is the problem, not Windows 7
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Last week , Microsoft said it was investigating issues in Windows 7 that affect batteries on certain notebooks after hundreds of users reported they thought the OS was to blame. Steven Sinofsky, president of the Windows and Windows Live Division, has posted a lengthy response on the Engineering Windows 7 blog. "At this time we have no reason to ...
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Ubergizmo
Microsoft States That Windows 7 Is Not Killing Your Batteries
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Has your Windows 7 laptop been warning you of the impending demise of your laptop battery? Most folks are complaining that Windows 7 isn’t too friendly with its battery consumption, but Microsoft says that Windows 7 isn’t really killing the batteries; the tool (which reports when a battery is down to 40% of its designed capacity) is ...
Sarah Perez
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Channel 10
Use Your Zune Remote to Control Windows Media Center
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Did you know you can Zune wireless remote to control your Windows Media Center PC? Although not designed for this purpose, a simple registry hack is all the stands in the way of turning your Zune remote into one that controls Media Center, too. Recently posted to LifeHacker , this tip is worth sharing: Open the registry. Scroll down to Computer\ ...
EWeek
Microsoft Says Windows 7 Battery Issues Are Batteries' Fault
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Microsoft claims its engineers have been exploring complaints of poor battery life for some laptops running Windows 7, and that in every case the operating system is not at fault. Instead, Windows 7 had correctly evaluated via a new feature that those users batteries were failing, Microsoft said in a Feb. 8 blog posting. However, posts on ...
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Hardware 2.0
Build your own high-performance video/photo editing PC ... for under $1,500
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Continuing my "Build your own" series, I'm going to follow on from building a Home Theater PC and today look at building a how to build a high-performance video/photo editing PC ... for under $1,500.
The Seattle Times
Sinofsky: Don't blame Windows 7 for battery problems
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Microsoft Windows President Steven Sinofsky fired back with both barrels today at complaints that Windows 7 was to blame for degraded battery life on some laptops.
Aharon Etengoff
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TG Daily
Microsoft eliminates multitasking support in Windows Mobile 7
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Microsoft has reportedly decided to emulate Apple and eliminate multitasking support in its upcoming Windows Mobile 7 operating system. read more
PCWorld Latest
Windows 7 Just Being Honest About Battery Life
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Microsoft has looked into reported issues with Windows 7 battery life and determined that users are simply caught off guard by Windows 7 more accurate battery life reporting.
Mike Schramm
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
Microsoft still beats Apple in cash and investments, for now
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Filed under: Apple Financial , Apple Back during the earnings call a few weeks ago , it was mentioned that Apple has a jaw-dropping almost $40 billion just sitting around in cash. In the chat, we started talking about other companies that might have that much money in the hopper -- Google came up, but I don't think we were able to guess another ...
Carlo Orlando
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Infopackets.com
Free Microsoft Office 2010 Upgrade Info Leaked Online
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Interested in a free copy of Office 2010 but can't wait until summer to purchase the new software suite? It appears that Microsoft has let slip some interesting details about a forthcoming promotion aimed at potential Office 2010 customers this June. The promotion, which is rumored to be called the Microsoft Office 2010 Technology Guarantee ...
PCWorld Latest
Former Microsoft VP Says Redmond Can't Innovate
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Ex-Microsoft VP Dick Brass joins the chorus of naysayers who claim that Microsoft drags its feet in bringing innovative products to market.
Ars Technica
Google's China problem leaves opening for Bing
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Earlier this month , Google unleashed one of the year's biggest technology stories by announcing it was no longer interested in working with the Chinese government to censor search results, and by threatening to cease operations in the communist country. Microsoft, for its part, remained quiet for as long as it could, and then eventually ...
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CyberNet News
Windows 7 Jumplist Launcher
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Windows 7 Only I am a big fan of the redesigned Taskbar in Windows 7 because it provides faster access to the things I want/need, and one of the ways it does that is through the jumplists that appear whenever you right-click on an icon regardless of whether the app is actually running. [...]
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Searchnewz
Undecided about Bing: The Decision Engine
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OK, I admit it. Bing is starting to show some glimmering signs of promise. But I still have concerns -- big ones. I had the chance to chat with Stefan Weitz recently about where Microsoft wanted to take Bing. It's hard not to get swept up in Weitz' evangelism. Microsoft is trying to do some very impressive things with search... Bing's Search ...
Electronista
Microsoft says Windows 7 battery flaw is false
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Microsoft has denied suggestions that Windows 7 has been causing various battery issues with notebooks, according to a Microsoft Developer Network blog post. The company allegedly worked through a series of tests to determine if the operating system was mistakenly presenting the "consider replacing your batteries" warning. The engineers claim ...
JC Fletcher
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Joystiq
New Dragon Age in early 2011 on consoles, handhelds & PC
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If you're pacing out your Dragon Age playing to ensure that you have a steady drip of elfin lovemaking and epic dragon fighting, here's a bit of new info to consider for your tactics: EA is planning to launch a new Dragon Age title in Q4 of its fiscal 2011, which, in real-world time, falls between January 1 and March 31, 2011. The sequel is far ...
Kara Swisher
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BoomTown
Microsoft's New Mobile Phone Software Is Coming –But Should It Just Give Up and Buy RIM?
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Next week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Microsoft is likely to unveil Windows Mobile 7, the new version of its mobile operating system, trying to create some excitement around its foundering mobile strategy. "Foundering" is probably kind, given the innovative strides both Google and Apple have made in the smartphone arena in recent ...
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TMG の URL カテゴライズ機能
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こんにちは。マイクロソフトの古水と申します。 今回ご紹介するのは、 TMG の URL カテゴライズ機能についてです。 TMG はクライアントのアクセス先 URL がどのカテゴリに所属するかを確認し、アクセスの許可・拒否を設定できます。 そのカテゴリは Microsoft 評�
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Microsoft Updates and Vulnerabilities
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Updates February 9th will bring numerous Microsoft Updates, 13 bulletins addressing 26 vulnerabilities. All versions of Windows are affected. Looks like a busy Tuesday is ahead. See Microsoft's Security Bulletin Advance Notification for February 2010 for additional details. Vulnerability There's also a notable Internet Explorer vulnerability that'
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All about Microsoft
Is Windows 7 reliability fix making PCs less reliable?
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There are reports in a TechNet forum that claim a recently released reliability and stability patch for Windows 7 may end up making some PCs less reliable and stable. The Ars Technica site discovered the thread about the fix, KB977074, late last week. Microsoft officials said they are aware of the issue but say that, so far, it's not a major one.
Michael McWhertor
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Kotaku
Dead Space Extraction, Planet Cracker Coming To XBLA, PSN?
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Visceral Games' Dead Space 2 may not be the next game you play in the sci-fi franchise. Recent surveys point to an Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network port of Wii misfire Dead Space Extraction and something brand new, Planet Cracker. One survey's description of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 port of Dead Space Extraction indicates that any ...
Communications and Technology Blog
Google's Super Bowl Ad Splash
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Google surprised many with an ad on the Super Bowl and I have to say this is one of the best ads I have seen in a while and hats off to the company for doing such a great job. To me the ad shows that Google continues to understand that it needs multiple types of marketing. The company has been extremely aggressive lately partnering with media ...
Cheng Hung
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Gadgetell
Asus EeeTop ET1610PT makes its appearance
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Section: Computers , Desktops Asus has released the EeeTop ET1610PT, an all-in-one computer or nettop, that features a 15.6” touchscreen display (hence the letter “T” in the model name) with a resolution of up to 1600x900 pixels. The EeeTop ET1610PT is really nothing to shout about; other specs include an Intel Atom D410 ...
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Library Technology Guides automation update
Ex Libris Announces the Beta Launch of Primo Central
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(January 14, 2010). Ex Libris announced the launch of Primo Central for beta testing at 14 partner institutions. When searching in their institution's Primo interface, users in partner libraries will have seamless access to the Primo Central mega-aggregate of scholarly e-content. Primo Central is a centralized index consisting of data harvested ...
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Neowin.net
Microsoft dismisses Windows 7 "battery problems"
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Microsoft said on Monday that users experiencing battery warnings from Windows 7 are by design. Last week Neowin revealed reports of users receiving notifications that they should replace their laptop battery.�The warning is triggered when a laptops BIOS detects a battery replacement is required. Windows 7 provides the following...
Brandon Dimmel
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Infopackets.com
Win7 RC Users Face Bi-Hourly Shutdowns, No Updates
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Microsoft is warning that those who downloaded Windows 7 RC (release candidate) sometime between May and October of last year are facing bi-hourly shutdowns if they do not upgrade (or downgrade) their operating system. Microsoft offered its release candidate software for its then highly-anticipated Windows 7 operating system back in May 2009. It ...
Eric Savitz
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BARRONS.com
Microsoft: Should They Do A Giant Handset Acquisition?
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Should Microsoft (MSFT) be doing a giant deal in the mobile phone sector? As Kara Swisher of AllThingsD notes today, the software giant is expected to unveil the latest version of its handset OS - Windows Mobile 7 - at next week’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. But she wonders whether [...]
Ubergizmo
Netbook Navigator Nav9 tablet PC
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There is a new tablet PC in town from Netbook Navigator, where it is known as the Nav9 with a starting price of $799 a pop. While that amount of dough can let you pick up a couple of decent netbooks, you won't be able to tote around a tablet while looking cool, can you? Features of the Nav9 include an 8.9" multitouch display at 1,024 x 600 ...
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ResourceShelf
British Library and Microsoft Announce Online Platform for Collaborative Research
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From the Announcement: From 8 February 2010 the new open source ‘Research Information Centre’ (RIC) Framework v1.0 is available to download for free – The RIC represents an entirely new way of conducting research by providing an online environment in which to navigate the unprecedented collection of digital ...
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Neowin.net
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 RC released to MSDN subscribers
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Microsoft said on Monday that it had shipped a Release Candidate (RC) copy of its development software Visual Studio 2010. Visual Studio is a development environment that allows developers to create�GUI applications along with Windows Forms applications, web sites, web applications, and web services in both native code together with managed...
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Beet.TV
Microsoft Readies "Smooth Streaming" Online Video Viewing of Winter Olympics
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REDMOND, WA --� Regardless of how fast your broadband connection is, Microsoft plans to deliver consistently high quality,� "smooth streaming" of the Winder Olympics with adaptive streaming technology, a system that delivers video tailored to the connection speed and CPU power of the end user. NBC Sports is using Microsoft's Silverlight to ...
Microsoft Watch
Zune HD Price Cuts Could Signify Smartphone With Zune Software
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Zune HD 32GB and Zune HD 16GB are both 20 dollars off at the online Microsoft Store , while the devices are also experiencing steep discounts on retailer sites such as Amazon.com. A fairly complete list of the price cuts can be found here. A few other bloggers have commented on this already, but I figured the sale was worth mentioning within the ...
Juan Suero
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Geekswithblogs.net
Green Health Solutions
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Putting my last attempt at creating a business on the shelf... Passed to second round of grant funding but ultimately did not receive grant. We were looking to submit GHS for the first round of federal grants being offered for HIT Regional Extension Centers. Bio.... Green Health Solutions Inc. (GHS) a non-profit, minority owned Health Care ...
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Rebellion apologises for AVP demo issues
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PC stuff fixed, investigating PS3 reports. Rebellion has apologised for problems affecting matchmaking on the PC and PS3 versions of the Aliens vs. Predator demo released yesterday. While the Xbox 360 version was not affected, PC owners had issues joining games until a Steam patch was issued later in the day, and PS3 problems may be ongoing - ...
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EveryBlock acquisition and me
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I'm excited to announce some huge news. EveryBlock , the project I've led for the last two years, has been acquired by MSNBC.com . The main details are at the EveryBlock blog , but I wanted to mention a few other things here on my personal site, to try to anticipate questions. First, this has no impact whatsoever on my involvement with Django . ...
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Learning in a Participatory Culture: A Conversation About New Media and Education
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A few weeks ago, I received a message in the mail from Ariel Glazer at University of Buenos Aires sharing this video, which remixed some footage from the interview I gave to the producers of Digital Nation . In many ways, it captures some of my core themes and concerns better than the PBS documentary and in the process, it helps us make ...
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Apple intends to stay “nimble” on pricing of the iPad, possibly lowering prices if the newly unveiled tablet device fails to gain traction among consumers.
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Blackberry hacked, 4chan blocked, iPad unwanted
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Think your BlackBerry is immune from the security threats you've been hearing about on other smartphones? A Veracode researcher has demonstrated spyware that allows someone to steal a stranger's contact list, read text messages in real time, and track the location of the phone. The smartphone's vulnerability can be turned off, but researcher ...
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TechCrunch
Apple Surveying iPhone Developers’ Happiness With The App Store
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Last year, there was no shortage of developers who were complaining about Apple's App Store. The situation got so heated that no less than Apple senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, Phil Schiller, got personally involved with a number of developers having issues. Since then, the complaints seem to have died down quite a bit, but ...
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Apple Job Posting Suggests Video Recording Coming to Future iPad Models
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A new job posting on Apple's site suggests that the company is preparing to add still and video camera capabilities to its iPad tablet device in the future. The position is for a quality assurance engineer in the Media Systems division of Apple's br...
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Apple To Upgrade MacBook Pros Tuesday Ahead Of Macworld Conference?
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Apple may finally announce a new MacBook Pro lineup tomorrow, perhaps including new, faster Intel chips , as the Macworld conference gets underway in San Francisco. Read the rest of this story » See Also: Apple Already Talking About Cutting Prices On The iPad Apple Bans Location-Based Ads In Apps Where Location Isn't Core CHART OF THE DAY: ...
