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Palm is trying to relight its fading star with a brand-new operating system, WebOS, and a new smartphone model, the Pre, launching later this year on Sprint. The combination looks compelling, and if anything can bring Palm back to the front lines in the smartphone market, it's these new products. Rafe Needleman interviews Ina Fried on the Palm ...

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Adrian Covert / Gizmodo Live: Palm Keynote   —  In a few moments, we will see the fruits of the Palm team's many months of labor, and the Palm fan's answer to what the Post-Treo revolution looks like. Updates. It's a lot for them to live up to, but we're resetting our expectations and approaching the lagging company's new model line with an open mind. We're guessing we'll see a brand new phone, Jack Schofield / Technology :    Palm comes back with a bang: shows Pre at CES Duncan Geere / Tech Digest :    CES 2009: Palm shows off rumoured touchscreen device - the Palm Pre Chris Meadows / TeleRead :    Palm shows off new “Palm Pre” in keynote Ewan Spence / Ewan Spence :    Not Your Father’s Palm - Impressions of the Palm Pre

Www.engadget.com The Palm Pre   —  The new-ness is underway, and Palm just debuted its long(est) awaited all-new handset, the Palm Pre. The curvy touchscreen handset has a 3.1-inch 320 x 480 multitouch display, with a silver center button down below and touch sensitivity all down the face -- the lower part is for "gestures." A full QWERTY keyboard slides out from the phone in a ... Mia / Popgadget :    CES: First Look- The Palm Pre I4u / I4U News :    Palm pre unveiled at CES 2009 Ole Eichhorn / Critical Section :    Palm Pre! TechSpot :    Palm announces webOS platform and demos Palm Pre Ewan Spence / Ewan Spence :    Not Your Father’s Palm - Impressions of the Palm Pre MATT RICHTEL / NYT Palm Unveils iPhone Competitor, the Pre   —  LAS VEGAS — Seeking to revive its sharply fallen fortunes and produce a successor to its aging Treo device, Palm on Thursday unveiled a new smartphone, the Pre, and an exclusive partnership with Sprint to distribute it. Jack Schofield / Technology :    Palm comes back with a bang: shows Pre at CES Podcast / Loose wire blog :    Radio Australia Stuff, Jan 9 2009 Sam mcloughln / PalmAddicts :    NYTimes takes a look at the Palm Tre Phil Goldstein / FierceWireless :    Palm launches new operating system, handset Adrian Covert / Gizmodo Palm Pre: First Look and Details   —  Palm just announced the multitouch Palm Pre smartphone with the completely new Web OS at CES 2009. It's a full touchscreen phone that slides open to reveal a keyboard. It has a 3.1 inch 480x320 screen that slides vertically to reveal a keyboard. The slider action is curved, sort of like the SE Xperia X1. It also has 3MP Camera, LED Flash, EVDO ... Ben Gracewood / Ben.geek.nz :    Palm Announces New ‘Pre’ Smartphone OSNews :    Palm Announces iPhone, Android Competitor Ewan Spence / Ewan Spence :    Not Your Father’s Palm - Impressions of the Palm Pre Live.gdgt.com Live Palm keynote coverage from CES 2009   —  This is it for Palm. Today’s launch will either mark the beginning of the company’s second coming — or the beginning of the end. So yeah, you might say expectations are high for Nova and their next-gen hardware — or whatever it is they’re showing off today. But even if Palm pulls out another Faileo, this is going to ... Ole Eichhorn / Critical Section :    Palm Pre! Jack Schofield / Technology :    Palm comes back with a bang: shows Pre at CES Kelly Hodgkins / Boy Genius Report :    Palm introduces the new Palm Pre smartphone! Joshua Topolsky / Engadget Palm Pre in-depth impressions, video, and huge hands-on gallery   —  We just sat down with Palm for a more in-depth look at the device, and here are our takeaways. First off, the software and hardware they're showing right now aren't the final versions. They're updating and tweaking as we speak, so some of the features haven't been implemented yet. Our take? Check it all out after the break, along with video, a ... Ben Gracewood / Ben.geek.nz :    Palm Announces New ‘Pre’ Smartphone Jeremy / ILounge :    News: Palm introduces iPhone competitor Pre Chaim / About Skype Skype Launches on Android Platform and more than 100 Java-Enabled Mobile Phones   —  Updated Beta version of Skype offered for millions worldwide to load onto their mobile phones LAS VEGAS (CES BOOTH: HILTON #5121), January 8, 2009 