Ubergizmo
Analyst: Apple Might Lower Price Of iPad
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If you’re the type of person who likes a bargain, and are thinking of picking up Apple’s iPad , you might want to take note of this. According to Credit Suisse analyst Bill Shope, Apple executives have said that the pricing will be “nimble”, hinting that the pricing could change if needed. Of course, that’s not an ...
PCWorld Latest
Apple iPad Price Cut: Blunder or Brilliance?
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Is Apple really planning to cut the price of its iPad tablet? We don't know, but one thing is sure: Apple should take price action before sales begin, not after.
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Wired
JooJoo Tablet Faces Uphill Battle Against iPad
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When Apple’s iPad tablet debuts next month on retail shelves, it could sound the death knell for JooJoo, a tablet from an unknown Singapore-based startup that was once the talk of gadget blogs. The $500 JooJoo is on target to ship at the end of February, a full month before Apple’s scheduled release date of the [...]
James Lewin
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Podcasting News
Apple iPad Set To Dominate $20 Billion Tablet Industry
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Tablet computers are going to be a $20 billion industry by 2014, and the Apple iPad is well-positioned to dominate it, predicts research firm In-Stat. According to In-Stat: The Total Available Market for tablets will be about 50 million in 2014. Mainstream tablets should be in the $400-$500 range. Apple is the only company that will offer [...]
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Joe Wikert
EReaders & eBook Prices
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I considered opening with a snarky comment about the Nook ereader. Something about how it's destined to be the RC Cola of ereaders seemed appropriate. And when I went looking for a graphic to insert, guess what I found? Amazon is actually selling the Barnes & Noble device on their own site ! Whodathunkit? Nevertheless, how would you like ...
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Hutchison offers discounted iPad in Austria
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Filed under: Hardware , iPhone Hutchison Austria is following in the wake of the iPhone and is offering a subsidized iPad to users willing to commit to a 2-year data contract, Engadget reports. When you sign up for a €29.90, 5GB monthly contract, you'll get a €333 markdown on the iPad -- which may or may not be all that much since we ...
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TheAppleBlog
The iPad Could Mean Big Trouble for AT&T’s Network, FCC Warns
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People are excited about the arrival of the iPad (or at least, some people are), but the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is a little more apprehensive about what the device could mean for AT&T’s wireless 3G network. In an official FCC blog posting at Broadband.gov, Director of Scenario Planning Phil Bellaria and Wireless ...
Rev2.org
Enough About the iPad Already!
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Apple finally made the announcement about their new touch screen (“tablet”) computer called the iPad yesterday and today, every tech site on the ‘Net seems immersed in commentary and speculation about how the device will measure up, how much it looks like an oversized iPhone , and who can best guess the “ big picture ...
TIME.com Top Business Stories
Banking: Should Wall Street Cease Proprietary Trading?
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President Obama and adviser Paul Volcker are calling for banks to stop engaging in proprietary trading. Is this smart? Is it even possible?
MacNN
PA Semi not responsible for Apple A4 chip?
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Despite popular belief, the A4 processor in the iPad was not designed by people from PA Semi, a "very trusted" VentureBeat source claims. Apple bought the chip design firm in April of last year, and in June it was acknowledged by Steve Jobs that the aim was to produce chips for iPhone and iPod devices. The iPad has been described in the media ...
Christian Science Monitor
Watch out, Twitter and Facebook. Google is on your heels.
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Google could unveil a social media feature for Gmail as soon as this week, the Wall Street Journal is reporting.
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Fast Company
Amazon Folds to Macmillan's Wishes, but Really Apple Wins
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It's a stretch to say that Amazon loves Macmillan books again ... but at least the publisher's books are back in Amazon's online bookstore, and its e-books are available for the Kindle. Who won the fight? Probably Apple, as it turns out. What's happened, simply, is that Amazon's had to bend to Macmillan's wishes. The publisher is one of the "big ...
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Advertising Lab
Get a Free iPad Here
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There's no point in this post other than general amusement, but I saw my first "testers wanted" banner ad today and got inspired to gather screenshots of nine different sites promising a free - FREE! - iPad after you buy a bunch of other stuff. Look, the top one uses a totally fake mock-up of the device (but throws in a FedEx cargo plane). --------
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Gizmodo
Why Paint Your Room When You Can Get a Color-Changing Wall Instead
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See this wall of colorful squares? It's actually a concept design consisting of a bunch of small triangular panels which can be spun 'round on whim to change the way your room looks. Or to spell out naughty things. Ok, so the concept photos only spell out "S-E-X" which won't make too many people giggle and blush, but just imagine the potential ...
Macworld
Apple offers 'find out how' tutorials as podcasts
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Apple has re-released the "find out how" tutorial videos from its site as podcasts. Presumably, more videos are on their way to keep aspiring i-everything users occupied.
Rev2.org
The Apple Tablet, Print Media, and the Future
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The New York Times’ Brad Stone and Stephanie Clifford talked about how Apple may be giving the print media industry (including, ironically, the NYT itself) a chance to re-invent itself using the new device. The iPhone is already popular enough to be one of the leading ways that many access their print media, especially news, and the ...
PCWorld Latest
IPad's Best Innovation? No-Contract Wireless
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IPad customers will purchase their 3G wireless service direct from Apple, with no contract required. This is a great idea that needs to spread.
Ed Sutherland
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Cult of Mac
Amazon to Hike Ebook Pricing as iPad Ships
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At the time, Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ remark about ebook pricing being the same whether sold by Cupertino or Amazon seemed rather optimistic. At the time, Amazon controlled ebook pricing and the ebook market, while Apple had just released the iPad. However, just weeks after the tablet was unveiled, Amazon will now adopt Apple’s price [...
Jeremy
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ILounge
News: Chinese maker of iPad clone vows to sue Apple
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Shenzhen Great Long Brother Industrial Co., which produces the P88, a Windows-based, multi-touch tablet computer, is vowing to sue Apple for patent infringement as soon as the company launches the iPad in China. Claiming that the P88, which was announced last October, is “identical” to the iPad, Wu Xiaolong, president of Shenzhen Great Long ...
Ed Sutherland
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Cult of Mac
Was the iPad Supposed to Be a TV?
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Was the iPad originally meant to be a killer TV platform? An analyst speculates the iPad would be the perfect platform for Apple to launch its vision for anywhere television, tying Apple TV, iTunes and network programming into one sleek and stylish portable DVR. “Imagine a portable set top box, but with its own killer screen,” [...]
Chris Meadows
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TeleRead
TidBITS compares Kindle and iPad
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I’m a little late noticing this, but on January 31st TidBITS posted a detailed head-to-head comparison of the Kindle versus the iPad as e-book reading platforms. There is also some discussion of the Amazon/Macmillan dispute, though the outcome was unknown at that point. TidBITS‘s Glenn Fleishman concludes: In the end, Amazon is a bookseller, ...
Sam mcloughln
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PalmAddicts
Make your own iPad
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[From Eric Mann] If you can't wait to be the first to have an iPad [do remember I'm going to fund the cost of an iPad for one lucky PalmAddict reader here ] then you may want your own paper cut out, ok so it's not the real thing but it could fool someone when they walk past your desk. More after the jump.
John Biggs
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CrunchGear
Capitol Hill gets a big iPad
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...vending machine. And you thought our government was low-tech. Capital Hill staffers now have a huge iPad-like vending machine featuring a large touchscreen system that lets you choose your poison and then watch a little animation as it is vended. It's kind of dopey but I guess its better than the big open spring system they use currently. ...
Sam mcloughln
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PalmAddicts
THROWAWAY: Win a iPad
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The iPod Touch throwaway is now closed and I'll draw a winner at random this week. OK I was thinking about this over the weekend and I am going to purchase an iPad for 1 lucky PalmAddict reader [just as soon as they become available] as part of a throwaway. All you have to do is send me a user thought, but I thought it would be a cool prize. How ...
Jeremy
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ILounge
News: Hard Candy debuts line of cases for iPad
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Hard Candy Cases has unveiled its new lineup of cases for the Apple iPad tablet. The line includes the Hard Case, a rigid EVA-foam case with specially fitted bumpers to keep the iPad in place, a soft interior lining, and a zippered closure. It sells for $45. A variant of the Hard Case, Hard Candy’s Bubble Sleeve offers similar protection, but ...
John Cook
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Gawker
Support for Obama Wavering in the Democratic Stronghold of Wall Street
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The New York Times ' David Kirkpatrick delivers the shocking and troubling news that Wall Street bankers are so disappointed in Barack Obama that they've started giving money to Republicans. Bankers! To Republicans ! Apparently Wall Street has long been a bastion of support for Democratic political candidates, but now that Obama has launched a ...
Nick Saint
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Silicon Alley Insider
Electronic Arts Beats The Street
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Game developer Electronic Arts (ERTS) barely beat its lowered guidance for its third quarter, but guidance for the current quarter fell far short of Wall Street's expectations. EA announced non-GAAP earnings of $0.33 per share for Q3. This was the upper-bound of the reduced guidance the company issued last month, and narrowly beat analysts' ...
Mike Fahey
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Kotaku
The Nintendo Download: Blaster Master, Fieldrunners, And A New Format
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Blaster Master Overdrive, Fieldrunners DS, and Princess Tomato shine their love on The Nintendo Download this week, with a new format making it much easier to see what you might be spending your Nintendo points on. I've been doing The Nintendo Download since Nintendo started putting things up for download, and lately it's gotten a bit cumbersome.
SFGate
Asian stocks mixed after Wall St decline
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Asian stocks were mixed Tuesday following Wall Street's overnight decline on lingering worries about high European debt levels. Tokyo, Hong Kong and Sydney were down while Shanghai, Seoul and Singapore gained. That came after the Dow Jones industrial average... Hong Kong - Wall Street - Shanghai - Dow Jones Industrial Average - Asia
Matt buchanan
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Gizmodo
Apple's PA Semi Might Not've Designed the iPad's A4 Chip
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A curious tidbit from VentureBeat: The A4 chip that Apple's pimping hardcore in iPad promos might not've been done by their PA Semi team (which Apple acquired for $278 million). Their source says it was designed by Apple's existing VLSI team, who made custom chips like northbridges for the old G5 Macs. Sounds possible, since there likely isn't a ...
Ars Technica
Amazon puts out one e-book pricing fire as others flare up
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Just as it looked like Amazon was about to achieve an iTunes-style lock on the e-book marketplace, the impending arrival of Apple's iPad seems to have emboldened book publishers. After a pricing dispute caused all Macmillan titles to disappear off Amazon's virtual shelves , other publishers joined the pricing revolt , demanding greater ...
TIME.com Top Business Stories
A Former Goldman Sachs Partner on Wall Street Regulation
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Roy Smith, a finance professor at New York University and a former Goldman Sachs partner, believes that Washington and regulators need to intervene to make financial markets safer
The Seattle Times
Asian stocks mixed after Wall St decline
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Asian stocks were mixed Tuesday following Wall Street's overnight decline on lingering worries about high European debt levels.
Technology News
Blog: FCC officials concerned about iPad’s impact on wireless networks
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With the forthcoming rollout of Apple Inc.’s iPad tablet device, it’s necessary for providers of wireless phone and data services to ensure that their networks aren’t overwhelmed by demand, according to a blog item by two officials of the Federal Communications Commission.
The Seattle Times
ComScore: Apple gains US smart phone share
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Apple Inc.'s iPhone gained a percentage point of U.S. smart phone market share while BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Inc. lost a point in the last three months of 2009, according to research group comScore Inc.
Hadley
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Apple Matters
4 Reasons Why the iPad Will Be A Huge Success and One Reason Why It May Not
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Pundits are a funny lot, especially when it comes to Apple. They simply don't get it. They obsess on a single new feature that proves an Apple product will fail. When the iPod came out it was too expensive, and it didn't have Wi-Fi. When the iPhone came out it…
Newlaunches.com
Mac Fan designs Apple iBook wall clock, crazy idea, but like Apple products, looks good
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I have to agree with the post, the guys who came up with this littlie number is definitely a Mac-obsessed fan. I mean only someone who serious has a Mac fetish would recycle an Apple iBook G4 and turn it into a clock, complete with a moving Mac-mouse Pendulum counter weight. Running on two replaceable AA batteries it’s 14 inches wide by 18 ...
EWeek
10 Things Apple Doesn't Want You to Know About the iPad
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Apple has been touting its iPad since it was first announced a few weeks ago. But after the hype wears off and we take an honest look at the iPad, we quickly find that there are some major flaws with the company's tablet device that it just doesn't want us to know about. When a consumer picks up the iPad expecting a top-of-the-line experience, ...
EWeek
Upon Meeting the Apple iPad, Fewer People Want It: Survey
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The Apple iPad is less coveted by consumers, now that they know what it is, says retailer Retrevo, which polled visitors to its site before and after the iPads introduction. While in early January, 26 percent said they werent interested, in early February, 52 percent said the same. - Were expectations for the Apple iPad raised too high to satisfy,
Kelsey Childress
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Search Engine Land
The iPad As Platform For SEM & Social Media Marketing
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Apple clearly recognizes the importance of the mobile web, but did they get trigger happy and launch the iPad too soon? The launch of the new Apple device has lit up the internet with all sorts of criticisms, praises, questions and opinions. A question remains for those of us in the search marketing and social [...] ....
Scott Beale
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Laughing Squid
IPad by Parry Gripp
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Parry Gripp made a song about the iPad that reminds us that the concept of nachos is awesome and incredible. This is a blog post from Laughing Squid, subscribe via RSS, Email, Twitter & Facebook. This is a blog post from Laughing Squid , subscribe via RSS , Email , Twitter & Facebook .
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
An Apple a Day
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We were recently asked some questions about Mac security. Mikko's comments can be read at CNET . Also in Apple news, iPhone/iPod touch OS 3.1.3 has been released and there are security fixes . ( Not that it's mentioned during the update .) And speaking of iPhones, they're vulnerable to remote attack on SSL . Updated to add : Here's another ...
Webmaster
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The Mac Observer
Hot Forum Topic: Apple, Google and the Evolution of the Smartphone Market
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Today TMO readers are talking about APple's iPhone, Google's Android platform, and the impact both are having on the smartphone market.
Dena Cassella
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Digital Trends
Public Loses Interest in iPad After Unveiling, Survey Says
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A Retrevo study shows that consumers have lost interest in the Apple iPad and most say they will not buy it.
F-Secure Antivirus Research Team (mailto:weblog\
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Is the lack of iPad Flash support for security?
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We've received some questions regarding Apple's iPad , and whether or not the lack of Adobe Flash support is for security reasons. Well, no, we don't think so. True, Adobe Flash has been exploitable in the past, and it will undoubtedly be so again, but we think it's more a matter of practicality and not security. Flash is processor, battery, and ...
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The following Terms of Sale (“Terms”) govern the relationship between you and Google, and once concluded, form a legally binding contract in relation to your purchase of a Nexus wireless handheld device and any associated accessories whether packaged with the handheld device or sold separately (together referred to as the “Device”). “ ...
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Searchengineland.com
Google Airs TV Ad During Super Bowl – But Why?
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Perhaps yesterday’s tweet by Google CEO Eric Schmidt put it best. Hell has indeed frozen over. Google has run its first major television ad, during the Super Bowl, no less. Below, the ad, how it has been received, how it compares to other search engine commercials from rivals and some questions about why market leader Google felt it needed ...
Www.tmonews.com
Google Customer Service Number Now Live
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After taking quite a beating in the blogosphere after the initial launch of the Nexus One, Google has officially launched phone support. That’s right; 888-48-NEXUS (63987) will get you customer service from Google, open daily from 7AM to 10PM EST. That’s right, from Google. Read those words, stop, close your mouth and let the wow factor hit ...
Eric M. Zeman
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Phone Scoop
Google Lowers Nexus One ETF to $150
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Google recently indicated via its support forums that it has lowered the early termination fee for its Nexus One smartphone from $350 to $150. Google had originally instituted its own "equipment recovery fee" of $350 for those who cancel ... (follow link to read)
Christian Science Monitor
Google scores with Paris Super Bowl ad
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Yes, the E-Trade baby bit was pretty good. So was the spot with Chevy Chase and his "National Lampoon's Vacation" co-star Beverly D'Angelo. But one of the best ads shown during last night's Super Bowl was "Parisian Love," a short – and deceptively simple – clip by the folks over at Google.
Rev2.org
Google App Store in the Works
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The war between the tech giants continues, with a new battlefield emerging in the business applications arena. The New York Times Blog has broken a story stating that Google is planning a new application store to sell business software while promoting Google Apps. This is interesting, but not surprising, on several levels. The rivalry ...
Mike
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Searchnewz
Google Could Be Hijacking Your Traffic
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Google has long been an advocate of "build great content"; however, in reality, it's turning into "build great content and if we like it we'll take it from you, put it on our pages, and deprive you of that traffic. Without compensation." Strong accusations, sure, but I'm willing to step up to the plate, put my money where my mouth is, and show ...
Digg.com
TOUCHDOWN: Google Runs Super Bowl Ad
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The rumors were correct: Google took the bold step of running a Super Bowl ad in the 3rd quarter of the game today, marking its first major push into TV advertising and a new frontier of marketing for the company that has triumphed online ads above all else.
Mike
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Searchnewz
Google Runs Super Bowl Ad, Sky Doesn't Fall
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Many people seem to be either shocked or aghast that Google would actually run a Super Bowl ad. There are some who think that it is a sign of weakness or fear that there is a chink in the great Google armor. There are those that just figured that Google should never need to advertise because they are, after all, Google. Well, I think that the ...
Kit Eaton
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Fast Company
Will Google's Translator Phone Lead Us to Babylon or Babble On?
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Google's revealed it's working on extensions to its smartphone voice-control powers , debuted in the Nexus One, that'll automatically translate between languages. It's the stuff of pure utopian science fiction. But is it a good idea? Google's plans are to enhance the remote server-processed speech recognition systems in the Nexus One to include ...
Ryan Tate
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Gawker
Google One of Few Things in World That Can Still Scare Lindsay Lohan
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The Huffington Post looked for suckers in a target-rich environment; Lindsay Robertson offered a shocking new David Paterson rumor; and Lindsay Lohan is frightened by Google. The Twitterati hated the players and the game. Lindsay Lohan tried to imagine a world in which she had no privacy, in which her every move was digitally recorded and ...
Readwriteweb
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ReadWriteWeb
Extensions Broke Your Browser? How to Enter 'Safe Mode' in Google Chrome
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Now that Google Chrome has entered the world of fully-extensible browsers, with its recent addition of extensions and Greasemonkey scripts , you've likely found yourself perusing the libraries and tweaking until your heart's content. With that, however, comes the inevitable - browser crashes. While Google Chrome doesn't have a safe mode in the ...
Jason Chen
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Gizmodo
Google Wants To Control All Communication
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Google's two new announcements: integrating a Twitter-like service into Gmail and a goal of a real-time speech translation service shows what direction they're taking the company: Into the space between you and every other human being on the planet. To be fair, these two developments are really far apart in their delivery dates. The Gmail status ...
ScuttleMonkey
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Slashdot
Google Shooting For Smartphone Universal Translator
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Nikki4 writes to tell us that in giving some major improvement tweaks to its existing voice recognition tool for the Smartphone, Google is aiming for new translator software that will provide instant translation of foreign languages. "The company has already created an automatic system for translating text on computers, which is being honed by ...
MacNN
Google to hold special event Tuesday
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Google tonight confirmed talk of a significant product update by sending an invitation to a special event on Tuesday at the company's Mountain View, California campus. The company is short on details but promises "some new product innovations" at the gathering....
Ryan Tate
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Gawker
Google's Chief of Fabulous Opens a Disco — In His Penthouse
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We couldn't persuade Orkut Büyükkökten to invite us to his opulent birthday-and-housewarmingparty Saturday, but we won't hold it against him. After all, Google's ambassador to the gay party scene had to fit several billionaires between his new dance poles. Orkut, in case you've forgotten , is by far the most interesting person to work for the ...
Electronista
Google drops Nexus One early cancel fee to $150
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Google on Monday quietly dropped the cost of the controversial Equipment Recovery Fee for the Nexus One to $150. The company's updated Terms of Sale now list a price less than half the $350 it had charged originally. The fee still takes effect within 120 days and stacks on top of T-Mobile's own $200 early termination fee....
Tricia Duryee
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MocoNews
After Federal Inquiries, Google Cuts Early Nexus One Termination Fee
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Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ) has lowered its “equipment recovery fee” to $150 from $350 when customers drop its Nexus One phone before their contract with T-Mobile USA officially expires. The change occurs just after the FCC formally sent letters to various operators and Google about wireless early termination fees. In this case, the Google ...
Electronista
Google developing voice translation for phones
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Google on Sunday revealed that it could be the first to enable voice-to-voice translation for phones. Using the existing text conversion and voice recognition its search and from Android, the company is developing a system that could recognize a spoken foreign language and recite it back in the user's native tongue. It would sort speech into ...
F-Secure Antivirus Research Team (mailto:weblog\
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Using Google Images to Investigate Fraud
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Sami, one of our test engineers, was recently seeking a Play Station 3. He found this offer at Huuto.net, a Finnish auction site. 160 for a 60GB unit, with games, not bad. Sami wanted to confirm that the seller was legit, so he requested a picture, and received this. When he examined the image properties, he discovered that the picture was ...
Andrew Munchbach
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Boy Genius Report
Google airs rare search advertisement during Superbowl
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Rumors of a Superbowl ad for Google’s search service began circulating the internet last week when Google CEO Eric Schmidt tweeted: “Can’t wait to watch the Superbowl tomorrow. Be sure to watch the ads in the 3rd quarter. (someone said,…
PSFK
Google Super Bowl Ad
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Google cut-to-the chase in a field of other advertisers who always seemed to be trying too hard to make us laugh. The simple ad takes us through a personal journey - from a trip to study in France to a Parisian love affair and beyond. Google
Robert Nelson
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Gadgetell
Google Contacts, otherwise known as my first big issue with the Palm Pre Plus, and a simple fix
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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile , Web , Websites , Google , Features , How To The folks at Verizon Wireless were kind enough to send me a Palm Pre Plus and a Palm Pixi Plus to play with for a little while. And because of them sending out a few review units, I will in-turn be able to offer some hands-on posts about my ...
Arnold Zafra
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Search Engine Journal
Google Maps Used to Track Down Street View Car
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Do you hate the Google Street View car for its supposed invasion of your privacy? Looks like this is what drove members of the group Free Art & Technology (FAT) when they've attached a GPS device to the Street View car containing Google's camera used for photographing streets in Berlin. So, now with the use of Google Maps, the group were& ...
Pocketnow.com
Motorola Droid Gets Multitouch in Google Maps
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Google's not holding back on multi-touch. The Nexus One recently got a lot of multi-touch action and it seems that the Droid, which hasn't reached Android OS 2.1 yet, will be getting a little sampling of multi-touch in Google Maps. Baby steps. Hopefully, more multi-touch capabilities will be enabled on the Droid. To get multi-touch on Google ... ...
Ellen Petry Leanse
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Google Enterprise Blog
Lincoln Property Company finds a new home with Google Apps
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Editor's note: Today’s guest blogger is Jay Kenney, CIO of Lincoln Property Company, a residential property management and development company. Prior to joining Lincoln Property, Jay was a Managing Director at BearingPoint for eight years and spent 19 years at SBC (now AT&T). Last year Jay inherited a Novell Groupwise system powering email for ...
E-Media Tidbits
Shut Off Google? C'mon, Mark Cuban
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I can understand why Mark Cuban said newspapers should keep " blood-sucking vampires " like Google from indexing their content. But his argument falls short in a few key ways, I believe. Cuban said newspapers have to understand that there is real value in what they do best, which is to "go out and find news and create good content." "Aggregators ...
Barry
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Search Engine Roundtable
Most Say, Google Should Not Censor Non-Adult Search Suggestions
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About a month ago, we ran a poll asking should Google censor non-adult search suggestions? This was based on all the religion based controversy and political controversy. So I specifically asked our readers, should Google censor these search suggestions or...
Connie Madon
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BloggingStocks
Google's display ads to generate $1 billion
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Filed under: Products and Services , Internet , Marketing and Advertising , Technology Google (GOOG ) has generated most of its income from the Ad Words program. When using it, you choose a group of words that you think will come up in an online search. You agree to pay from 1 cent upwards each time your words are clicked upon. Google uses a ...
The Seattle Times
Google cuts fee to break Nexus One contract
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Google Inc. has lowered by $200 the fee it charges customers who break a standard two-year contract for its new Nexus One phone on the T-Mobile USA Inc. network.
Technology News
Google lowers Nexus One termination fee
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Google Inc. lowered the termination fee that customers who drop its new Nexus One phone early are charged from $350 to $150.
Brian Heater
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Gearlog
Linux Founder: Google Nexus One "Is a Winner"
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Linus Torvalds hates phones. He finds them "irritating and [disturbing] as you work or read or whatever." "I love the concept of having a phone that runs Linux," the Linux founder wrote in a blog post over the weekend, "and I've had a number of them over the years (in addition to the G1, I had one of the early China-only Motorola Linux phones) ...
Scott M. Fulton
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Betanews
Stymied by continuing Nexus One 3G issues, Google blames the environment
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By Scott M. Fulton, III , Betanews For the most part, last week's over-the-air software update to Google Nexus One phones, which was intended to address the 3G connectivity issues with certain versions of the phone's firmware (with a gift of added multitouch), appears unsuccessful for many commenters to Google's support forums. Very few ...
Technology news
Super Bowl ad breaks Google's TV silence
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If you watched the Super Bowl Sunday night, you saw at least two unprecedented events: The New Orleans Saints won their first championship, and Google ran an ad for its search engine on television.
Eric Savitz
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BARRONS.com
Google Added To Merrill Conviction Buy List
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Google (GOOG) shares are trading higher after Bank of America/Merrill Lynch analyst Justin Post added the stock to the firm’s “U.S. 1″ high conviction list. “Despite recent concerns on the strength of the recovery, which has helped pressure the stock, we believe Google remains an attractive macro-economic recovery plan and ...
PCWorld Latest
Google's Next Venture: Universal Translator
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It's not quite Star Trek, but Google is working on instant translation over Android phones.
Digg.com
Real Time Voice Translation is On the Way, Thanks to Google
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Real time voice translation is on the way and Google aims to pioneer it. The Internet giant wants to develop its smartphone technology to translate speech in real time.
Silicon Valley Watcher
Analysis: Bad News For Startups If ISPs Start Charging Google
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Associated Press reports: Spain's Telefonica considers charging Google - Yahoo! News Speaking Monday at a press conference in the northern city of Bilbao, President Cesar Alierta said companies like Google use a lot of network bandwidth for free, something which was lucky for them but not for Telefonica. ...He says things had to change. Foremski' ...
The Seattle Times
Spain's Telefonica considers charging Google
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Spanish telecoms operator Telefonica says it is considering charging Internet search companies like Google and Yahoo for network use.
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Neowin.net
Google working on real-time phone convo translation
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Google's across-the-board implementation of speech-to-text in the Android platform is nothing short of groundbreaking. Never before have we seen such functionality so heavily integrated into a mobile device. But why stop with text entry? Why not take it a step further? According to Slashgear, Google plans to incorporate real-time translation of...
PCWorld Latest
Google's 'Social' Gmail: Could It Really Work?
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Google is preparing to unveil a new social networking component for Gmail, according to reports published Monday. Could such a feature succeed?
Kurt
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EFF.org Updates
Google Superbowl Ad Explains The Need for Search Privacy
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Google's ad during yesterday's Superbowl explained in less than a minute how the story of someone's life can be pieced together from their search queries. Using only the search terms and user's clicks of the search results, Google told the story of a user who seeks love while studying abroad in Paris, finds it, moves to Paris, marries and has a ...
Jason Kottke
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Kottke.org
Google's Super Bowl ad
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It didn't feature an athletic woman with a flimsy bra throwing a hammer through a screen, but I thought Google's Super Bowl ad was pretty well done: Tags: advertising Google search Super Bowl TV
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Neowin.net
Google to unveil new social tool tomorrow
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Google is set to unveil a brand new social networking application, that is all set to integrate with at least two Google products.� The new social network will go head-to-head to compete with the likes of Facebook and Twitter, bringing in a whole new competitor to the market. According to details...
Webteam
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MacOSXHints.com
Create RSS feeds for Google searches
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This isn't really Mac-specific, but it's very useful. There are a lot of reasons people like/want to create RSS feeds for Google searches (e.g. for their name, so they see when something new comes up). However, most of the ways out there for making feeds are very unreliable, available for Windows only, quickly out-of-date, and/or cumbersome. So ...
Henry Blodget
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Silicon Alley Insider
Google Forced To Cut Nexus One Termination Fee From Astronomical $350 To Outrageous $150
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Another speed bump on Google's plan to take over the mobile phone world. Amy Schatz at WSJ : Read the rest of this story » See Also: Google Goes For The Kill New iPhone Could Be 1/4-Inch Taller Paranoid Steve Jobs Makes WSJ Editor Erase A Tweet Sent From The iPad
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Infoworld News
Google reduces its Nexus One termination fee
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Google has quietly chopped $200 off its early termination fee on the Nexus One, meaning it will now cost users less -- $350 rather than $550 -- to cancel service on the smartphone. That matches Verizon Wireless's termination fee for smartphones, now tied with the Nexus One as the steepest return fee in the industry.
Post Tech
Google drops Nexus One early cancellation penalty to $150 after federal review
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Google said Monday it is lowering a fee it charges Nexus One customers who cancel service for their phones early following a review by the Federal Communications Commission into the charge. The company said it has reduced its "equipment recovery fee" to $150 from $350 for customers who cancel service subscriptions with T-Mobile after 14 days and ...
EWeek
Linus Torvalds Calls Google Nexus One a Winner
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Linus Torvalds, the man who created the Linux operating system on which Android is based, said he likes using the Google Nexus One smartphone for its Google Maps Navigation turn-by-turn GPS software. Torvalds said he generally hates phones because they are irritating and disturb you as you work or read or whatever, but is intrigued by Linux-based ...
Phil Goldstein
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FierceWireless
Flurry: Google sold 80,000 Nexus Ones in January
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Google sold around 80,000 Nexus One units in January, according to mobile analytics firm Flurry, an indication that the online-only sales model for the phone is not generating intense demand--at least not yet. Flurry said its analysis showed a steady trend in Nexus One sales throughout the month. The company derived its sales estimate from Nexus ...
Dena Cassella
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Digital Trends
Google Confuses Us with Its Charming TV Appearance
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We are still puzzled by Google's Super Bowl commercial advertising its "search engine capabilities," rather than one of its other products.
Barry Schwartz
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Search Engine Land
Google Warns Chinese Knockoff To Stop Using Google Logo
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Google warns Chinese copycat website: report via the AFP reports Google has sent a warning to the Chinese Google knockoff, Goojje to stop using their logo. Google said the Goojje logo is infringing on its trademark since the logo could be mistaken as an authorized Google web site. The Goojje logo is still live as [...] ....
Nicholas Carlson
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Silicon Alley Insider
Google Goes For The Kill
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Word broke today that Google will announce something of a Twitter-killer tomorrow. But unless the thing plays well with Facebook and Twitter, we don't give it much of a chance. Truth is, Google hasn't ever been very good at launching new consumer products. Gmail is big, but it's no Yahoo Mail. They love Orkut in Brazil, but Orkut's user base is ...
Jeff Gillis
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Google Analytics Blog
Upcoming Google Analytics Workshop
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Feras Alhlou , president and principal consultant of E-Nor, a Google Analytics Authorized Consultant, will be conducting a Google Analytics workshop at SMX West on March 5, called "Using Google Analytics to Improve Your Online Marketing & Business." Register here and get 10% off with this discount code: GA@SMX Many organizations, large and ...
Paul Colligan
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PaulColligan.com
When Google Proves Your Point …
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First things first – the Google commercial from yesterday’s Superbowl. If you haven’t yet seen it, please watch (video embedded below – if you can’t see the video, here’s a direct link to the video at YouTube). Please notice (tongue in cheek). The incredibly sexy model used. You can’t communicate anything ...
Mike Tekula
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Search Engine Journal
5 Powerful Ways to Use Google Reader’s Feed Creation Tool for SEO
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You may have noticed that two weeks ago Google announced a new feature for Google Reader: the ability to create/track RSS feeds for pages that don't provide them. There's a lot of potential here in just about every aspect of web use - personal and professional. Like most tools, the functionality… Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search ...
Xiao Qiang
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China Digital Times (CDT)
Marc Ambinder: How The Hackers Took Google: A Theory
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From the Atlantic Magazine: Fred Chang has a theory about how hackers affiliated with the Chinese government hacked into Google and at least two dozen other major American companies. Chang is a professor of computer science at the University of Texas — so we should listen to him. But he is also the former director [...]
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Seth Rosenblatt
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The Download Blog
TweetDeck's new column navigator. (Credit: TweetDeck) The latest version of TweetDeck is out, and although it's a minor update it also introduces some useful changes worth noting. Available for Windows , Mac , and Linux on Adobe AIR, the biggest change in TweetDeck 0.33 is an alteration to the program's guts that gives it more Twitter API ...
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Great Scott! TweetDeck engages the Twitter Flux Capacitor
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Marty: Wait a minute. Wait a minute Doc, uh, are you telling me you built a time machine... out of a DeLorean? Doc Brown: The way I see it, if you're going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style? Back To The Future Time and the Real-Time Web wait for no man (or woman, presumably...). Now, until we release what we are ...
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TechCrunch Europe
New Tweetdeck version puts Twitter on crack, brings in YouTube and Flickr
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There remains an ongoing desktop Twitter application war. Traditionally Tweetdeck and Seesmic have been at loggerheads for the lion share, although Tweetdeck has remained in the lead so far. Increasingly it appears that Seesmic is heading towards trying to be a much more mainstream application, for anyone on any platform, from celebs to your non- ...
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Jay Yarow
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Silicon Alley Insider
TweetDeck Wants To Kill Firefox And All Those Other Web Browsers
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TweetDeck is rolling out an update to its popular desktop Twitter application, TechCrunch Europe reports . TweetDeck is making more media accessible through TweetDeck. For example, you can watch a YouTube video directly in TweetDeck, instead of opening YouTube in a Web browser window. In this regard, TweetDeck is erasing your need for a browser. ...
Adam DuVander
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ProgrammableWeb
Google’s Secret Weather API
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It's 54 degrees today in Mountain View, which any Googler could tell you by looking outside... or by using the company's undocumented weather API. The service was created for use with iGoogle, but the interface is easily discoverable and covers a handful of other features, in addition to weather.
Matt Silverman
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Mashable!
5 Insightful TED Talks on Social Media
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The 2010 Technology Entertainment Design conference will be kicking off tomorrow in Long Beach, California, bringing the leading minds of many fields together to talk shop about innovation, change, and what the future holds. As social media has become a game changer for industries across the board, you can bet the experts at this year’s ...
Rev2.org
Sun CEO Resigns via Haiku on Twitter
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We must live in the 21st Century. Johnathan Schwartz, now the former CEO of Sun Microsystems, resigned from his post last night by tweeting a Haiku. His resignation is the final step in the total absorption of Sun into Oracle, which purchased Sun last week. This is Schwartz’s tweet, the first-ever resignation by Twitter from a Fortune ...
Readwriteweb
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ReadWriteWeb
Curatorr: A Twitter Tool for Media Companies
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Lately, quite a few TV channels - like CNN - have replaced their man-on-the-street interviews with the cheaper solution of just doing a Twitter search and displaying the results on TV. Curatorr 's mission is to help these media companies make the process of finding tweets to put on air even easier. Developed by Wiredset , the company behind ...
Readwriteweb
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ReadWriteWeb
Twitter Reactions: See What Twitter is Saying About Any Website
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Last September, Google launched Sidewiki , a Web annotation service that makes it easy to annotate any page on the Internet. Sidewiki, however, hasn't attracted a lot of users yet and the public discussion about online content continues to happen in comments and on Twitter. While it's easy to browse comments, finding Twitter mentions of a ...
Jennifer Van Grove
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Mashable!
Social Media Score Card: How the Super Bowl Advertisers Performed
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Although all is said and done when it comes to football this season, such is not the case for the Super Bowl advertisers . We’re now entering the entertaining aftermath of the Super Bowl ad showdown , and thanks to social media tracking services like Alterian and Radian6, we can take an early look at advertisers winning big on the web. The ...
John Cook
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Gawker
The Democratic Twitter Gap
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According to a newly released survey, Republican politicians dominate the congressional Twitter-verse. Meanwhile, Barack Obama just sent his first "Tweet" last month . Twitter Gap ! A Congressional Research Service report released last week (and published by Secrecy News ) found that 60% of the members of Congress with Twitter accounts are ...
Nicholas Deleon
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CrunchGear
Ron and Fez’s Twitter party, the world’s first, was a huge success
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Last night's Super Bowl was pretty amazing. That seems to be the general reaction, at least. But you know what was just as amazing, if not more amazing? The Ron & Fez Twitter party , which I'm pretty sure was the very first organized Twitter party in history. Is there a FourSquare for that?
MediaShift
How Digital Marketing Helped 'Avatar' Break the Box Office
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Do you remember August 21, 2009? Moviegoers in more than 100 IMAX 3-D theaters worldwide watched 16 minutes of footage from a new James Cameron movie. That same day, Ubisoft debuted a trailer for a videogame based on the film, and Mattel unveiled action figures inspired by the film's characters. A day earlier, the teaser for the very same film ...
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Twitter as a Professional Tool
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I've never been a fan of social networks. I'm not on Facebook. Or Myspace. Or LinkedLn. But last year I decided to take a look at this Twitter thingy. I gave myself a trial period of couple of months, until the end of 2009 to decide if Twitter is useful or not. And if I wouldn't find it useful, I would quit using it. During these months I've ...
Selena Narayanasamy
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Search Engine Journal
Google Going Social…Again? Gmail to Add Streaming Updates
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Google is know for being highly innovative and keeping on top of the technology train. Android brought the opening of the Google online store. Gmail has an on-going experiment that goes by the name of "Gmail Labs", which you can find hiding in it's parent, "Google Labs". You can try out various things for size, such as "mail goggles" (to…
MarketWatch.com
Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: Teens aren't into Twitter but they love Facebook
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American teenagers and young adults -- a group known to market researchers as “the Millennials” -- just aren’t that into Twitter, writes Therese Poletti.
Kristen Nicole
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Bub.blicio.us
Can StopTweet Handle Twitter’s Spam Problem?
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Spam on Twitter is an ever-growing problem. While Twitter has addressed in in one way or another these past few months, the spam is still an issue. StopTweet is a new service that aims to fill in the gaps that Twitter has left behind, seeking out bot accounts and providing you with the [...]
Search Engine Watch Blog
Report: GMail to Add Twitter-esque Feature
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After failing to acquire Twitter, will Google now compete? Click to read the rest of this post...
Yahoo! Developer Network Blog
INSERT INTO twitter.status ...
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Want to start building a Twitter application using YQL ? We've recently added a number of new tables to the community table list that provide full read/write access to Twitter's APIs using OAuth. These tables allow you as a developer to interact with Twitter as if it were any other YQL table: Not only can you read from and write to Twitter, but ...
Ellen Petry Leanse
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Google Enterprise Blog
Enhanced security for Google Maps API Premier
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The Google Maps API Premier team looks to customer input as we build tools that enrich websites, applications, and devices with location information. Customers frequently tell us that the higher than standard limits on web services such as geocoding and static maps are among the most valuable aspects of Maps API Premier. However, any web service ...
Dave Campbell
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Geekswithblogs.net
Silverlight Cream for -- #794
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In this Issue: Fons Sonnemans , Mark Monster , Karl Shifflett , Einar Ingebrigtsen ( 2 ), Jeremy Likness , Emil Stoychev , Andrew Veresov , Sergey Barskiy ( 2 ), and Tim Heuer . Shoutout: Karl Shifflett announced Karl Now Using Vimeo for Videos ... check it out, thank Karl, and create an acount. From SilverlightCream.com : Keyboard selection on ...
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AT&T caused a flurry of fury when it blocked a server from the online forum, 4chan. We'll look at the DoS attack against 4Chan and how and why AT&T reacted.
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Boing Boing
4chan says Verizon is blocking 4chan
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Verizon Wireless is said to be filtering HTTP traffic to/from boards.4chan.org (all image boards). From status.4chan.org: "After an hour and a half on the phone, we've received confirmation from Verizon's Network Repair Bureau (NRB) that we are 'explicitly blocked."...
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Cell phone provider Metro PCS' new campaign, featuring two supposed Indian tech experts, is proving a little controversial. The company admits it has received complaints.
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Researchers at UC Davis say that silicon, the most common metalloid and a known booster of bone-mineral density, is highly "bioavailable" when consumed in beer.
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FuturePundit
Beer Silicon Against Osteoporosis
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I know how dutiful you all are about your health and I'm sure many of you will do the responsible thing and drink beer for your bones. A new study suggests that beer is a significant source of dietary silicon, a key ingredient for increasing bone mineral density. Researchers from the Department of Food Science & Technology at the University ...
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NYT
While Amazon goes on a hiring spree for its Kindle division, hiring color LCD managers and Wi-Fi specialists, where does the company take the Kindle from here?
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Amazon reshelves Macmillan titles but not e-books
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Online retailer Amazon.com Inc resumed selling hardcover and paperback books from Macmillan Publishers late on Friday in a sign the two companies are getting closer to resolving a pricing dispute over Macmillan's electronic books, which remain unavailable on Amazon.
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David Carnoy
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Crave
Upcoming Octovo Kindle light shines
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Kindle accessory maker Octovo sent us an early review unit of its upcoming Kindle light, which is due out in March for $29.99.
Staci D. Kramer
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PaidContent
The E-Book Marketplace: Does Anybody Really Know What Price It Is?
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Someone at Macmillan has a sense of humor. When I landed on the site Saturday night to check on e-book pricing and availability following Amazon’s one-week banishment, the book being promoted at the top of the front page was Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value (and How to Take Advantage of It) by William Poundstone about pricing as a “ ...
Jordan McCollum
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Andy Beal
Can Kindle Resist Apple’s Attempt to Douse It?
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Since its unveiling last month, the iPad has been labeled a Kindle killer. The parallels are obvious—the largest (and newest) Kindle has the same size screen, both have Internet connectivity, and both can be used to read books. But that just about sums up the Kindle’s selling points, and the iPad’s features list continues on [...]
Rev2.org
3 Million Kindles Sold, New Free Reader Software, and Future Reader Tech
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When Amazon announced their fourth quarter sales and financials, they showed a marked improvement going up 42% to $9.5 billion for the end of the year. Buried in those results was another startling set of numbers: the Kindle sold exceptionally well during the Holiday season and for every 10 physical books sold, Amazon sells 6 digital ones. The ...
Electronista
Amazon hiring to add LCDs, Wi-Fi to Kindles
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Amazon has hinted at a significant change in the philosophy behind its Kindle readers with job listings at its hardware design group Lab126. One, for a Hardware Display Manager, asks for a veteran recruit with experience in the LCD market and suggests Amazon might move away from e-paper displays. It has normally used companies like E Ink (now ...
John Biggs
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CrunchGear
Rick Moody goes nuts over the Kindle
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I liked the Ice Storm. It was a good book and movie. I also like Rick Moody. Clearly the Moodster was expecting too much of Amazon when he cracked open his Kindle and immediately expected his device to contain the wisdom of the ages including content by Grace Paley and Stanley Elkin. Sure, the Kindle [...]
Matt Burns
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CrunchGear
Amazon is ready to take your Olympus E-PL1 pre-orders
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The Olympus E-PL1 budget micro four thirds camera launched last week but Amazon already has it available for pre-order. On one hand this pre-order will ensure you’re one of the first kids at school with the new toy, but that’s not going to be until next month away so you may wanna hold on to [...]
Tim Heuer
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Method ~ of ~ failed
When Blobs attack – understanding cloud storage bursts and viewing logs
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Here’s how it started… Lisa (my wife) [shouting from office into the kitchen]: Tim, what’s this Amazon charge for $193? Me [thinking what I may have purchased and not remembered]: Um, don’t know…let me look. I then logged into my Amazon account to see what order I may have forgotten. Surely I didn’t order $200 worth of MP3…that’ ...
SFGate
Ahead of the Bell: Analyst upgrades Amazon.com
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An analyst upgraded Amazon.com Inc. Monday on the belief that Wall Street is underestimating the market power of the company's Kindle device as consumers increasingly gravitate toward reading books electronically. Collins Stewart analyst Sandeep Aggarwal... Amazon.com - Wall Street - Collins Stewart - Business - South America
Dena Cassella
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Digital Trends
Amazon Posts Job Openings, Hints at New Kindle Plans
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Amazon's new job openings suggest features for the company's next Kindle device.
Tom Foremski
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Tom Foremski
When suppliers go direct - turning Amazon into an affiliate
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Manufacturers already have 'outlet stores' why not on the Internet? What can online retailers do about it?
Silicon Valley Watcher
Analysis: Online Retailers - Caught Between A Rock And A Big Hard Place
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I never believed in online shopping price comparison services. Because I never believed that retailers would allow their sites to be scraped and their prices easily compared. Why would they do that? What advantage is there in allowing third-party services to undermine their business? I have rarely been able to find a straightforward price ...
The Seattle Times
Analyst upgrades Amazon.com stock
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An analyst upgraded Amazon.com Inc. Monday on the belief that Wall Street is underestimating the market power of the company's Kindle device as consumers increasingly gravitate toward reading books electronically.
TIME.com Top Business Stories
Amazon Earnings Up, Outlook Bright Despite New Threats
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Blockbuster earnings and a nimble response to market trends keep online retailer Amazon in favor on Wall Street, even as competitive threats grow
MacInTouch
Amazon Update
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Get TurboTax on sale now at Amazon (or the new version of TaxCut). Save a bunch on MobileMe renewals, too. Amazon has discounts on the brand-new Mac Mini models plus the new iMacs and new MacBook, not to mention the iPod Touch. Amazon also saves you money on the MacBook Pro, Mac Pro and MacBook Air and offers deep discounts on Snow Leopard. ...
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iPhone 3GS on left, claimed fourth-generation iPhone on right iPhone repair site iResQ has posted photos of what it claims are parts for the fourth-generation iPhone presumably due for launch later this year. Among the most notable fe...
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News: zoomIt brings SD card access to iPhone, iPod touch
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ZoomMediaPlus has announced its new zoomIt application-enabled accessory for the iPhone and iPod touch. Working in conjunction with the company’s free zoomIt app, the Works With iPhone- and Made For iPod-certified Dock-connecting accessory enables users to access a variety of content stored on any SD card mounted in the zoomIt’s SD card slot. ...
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
TUAW Giveaway: iCamcorder for iPhone EDGE, 2G, 3G
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Filed under: iPhone , App Store If you don't have an iPhone 3GS, there are now apps available to enable video recording capabilities on the older phones. One of those apps, Drahtwerk's iCamcorder [US$0.99, iTunes Link ], has a ton of features that might make 3GS owners jealous. Some of those features include: Quad-cam, mirror, pop-art, old movie, ...
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Mike Schramm
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
Game developers on iPhone outnumber DS and PSP two-to-one
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Filed under: Gaming , Multimedia , Apple , iPhone , App Store , SDK , iPod touch Game Developer Research has published its 2009/10 survey of video game developers, and the results are pretty impressive for the still relatively fledgling iPhone platform: The number of developers who are working on mobile games increased by 12 percent, and there ...
Ubergizmo
ZoomIt iPhone Accessory Allows You To Access SD Cards
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ZoomMediaPlus has announced its now zoomIt application-enabled accessory for the iPhone and iPod touch. If you’re a shutterbug, this is probably going to be one rather useful accessory for you. When used in conjunction with the free zoomIt app, you’ll be able to connect your SD card to your iPhone (via the accessory, of course), and ...
Dave Zatz
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Zatz Not Funny!
The iPhone Apps of the Week
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WorldCard Now that my transition from Yahoo to Gmail is in full swing , I’ve also taken the opportunity to clean up and expand my address book(s). Google’s contact de-duper has been helpful. But the $6 WorldCard iPhone app has been a massive time saver. It’s not quite perfect, but it’s solid when it comes to analyzing 3GS ...
Stacey Higginbotham
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GigaOM
Stat Shot: How the iPhone Changed the Handset Market
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The change in the mobile phone market caused by the introduction of Apple's iPhone has slightly cut the profits for the handset industry overall, but has most severely affected Nokia and Sony Ericsson, while boosting Research in Motion, according to data released today from Deutsche Bank.
MacNN
Parts leak hints at taller 2010 iPhone
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Apple's fourth-generation iPhone could mark the first significant change in the screen area if a part obtained by repair outfit iResQ is evidence. What's claimed to be the front glass is about a quarter-inch taller than the existing platform and may have a slightly different screen as a result. It also appears to move the proximity sensor to ...
MacNN
ZoomMediaPlus intros new SD card reader for iPhone
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ZoomMediaPlus has introduced the ZoomIt memory card reader for the iPhone and iPod touch. The new dock-connecting accessory works with the companyís ZoomIt application that provides access to content stored on SD cards. Support is offered for all file types recognized by iPhone OS 3.0, ranging from photos and videos to PowerPoint documents. The ...
AppleInsider
Purported 4th gen Apple iPhone parts show largely unchanged design
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New pictures claimed to be parts for a prototype fourth-generation iPhone show a front panel slightly taller than the current model, along with some other minor internal design tweaks.
Kit Eaton
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Fast Company
Loopt's Location-based Ads Hit the iPhone, 'Minority Report' Here We Come
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Loopt , the location-based sharing service , has taken the logical next step for its system: Loopt on the iPhone now includes location-based advertising. We've been expecting this, but is it a sign the floodgates of location-ads are open? Loopt is in roughly the same game as Yelp, Foursquare, and a number of other players in location-based ...
Devin Coldewey
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MobileCrunch
Rad: Rise of the Triad comes to iPhone
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While pundits were arguing about whether Doom was damaging to us kids, we were busy having our sensibilities shocked by the phenomenally violent Rise of the Triad. While it wasn’t as flashy as Doom (it was Wolf3D-based), it had crazy weapons, fire, and enemies that would beg for their lives. So ahead of its time! [...]
Greg Kumparak
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MobileCrunch
BlackBerry Curve, iPhone, and Moto Droid lead smartphone sales in Q4 2009
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Market research firm IDC has just released their quarterly report on the top selling smartphones (or “converged mobile devices”, as they call them) in the US for the fourth quarter of 2009. RIM and Apple dominate the list in an almost absurd manner, but a few welcome surprises managed to sneak their way in. Want to [...]
Dave Greenbaum
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TheAppleBlog
Macworld Expo Tips: 12 iPhone Apps for Traveling to San Francisco
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The time for Macworld Expo 2010 is upon us and the handiest tool you’ll bring to San Francisco with you is, of course, your iPhone. What apps should you install on your phone to enhance your Macworld experience? iMacworld (Free) The iMacworld is a handy guide for navigating the show floor and planning your day. iMacworld, featuring [...]
Digg.com
New iPhone App keeps track of MP
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Want to know what your local MP is doing? There's an app for that. Labour MP Derek Wyatt has become the world's first serving politician to launch an iPhone app which he said makes him more accountable to constituents.The free MyMP app shows users what their MP is doing, where they are and lets the public send messages to them directly!
Macworld
IHound aims to help you find your missing iPhone
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At this week's Macworld Expo, iHound Software will hand out stickers aimed at aiding people who find lost iPhones to reunite them with their owners. And for the month of February, iHound has dropped the price on its iPhone app.
Macworld
Winter Olympics apps for the iPhone and iPod touch
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The Winter Olympics are almost here. These apps can help you navigate your way around Vancouver. Or, if you're staying home, you can stay up-to-date on Olympic happenings with nothing more than an iPhone.
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Neowin.net
4th generation iPhone pictures leak?
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The iPhone repair site, iResQ, has leaked photos of, what they claim to be, the faceplate of Apple's upcoming 4th generation iPhone. According to the site, the front panel of the phone is approximately 1/4 of an inch taller than that of the iPhone 3GS. The screen is also longer,...
James Lewin
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Podcasting News
WordPress For iPhone Gets Improved Comment Management, But Video Support M.I.A.
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WordPress.org has announced an update to WordPress for iPhone. The update is focused on improved comment moderation, including: Reply to Comments Edit Comments Highlighting the new items in the comment list Missing in action are the spiffy vlogging features introduced last week in WordPress For BlackBerry. While iPhone users may be envious of the ...
Richard Mitchell
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Joystiq
Apogee's Rise of the Triad getting ludicrous on iPhone
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Apogee -- it's not dead yet! -- has announced that its cult classic first-person shooter, Rise of the Triad , is on its way to the iPhone OS. The game is being ported to the platform by Mobilia Interactive, which has produced a number of previous iPhone titles as well. The port actually surfaced over the summer last year , though it's now clear ...
Paul Boutin
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VentureBeat
An SD memory card adapter for your iPhone
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I don’t normally blog about gadget hardware, but zoomMediaPlus‘ new zoomIt SD card adapter for iPhone and iPod Touch fills a gaping hole of utility. Not only does it let Apple handset owners look at photos, play music, and read documents off an SD card, it has smart software that optimizes the experience. When you first connect the ...
Mer
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Silicon Alley Insider
New iPhone Could Be 1/4-Inch Taller
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Apple's new iPhone could be 1/4-inch taller, according to supposed photos of the new phone's parts . If that's the case, we imagine Apple would also make it thinner, so it feels sleeker in the hand. Read the rest of this story » See Also: Is This Apple's New iPhone? This Week's Best iPhone Apps How To Turn Your iPhone Into A Home Theater
Phil Goldstein
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FierceWireless
BlackBerry Curve tops iPhone in Q4 smartphone sales
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Research In Motion's BlackBerry Curve was the top-selling smartphone in the fourth quarter, according to research firm IDC, beating out Apple's iPhone 3GS. Although the Curve comes in multiple forms on numerous carriers, the result is still impressive considering that Apple's iPhone sales grew 100 percent in its most recent quarter, to 8.7 ...
Jeremy
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ILounge
News: Bluetooth Helper improves iPhone AVRCP support
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Eventual Innovations has released an application that aims to improve upon the limited AVRCP capabilities in the iPhone and iPod touch. Apple first introduced support for stereo A2DP Bluetooth accessories in iPhone OS 3.0, however AVRCP remote control capabilities over Bluetooth were limited to only starting and pausing playback. Bluetooth Helper ...
Chris Kohler
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Wired
Classic Gaming Icons Launch New Studio, iPhone App
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David Crane and Garry Kitchen, two of the most well-known game designers of the classic era, have formed a new game publisher named AppStar Games, Wired.com has learned. The pair, known for their work on games like Pitfall! and Bart vs. the Space Mutants, will concentrate on small games for mobile devices like iPhone. AppStar’s first [...]
Rick Broida
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The Download Blog
ICatchall: 27 apps for free--Monday only
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On Monday only, get 27 apps for the price of, well, none. What's better than 27 apps for 99 cents? Why, 27 apps for zero cents, of course. That's what you get from iCatchall , which, like last week's App Genie , delivers more than two dozen tools under one app roof. Normally it's 99 cents, but in conjunction with previously mentioned Free App a ...
Brian Crecente
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Kotaku
IPhone Chart Toppers: Rock Band Still Untoppled
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I guess dropping a few new songs in the Rock Band store and releasing a free version really boosts sales. Rock Band continues its position as king of the hill for iPhone games, this week. What do you think should topple it? Here's the full list: Which do you think should be the top game? Check out all of our iPhone game reviews . Position Title ...
Paul Biba
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TeleRead
McSweeney’s app for the iPhone
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Came across this because of a review on Macworld which gives it 4.5 mice out of 5. McSweeney’s is an independent publishing house in San Francisco which publishes the Quarterly (mostly short fiction), the Believer (monthly interviews, reviews, columns and essays), books and DVDs of short films. The iPhone app consists of the “Internet ...
Charles Arthur
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Technology
The iPhone is the new Internet Explorer 6, says mobile developer
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On the flip side of the debate about whether Flash is ill, in rude health, or simply untroubled by Apple's wilful refusal to countenance it on the iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad, we have an analysis from Peter-Paul Koch, a "mobile platform strategist, consultant and trainer" who says (with plenty of swearing to boot, if you're in filter territory) that ...
Tricia Duryee
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MocoNews
Mobile Content Bits: Tapulous' Riddim Ribbon; Loopt Gets Local Ads; Social Media App For Skiers
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— Tapulous rolls out Riddim Ribbon game: Tapulous, the maker of the popular music-based iPhone games, like Tap Tap Revenge, has launched its latest creation—Riddim Ribbon. The game, which is now available in the iTunes app store, lets users create their own unique mixes to hot tracks while they race down down a track. The track is ...
LXer Linux News
Reviews Of iPhone/iPod Synchronizing Applications For Linux
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All of these require a working setup with ifuse, gvfs, libimobiledevice (aka libiphone) etc as per our previous article. In today's article, StoneCut reviews GTKpod, Rhythmbox, Banshee and Songbird and their current status regarding iPhone/iPod syncing.
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PalmAddicts
I'd like to see the next iPhone look something like this
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[From Eric Mann] Apple needs to raise it's game and so does Palm with the Pre and the Pixi range because this looks like being a great looking phone. It's almost half tablet half phone. "The iF Design Awards won't officially be handed out until the big ceremony at CeBIT next month, but some of the winners have now already been announced, and ...
Ed Sutherland
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Cult of Mac
Daily Deals: iPhone Acces. Bundle, External Superdrive, App Store Freebies
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We start off the week with a number of Apple-related deals. First up is an iPhone accessory bundle that could serve as an emergency kit for those road trips. The $10 kit includes windshield mount, wired headset, travel and car chargers and USB sync cable. Has your internal Superdrive died or you need an extra [...]
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Neowin.net
Latest iPhone update breaks T-Mobile unlock
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Many iPhone-ers out there prefer T-Mobile's network over AT&T's. By unlocking their phones, they have been able to use it on the magenta underdog without a problem (EDGE only, of course). If you're one of those daredevils who has parted ways with AT&T and is looking to take your iPhone...
SirsiDynix
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Library Technology Guides automation update
SirsiDynix iPhone application on its way
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(January 14, 2010). SirsiDynix announced the most comprehensive Apple iPhone application for library users is near release, pending Apple's standard review. The free application locates nearby libraries and allows users to search library catalogs for available materials. Users registered with a library can also place and cancel holds at their ...
PCWorld Latest
App Offers 'spatially Aware' Picture Resizing on IPhone
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A newly-released iPhone app allows you to perform a "smart" resize of images, eliminating unimportant elements and preserving significant ones without the use of...
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Signal vs. Noise
The App Store: Quality control without the quality
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I love my iPhone and I love Apple (cue images of flag pins and “I love muh countray!”), but I believe they’re blowing it with the App Store gate keeping. That’s of course not a new opinion. Developers left and right have been decrying the broken process. But there’s nothing like feeling it on your own bones to make ...
Jesus Diaz
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Gizmodo
The Full Movie Theater iPhone Stand
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Since not everyone has the space and pesos to build a full-size home theater, here's an option that only requires an iPhone and the space of a shoe box. Which—in New York—means half of your apartment. [ Thanks Gary! ]
PCWorld Latest
IHound Aims to Help You Find Your Missing IPhone
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If you're outside Moscone Center for this week's Macworld Expo, and someone hands you a "Lost iPhone" sticker, don't toss it away. It could help you track down...
Jesus Diaz
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Gizmodo
BirdBox Wakes You Up With the Sound of Hungry Birds In Your iPhone
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I love little birds. They are so cute. And they taste delicious and crunchy fried in beer batter. If you want them to wake you up, however, try BirdBox. BirdBox is a $12.75 bedside bird home with a matching free application that turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a cuckoo alarm clock. You know, because nothing says good morning like "the sound ...
Mike Masnick
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Techdirt
AT&T Claims Sling Made Changes To Get On The iPhone; Sling Has No Clue What AT&T Is Talking About
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We noted in the past how odd it was that AT&T blocked something like the place-shifting Sling Player from the iPhone, but allowed place-shifting streaming TV apps from partners like MLB.com. So it was worth highlighting that, recently, AT&T changed its mind and began allowing Sling, though in the announcement , it claimed that Sling ...
Mike McBride
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The Many Faces of Mike McBride
Wordpress iPhone App
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Writing this from my iPhone using the Wordpress app. I like the ability to write quick posts fe anywhere, but like email on my phone, anything that will require a lot of typing will have to wait until I’m at a keyboard! On the other hand, this is a great way to handle comments, I [...] Related posts: Wordpress Queston/Complaint Wordpress ...
Mike Fahey
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Kotaku
Plants Vs. Zombies iPhone Blooms February 15th
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From seeds planted back in August of last year springs Plants Vs. Zombies for the iPhone, ready to grow and groan all over your phone on February 15th. PopCap Games' garden defense game Plants Vs. Zombies seemed tailor made for the iPhone, so when the company announced the portable version of the smash PC hit last August, we weren't surprised at ...
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The Mac Observer
News: Mobily Adding iPhone Tethering Support in February
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Saudi Arabia iPhone users are about to get a feature that U.S. customers are still waiting for: Tethering. Medhat Amer, Mobily's CIO, made the announcement via Twitter.
EWeek
10 Reasons Why the Linux Community Could Influence iPhone Sales
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News Analysis: Linux creator Linus Torvalds has publicly stated that he has purchased and likes Google's Nexus One smartphone. It's no small endorsement. With Torvalds' support comes a full Linux community that is ready and willing to take on the iPhone. - Although the combined market share of Linux distributions pales in comparison with Windows ...
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IPhone OS 3.1.3 jailbreak released
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Apple’s recent IOS 3.1.3 update can be called a non-update – it fixes errors which can be classified as minor at best. Nevertheless, an adaption of the jailbreaking tools is required in order to get it up and running. The dev-team doesn’t think much about the upgrade, and recommends users to stay off: On Tuesday, Apple released [.
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Filed under: Hardware , Rumors , Macbook Pro Update: Commenters point out that our tipster pulled the Best Buy inventory screen image from this thread on the MacRumors forums (he did provide independent confirmation of the SKU deletion). I was not aware of the forum thread at the time the post was written, and there was at the time no ...
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MacBook Pro Deleted From Best Buy Inventory
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With the recent Core i7 MacBook Pro Geekbench scores being leaked , it certainly seems like we’ll be getting an update to Apple’s line of MacBook Pros. Now reports are going around that Best Buy’s inventory system is showing current MacBook Pros in its system as “deleted”, so does it mean that stock is unavailable ...
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TheAppleBlog
Alleged Core i7 MacBook Pro Benchmarked
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A sharp-eyed MacRumors forum member spotted what is either a hoax or the highly inappropriate use of a next-generation MacBook Pro this weekend. Processor and memory benchmarks for a computer identified as “MacBookPro6,1″ were posted at Geekbench, but that model identifier does not currently exist in the MacBook Pro lineup, nor does a ...
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Wired
Clues Hint at Possible MacBook Pro With Core i7 Chip
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Computer geeks over the weekend had a dorkgasm at the sight of a report hinting at an upcoming MacBook Pro equipped with Intel’s latest mobile processor. Readers of MacRumors.com spotted Geekbench benchmark results for what appears to be a MacBook Pro featuring a 2.66GHz Core i7 M620, a high-end dual core processor featuring Intel’s ...
PCWorld Latest
Rumor: Core i7 Coming Soon to MacBook Pro?
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Rumors are hinting that an upgrade to Apple's MacBook Pro notebook line could be coming in the near future. The rumor comes courtesy of French site Nowhere Else, which claims that Apple will reveal updated Macbook Pro's featuring Intel's newest Core i7 chips. '
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Best Buy clearing current MacBook Pros from inventory?
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A possibly last-minute slip hints that Apple may be close to updating the MacBook Pro line. One Best Buy employee notes that all MacBook Pro models have been deleted from the company's inventory system, preventing them from ordering new models. The systems can still be found but are listed as "deleted."...
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Gearlog
Wisair Lets MacBook Owners Go Wireless
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For Mac owners who love the mobility of a laptop yet crave the comfort of a desktop, Wisair is announcing an easy wireless solution that delivers the best of both worlds. The Wisair Wireless USB DisplayDock Set for MacBooks lets you link to a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and speakers without running any wires to your computer. Plug the USB adapter ...
MacNN
Holiday sees iPhone steal some BlackBerry market share
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Apple has clawed back US smartphone market share from RIM's BlackBerry this past holiday, comScore found in a new study. Between September and December, the iPhone's share grew over a percent to 25.3 percent while the BlackBerry dropped by nearly an identical amount to 41.6 percent....
MacNN
InFocus puts out wireless projector adapter for MacBooks
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InFocus on Monday announced that its DisplayLink Wireless system for connecting notebooks to projectors without wires now has support for the MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air notebooks and not just Windows, as before. The USB device relies on Ultra Wide Band (UWB) wireless technology from Wisair and can pass through HD video content as well ...
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New MacBook Pros launching soon?
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An unidentified rumor monger informed NowhereElse of a new MBP model, 6.1. The Pro was apparently tested using GeekBench and is running Core i7 M 620 at 2.66GHz. Rumor has it that these new MacBooks could launch as early as tomorrow. Not much else to really write home about. It’s odd that they would test the [...]
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SEO Blog
Buy windows 7 – part2
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Yahoo Promotes Hacked site ! wtf : I was doing quick search for the Strikepoint radioshow and saw thisThe Jobsite is a hacked server and Yahoo are giving them a side box listing what the HELL ! When I click the link I get 100’s of hacked server pages :Dave Buy windows 7 – part2 is [...] Buy windows 7 – part2 is a post from: Dave ...
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Beyond the Book podcast on the ebook wars
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Beyond the Book always does an excellent job with interviews. I received an email from them about their latest live podcast to be held from 2pm to 3pm EST this Wednesday, February 10. During the podcast, Copyright Clearance Center’s Chris Kenneally will be examining the eBook Wars, which are taking shape with [...]
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BARRONS.com
Citi Launches Broadcom With Buy Rating, $35 Target
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Citigroup analyst Glen Yeung this morning picked up coverage of Broadcom (BRCM) with a Buy rating and $35 price target. The stock closed Friday at $27.71. “We view Broadcom as a classic growth story whose prospects are amplified by our view of an improving economic cycle,” he writes in a research [...]
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BARRONS.com
CenturyTel: Stifel Ups To Buy Rating On Valuation
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CenturyTel (CTL) shares are trading higher after Stifel Nicolaus analyst Christopher King lifted his rating on the shares to Buy from Hold after a recent pullback. He maintains his $38 price target on the stock, which closed Friday at $33.81. King writes that the call is “entirely valuation driven,” noting that [...]
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India's aubergine war reaches climax
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• Minister to make key decision on major crop • Broad alliance takes on Monsanto subsidiary A fierce row over the future of the humble aubergine, staple ingredient of fiery brinjal curries for tens of millions of Indians, will reach a climax on Wednesday with a key government decision on the possible future commercial cultivation of ...
MacInTouch
Report: MacBook Pro
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My MacBook Pro loses the Airport signal (or goes very weak) when I connect to an external monitor and close the display, or hook to an external monitor with the display closed.
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I dropped my Macbook in the Bath!
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I was having a lovley warm bath tonight and I dropped my Macbook into the water, when I pulled it out it was off and water was pouring out of everything even the screen! :eek: So what is the probability the machine will last? Just Kidding lol!
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No multitouch on macbook pro?
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Hi everyone, So I recently picked up a refurbished 17" macbook pro 4.1 pre-unibody. The model number is MB766LL/A and it's a 2.5 ghz c2duo with 4gb ram and a 320 HD. I was under the impression that this was a late 2008 model so it would have the multitouch gesture support built in. I upgraded to snow leopard on it and I don't have any 3 or 4 ...
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Mike Norris Yes, it is a stripped down version unfortunately. That's ok thought. The tinkerers out there can just root and use custom ROM's (like I've been for well over a month) and get all of 2.1 and more with or without actually upgrading.
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Motorola Droid's next update to be Android 2.1, includes multitouch browser
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We've just gotten the inside line on the next Droid update that's making the rounds through Verizon's testing department from one of our trusted sources, and overall, it looks like this should take users 95 percent of the way to curing pangs of Nexus One envy. Here's what we've got: It's based on Android 2.1 . The build currently being ...
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Motorola Droid To Get Android 2.1 Update?
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The recent Google Maps 3.4 update might have been good news for Motorola Droid users, but the juicier news is that the phone should be getting an Android 2.1 update sometime in the future too, which should help it compete better with Google’s Nexus One. The firmware is still going through testing at Verizon, but details on it have surfaced,
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Motorola DROID to be blessed with Android 2.1 in coming update
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When the Nexus One was announced, many folks were questioning Google's game plan and why it would release such an amazing device shortly after the Motorola DROID's release. If that wasn't enough to make some DROID owners envious, the Nexus One received a multitouch update last week which allowed pinch-to-zoom gestures within Google Maps, the ...
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Android Overload: Motorola Unveils Devour, HTC Incredible Leaks
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Two new handsets for Google's ever more popular smartphone OS have been outed over the weekend in very different ways. Firstly Motorola chose to go the official (and expensive) route by announcing the 'Devour' during the commercials for the Super Bowl - one of many talking points during the game, the first being this. Secondly is a leak for the ...
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Neowin.net
Verizon will begin rolling out Android 2.1 to Droid users this week
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According to Engadget, Verizon's testing department is around 95 percent done readying the Android 2.1 update for the Motorola Droid. As per their inside source, here are the rumored update's details: Will be Android 2.1 version 1 Google Goggles will come pre-installed Multi-touch enabled in the browser (Maps already got this) News and weather...
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Motorola Says Android 2.1 Headed to Droid This Week
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Today Motorola announced via its official Facebook page that users of the Motorola Droid should expect their devices to update to Android version 2.1 at some point this week. The company said, "We're happy to relay the 2.1 upgrade ... (follow link to read)
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Digital Trends
Motorola Says Android Update 2.1 Coming to Droid Soon
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Motorola's Facebook page announced the Android update for the Droid will be rolling out this week.
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Engadget
Look familiar? Yep, this is precisely what we expected HTC's rumored Legend to look like based on the renders we'd seen so far . We don't have any information here other than the pictures themselves, but from what we can gather, it seems to carry over Sense as we know it today without a trace of that freshened look we've caught in recent months ( ...
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HTC Legend spotted in the flesh
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Here's what the HTC Legend looks like in real life, thanks to the folks at Engadget who managed to snag a photo of it without all the important essentials such as specifications of its innards. It does seem to point towards the Sense user interface, and the Legend certainly seems to forge a brand new direction ahead for HTC thanks to the ...
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Engadget
HTC Hero-controlled Mindstorms bot hints at Android uprising
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Using a cellphone to control a robot -- or a pretty sweet helicopter -- isn't exactly a new idea , but there's something about the combination of Android and Lego Mindstorms that promises to break the possibilities wide open. Swedish tech company Enea Linköping is one of the first we've seen to directly link an Android app to the Mindstorms ...
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Chocolate HTC Hero Being Sent As Gifts In Russia
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If you’re in Russia, you might be lucky enough to receive a gift from HTC – a HTC Hero. The only downside of this wonderful gift is that it’s wholly made out of chocolate, and thus, isn’t a functional phone. It’s obviously a promotional stunt, which is rather cute. The display reads “quietly brilliant new year& ...
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Watch Out, Nexus One: Here's HTC's Incredible Phone
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It's only a matter of time before another Android phone trumps Google's Nexus One, and based on an early glimpse, the HTC Incredible could be the one. PocketNow got some very unofficial photos of the HTC Incredible, along with word that the phone will run HTC's Sense interface over Android 2.1. An earlier rumor from Engadget Mobile suggests the ...
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HTC Dragon and friends turn up on Dopod roadmap
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The HTC Dragon may not be quite the same mythical beast it once was now that the Nexus One has stolen some of its thunder, but it is still an actual device and, according to a recently leaked Dopod roadmap, it's headed for China in the second quarter of this year. Details are otherwise a bit light, but it is apparently an Android device (as ...
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HTC Legend pictures surface, looks pretty much like previously released renders
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Section: Communications , Smartphones , Mobile Finally, some real photos of the HTC Legend have surfaced. They look pretty similar to renders which were previously released. It looks like the Legend will sport a pretty durable build, as can be seen from the back photo. The aluminum-like exterior looks like it will be very comfortable and solid ...
Pocketnow.com
New HTC Flashlight App for HD2 Available
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A new HTC app has emerged over on XDA-developers. It turns the HD2 into a flashlight by using the cameras dual LED flash. Once its launched, itll shuffle through some animations to show how it works. You basically swipe the screen to change the brightness level. Pressing the illuminated button on the body of the virtual flashlight will turn ...
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Several Blu-ray movies are available for less than $15, with some priced below $10. Which ones are worth picking up? Here's our list. Originally posted at Fully Equipped
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Netflix Instant Streaming Goes 1080p This Year
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Update: Netflix contacted CNET and retracted its statement regarding plans for 1080p streaming, saying it has no plans for 1080p this year. However, the company stood its ground on the 5.1 surround sound plans, so you can still keep your ears open for that upgrade. – Netflix plans to bump the video quality of its Watch Instantly streaming ...
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Saving Private Ryan to storm Blu-ray
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You might want to sit down for this one. Are you ready? Saving Private Ryan is coming to Blu-ray. Yep, the 1998 Academy award-winning movie is finally coming to Blu-ray on May 4th. Expect the ad machine to fire up some time in April, since you're going to want to buy another version of this movie as well, right?
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SAN FRANCISCO—The "Llano" processor that AMD described today in an ISSCC session is not a CPU, and it's not a GPU—instead, it's a hybrid design that the chipmaker is calling an "application processor unit," or APU. Whatever you call it, it could well give Intel a run for its money in the laptop market, by combining a full DX11- ...
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AMD Reveals Fusion CPU+GPU, To Challege Intel in Laptops
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"The 'Llano' processor that AMD described today in an ISSCC session is not a CPU, and it's not a GPU - instead, it's a hybrid design that the chipmaker is calling an 'application processor unit', or APU. Whatever you call it, it could well give Intel a run for its money in the laptop market, by combining a full DX11-compatible GPU with four out-of-
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Intel Itanium outsells AMD Opteron
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Intel kicked off its Itanium presentation today by saying the Itanium's system revenue since the introduction of 2001 has crossed the $5 billion mark. That outsells total sales of AMD's Opterons. read more
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WSJ.com
Intel’s Itanium Again Marches to Different Drummer
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Intel loves to talk about Moore's Law, its co-founder's famed maxim about how rapidly miniaturization improves semiconductors. Then there's Itanium.
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AMD talks up its first Fusion chip
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CHIP DESIGNER AMD has been talking up some of the x86 design features for its first Fusion processor at the International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) in San Francisco this week.
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Sandy Bridge CPU to have up to 2 GPUs
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We were quite shocked to learn that Intel might be the first company to ever launch two GPUs on the same die. Not only does it look like Intel might be the first with monolithically integrated with the CPU and have Fusion before AMD, bit it might be the first “graphics” company to ever launch two GPUs on the same die.
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Intel rolls out oft-delayed Tukwila chip
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After about a year of delays, Intel today took the wrappers off its high-end Itanium processor, code-named Tukwila .
TechSpot
AMD's six-core Thuban to have feature like Turbo Boost?
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Sources close to AMD said the company's six-core Thuban processors have some form of dynamic speed boost technology called "C-state performance boost." Intel has incorporated a similar feature into certain Core i5 and i7 processors called Turbo Boost, which allows an operating system to adjust the clock frequencies of a CPU's cores based on ...
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Internet Machines Sues Dell, AMD, Alienware, Others
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A firm which appears to hold the patents of now defunct Internet Machines, which was later renamed IMC Semiconductor, has filed suit against Alienware, Advanced Micro Devices, Dell Computer, IDT, Tigerdirect, Nvidia, and others over PCI Express patents, according to the docket of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. No ...
Macworld
Intel to monitor social networks on Super Bowl ads
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Intel executives are monitoring social networks like Facebook and Twitter to gauge consumer reaction to commercials that it ran during Sunday's Super Bowl.
The Seattle Times
Ex-Intel executive pleads guilty in NYC to fraud
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A former Intel executive pleaded guilty Monday to charges he fed confidential information about the computer-chip maker to wealthy hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam, his old friend and central figure in a massive insider trading case.
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Intel Itanium 9300 Processor Raises Bar for Scalable, Resilient Mission-Critical Computing
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Intel Corporation today introduced the Itanium processor 9300 series, previously codenamed "Tukwila," which delivers more than double the performance of its predecessor, boosts scalability and adds reliability features to the Itanium platform that is already running mission-critical applications for 80 percent of the Global 100 corporations.
EWeek
New Intel Itanium Offers Greater Performance, Memory Capacity
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It may be two years late, but Intel's Itanium processor code-named Tukwila offers twice the number of cores as the current version code-named Montecito, with significant upgrades in memory and network bandwidth, features it shares with Intel's high-end Xeon server chip, and greater virtualization capabilities. The Itanium 9300 series comes as IBM ...
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS - News) today announced preliminary financial results for its third quarter ended December 31, 2009.
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Electronic Arts shares dive on weak outlook
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(AP) -- A disappointing outlook from Electronic Arts Inc. sent shares of the video game publisher sharply lower Monday, a sign that significant cost-cuts and layoffs have not ended the company's slump.
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Joystiq
EA loses $82 million in fiscal Q3 2010, revenue down 25%
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Right off the bat, you should know this: for EA, losing $82 million in the third quarter of a fiscal year is an enormous improvement. Compared to the same period last year ("Q3" for EA is October 1 - December 31), the company lost 559 million fewer actual physical dollars. Yes, really. Now that we've told you that, we should also note that the ...
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Electronic Arts Down Big in After-Hours Following Q3 Report
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Filed under: Earnings Reports , Microsoft (MSFT) , Sony Corp ADR (SNE) , Electronic Arts (ERTS) , Activision Inc (ATVI) , Technology , Nintendo (NTDOY) Electronic Arts Inc. ( ERTS ) was down in the after-hours session by over 9% on the heels of the gaming publisher's Q3 report . Non- GAAP sales were off by over 20%. Adjusted income came in at 33 ...
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EA Sports 2010 Releases Do Not Include NCAA Basketball
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NCAA Basketball is not listed among key sports titles due for release in Electronic Arts' coming fiscal year, fueling speculation that the poor-selling franchise has been discontinued. In its filings today, EA notes that the list is not a complete picture of all titles to be released in the coming year. However, NCAA Basketball typically has ...
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NCAA Basketball, Rock Band, Dead Space 2 PC missing from EA schedule
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Annual college hoops game, rhythm series, and Windows version of outer-space horror game all missing from Electronic Arts' 2011 release calendar; company mum on status.
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Kotaku
EA Plans Dead Space 2, Next Dragon Age For 2011
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Electronic Arts has is aiming for the first quarter of 2011 for two of its bigger upcoming releases, pegging Visceral Games' Dead Space 2 and BioWare's next Dragon Age title for release by March 31 of next year. EA also lists the Dead Space and Dragon Age sequels as bound for handheld platforms in addition to consoles in its quarterly financial ...
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EA cuts losses, but forecast disappoints
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Electronic Arts' shares take a hit in late trading as the forecast for the current period comes in below Wall Street's forecasts.
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Electronic Arts Posts Jump In Digital Revenue—But Overall Sales Fall
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With sales of traditional video games down , Electronic Arts ( NSDQ: ERTS ) continues to look (so far unsuccessfully) for its digital business to make up the gap. The video game giant said that its digital revenue reached an all-time high of $152 million during its third fiscal quarter, up 30 percent compared to the same period a year ago; ...
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Electronic Arts tips its hand on big titles in coming year
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Electronic Arts is launching a number of big titles in the coming fiscal year that should get gamers excited, according to the company’s conference call with analysts today. EA typically announces titles during its quarterly calls to get gamers frothing and to give analysts guidance about its expected financial performance. Those titles ...
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SFGate
EA beats lowered expectations but posts weaker outlook
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Electronic Arts posted non-GAAP revenue of $1.35 billion for the quarter ending Dec. 31, with earnings per share of 33 cents, beating analysts' estimates by 2 cents. Revenue was down from the...
The Seattle Times
On the Call: Electronic Arts
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Electronic Arts Inc. reported fiscal third-quarter results on Monday. The company's forecast for the current quarter was below expectations, sending shares lower after hours. During a conference call with analysts, CEO John Riccitiello discussed gamer behavior and whether people are spending less time with video game consoles like the Wii, the ...
The Seattle Times
Electronic Arts shares dive on weak outlook
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A disappointing outlook from Electronic Arts Inc. sent shares of the video game publisher sharply lower Monday, a sign that significant cost-cuts and layoffs have not ended the company's slump.
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Electronic Arts Shares Take a Dive
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Unfortunately, Electronic Arts is not out of the dark yet as its shares continued to fall today.
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EA ‘Doubles Down’ With Dante’s Inferno Super Bowl Ad
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Electronic Arts bet big on the Super Bowl this weekend, forking over millions to run an ad for Dante’s Inferno during the big game. Nielsen Co.’s ratings for Super Bowl XLIV show it as the most-watched program in television history, with about 106 million viewers. That beats the previous record, set by the season finale [...]
FT.com
Electronic Arts predicts fall in game sales
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Electronic Arts presented a pessimistic outlook for the video game industry this year, predicting a fall in sales of disc-based games and issuing revenue forecasts that fell short of Wall Street expectations
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ComScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released data from the comScore MobiLens service, reporting key trends in the U.S. mobile phone industry over the three month period between September and December 2009. The report ranked the leading mobile original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and smartphone ...
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Android Market Share Growing By Leaps And Bounds
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In many ways, the last traces of the 2009 holiday season have disappeared - you won't find many decorations up, presents out, or leftovers refrigerated (we hope). comScore's just released a report concerning the mobile market, though, and the stats are well worth examining. comScore's report covers the changes that occurred between September and ...
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Joystiq
Report: Global PS3 market share increasing
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You may have assumed this from the climbing PS3 sales Sony reported last week, but a report from Research and Markets provides further confirmation that the system is increasing in popularity around the world. "The PS3 is dominant in Japan and Korea," the report notes, "and as of June 2008, has begun to outsell the Xbox 360 in Europe. It is also ...
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The New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts showdown drew a 46.4 overnight metered-market household rating and a 68 share. That's up 10% from the household rating of 2009's Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Arizona Cardinals nail-biter, which was seen by a record 98.7 million viewers.
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Super Bowl XLIV 'Amen!' newspapers still available
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We have had unprecedented demand for today’s Times-Picayune celebrating the Saints’ Super Bowl victory with its historic 5-inch-tall “AMEN!” headline. We expect this to be the best-selling Times-Picayune in our 173-year history. We have been printing through the night and are continuing to print copies now to meet your ...
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Hulu Gets 1M Votes On Super Bowl Commercials
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Los Angeles-based video site Hulu reports this afternoon that the firm has received more than one million votes in its Super Bowl commercial rankings on its Hulu Adzone, where the firm has posted all of the ads from Sunday's Super Bowl. The firm--which is announcing a winner on Wednesday for the most popular commercial--said so far, include ...
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Mashable!
Super Bowl Ads: Hulu’s Winners and Losers
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We’ve already looked at how on-air Super Bowl advertisers fared with audiences during the Big Game, but how did online viewers react to the spots? Check out which ads were the biggest winners — or losers — with the Hulu crowd. The 2010 Super Bowl was a big win for more than just the New Orleans Saints, CBS scored big-time, too, ...
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I4U News
Bud Light Asteroid Super Bowl 2010 Ad
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When (and if) the world ever ends due to an asteroid impact, I've already got my 'last day on earth' mapped out. After throwing eggs at the governor's house, my evening plans look a lot like this Bud Light commercial. That isn't surprising; observatories a...
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Zatz Not Funny!
The Top Ads of Super Bowl 44
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Fortunately, I don’t need to come up with the perfect ‘Ads of Super Bowl 44′ lede as NewTeeVee pretty much nailed it : Beer solves lots of problems, women hold men back from their dreams and this year, pants are optional. But I can’t say there are any commercials we’ll remember beyond this week. My personal fave was ...
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Men Without Pants Super Bowl 2010 Ad
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To hell with pants, and the pantsy regimes supported by ads like this one. At first, I loved this commercial. It struck my soul as a deep and loving ode to the joy that all men feel when unconfined from the tyranny of pants. Then Dockers had to screw it al...
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Fast Company
The Career-Saving Surgery Behind the Saints' Super Bowl Win
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Without the exquisite handiwork of Dr. James Andrews, the top surgeon in sports, Drew Brees couldn't have won the Super Bowl. In fact, he couldn't have come back and played at all. At the end of last night's Super Bowl, CBS announcer Jim Nantz tried to convey the improbability of New Orleans' win over Indianapolis. Naturally, he mentioned the ...
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Lost Remote
Betty White Snickers Ad tops USA Today Super Bowl poll
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I liked the Bud Light – meets – LOST ad best, but the people have spoken, and Betty White’s their man. (See the ad.) USA Today’s focus group watched the ads during the Super Bowl and rated each. Betty (and Abe Vigoda) finished at the top with an AdMeter rating of 8.68. A close second [...] Related posts: The LR Three-Word ...
Today
Touchdown! Google's Top Super Bowl Searches
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Was your smartphone or notebook by your side during the Super Bowl? And were you tweeting your reactions to the TV ads, or trying to pull up Drew Brees' season completion percentage?
Today
Google's First Super Bowl Ad Shows its Softer Side
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Google doesn't tend to show itself off. Why would it need to? It's a household name, often synonymous with search, the go-to search engine. Even if Google didn't flood the news on an almost daily basis, at this point, it'd be impossible to ignore its influence. Yet still, Google dug deep into the television advertising gambit on Sunday, airing a ...
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Top News
Super Bowl Ad Tweets Determine Brand Effectiveness
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As WebProNews reported , Mullen and Radian6 partnered to launch BrandBowl2010 , a Twitter/Super Bowl event that allowed users to see near real-time ratings of the Super Bowls commercials. The two companies have now released the results. They determined that Doritos was the most effective brand to advertise during the Super Bowl, and that ...
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Statesman.com
Did HomeAway score with Super Bowl ad?
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Austin-based HomeAway Inc.’s Super Bowl ad didn’t make any of the major “Best Of” lists, but its Web site did get a traffic jolt. The 30-second spot, featuring Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo reprising their “National
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Gearlog
Why Kia Had the Best Super Bowl Car Ad
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Kia ran just one ad during the Super Bowl and it was best car ad of Super Bowl 44. The ad for the Kia Sorento, called Joyride , shows Sock Puppet, a teddy bear, and other animated toys enjoying themselves on a cross-country trip, stopping to jet-ski and relax in a hot tub, with a final stop in Las Vegas. (Reference to Las Vegas has been a big no- ...
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Statesman.com
HomeAway gets good grades, Web jolt from Super Bowl ad
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Austin-based HomeAway Inc.'s Super Bowl ad didn't make any top 10 lists, but it won generally positive media reviews and delivered a traffic jolt to the company's Web site.
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All The Super Bowl 2010 Ads
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Courtesy Hulu. Lotsa digital this year, including from Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ), Motorola ( NYSE: MOT ), Monster.com, HomeAway, GoDaddy, FloTV (all three), Boost Mobile, Cars.com, MetroPCS, Careerbuilder.com, E*Trade and Vizio Internet Apps.
Reuters
Sentiment, success, adventure make Saints "America's" team
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MIAMI (Reuters) - The Dallas Cowboys have long been known as 'America's team' but the New Orleans Saints, who triumphed as underdogs in Sunday's Super Bowl, can now make a good claim to that title.
Bob Sassone
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TV Squad
Super Bowl Gets Best Numbers in 23 Years
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It looks like a lot of people were curious to see if the New Orleans Saints could beat the Indianapolis Colts in their first Super Bowl appearance (spoiler: they did). Or maybe they just wanted to see if Abe Vigoda was still alive or what a bunch of guys walking around in their underwear looked like. Either way, the CBS broadcast of the game got ...
Adrian Chen
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Gawker
Jay Leno on His Late Show Super Bowl Promo: "A Good Joke is a Good Joke"
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You've read about the Cold War-level skulduggery that went into keeping that Letterman/Leno/Oprah Late Show promo secret in the days before the Super Bowl . Tonight, Jay Leno gave his side of the story on his show. It was nothing that we didn't already know: Dave's producer called up Jay's producer and asked if Jay would want to be in the spot. ...
Kona Gallagher
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TV Squad
Letterman Wanted Conan for Super Bowl Promo
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If you've seen the by-now-infamous David Letterman/Oprah Winfrey/Jay Leno Super Bowl promo , then you are probably left with a lot of unanswered questions. "Were they really in the same room together?" "Did this happen before the Second Late Night Wars started?" "What about Conan?" Well, the answer to the first two questions can be found in this ...
Gillian Reagan
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Silicon Alley Insider
107 Million People Watched The Super Bowl -- The Biggest Audience Ever
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We guess CBS Sports ad sales chief John Bogusz was right . Nielsen reports that 106.5 million people watched the New Orleans Saints win against the Indianapolis Colts -- the largest audience in TV history for a single Super Bowl broadcast. Read the rest of this story » See Also: Tech's Sexy Super Bowl Ads How David Letterman Pulled Off A ...
Mark Fightmaster
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BloggingStocks
Which Super Bowl Ad Won the Night?
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Filed under: Columns , Business of Sports So, on Friday I took a look at the potential of some Super Bowl advertisements , which leaves today to digest the commercials and say who we thought had the best commercial. First things first, congratulations New Orleans -- what a win. Second of all, I need to make an editorial comment before I reveal ...
Virginia Nussey
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Bruce Clay Blog
Hokey Pokey Marketing Meets the Super Bowl
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Remember the old game from your days on the playground, the Hokey Pokey? All the kids would gather in a circle and then start wiggling their extremities while singing a catchy little ditty that went something like this: You put your right foot in, You put your right foot out, You put your right foot in And you shake it all about. You do the ...
Owen Good
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Kotaku
The Madden Sim Bags Its Sixth Victory in Seven Years
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For the sixth time in seven years - and the first time picking an underdog - EA Sports' Madden Simulation has correctly predicted the Super Bowl winner. But it's not as simple, or as complicated, as one might think. It's a no-frills simulation, said Anthony Stevenson, senior product manager on the Madden NFL team. This year it was done on an ...
Editor
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Neowin.net
Top tech Super Bowl commercials for 2010
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On Sunday America unleashed Super Bowl XLIV, which was the most watched television program of the year. Attracting 80 to 90 million American viewers at any one point, the professional American football event is one that advertisers scramble to be a part of. With a 30 second commercial costing between...
Search Engine Watch Blog
Dockers free pants Super Bowl ad tops Hot Searches on Google Trends
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If you look at Hot Searches in Google Trends for Feb. 7, 2010, "dockers free pants" ranks #1, "dockers.com/freepants" ranks #2, "dockers super bowl ad" ranks #10, and "www.dockers.com/freepants" ranks #14. Click to read the rest of this post...
NEWS
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Gadgetell
Saints win Super Bowl XLIV, Madden NFL prediction was correct
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FROM GAMERTELL - The New Orleans Saints have just taken the superbowl - as predicted by EA Sports. MORE » Full Story » | Written by NEWS for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article »
Brian Moylan
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Gawker
David Letterman Resorted to Extreme Measures to Land Jay Leno for His Super Bowl Gag
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You think it's easy getting Oprah Winfrey , Jay Leno , and David Letterman in a room together to tape a 15-second gag for the Super Bowl ? Then you're wrong! This thing took private jets, corporate rescheduling, even espionage! According to Bill Carter 's Media Decoder blog today, Letterman came up with the idea for the promo himself and then ...
Craig Silverman
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Regret the Error
Paper reverses Super Bowl score
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To our print readers: This morning’s Virginian-Pilot Sports front featured a horrible error. We accidentally reversed the score of the Super Bowl. We’re embarrassed, and we apologize to all our readers, especially Saints fans. To see and print a copy of the corrected page, download these PDF files: high resolution, 28 MB | low [...
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CrunchGear
Review: G Drive mobile USB hard drive
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Short Version: It’s an external USB hard drive for your Mac. It’s white. Features Pre-formatted in HFS+ for OS X Time Machine compatible Bus-powered Color matches MacBooks $139 MSRP Pros It’s white like your MacBook Cons Bigger and heavier than most other bus-powered 500GB external hard drives Questionable build quality Review ...
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TV Squad
Review: 'Undercover Boss' - Series Premiere
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(S01E01) Networks usually give the post-Super Bowl time slot to household series or to series they really believe in and want to offer a ratings booster. This year, CBS decided to give the post-Super Bowl time slot to the new reality documentary series 'Undercover Boss.' The series follows high-level CEOs are they go undercover in their own ...
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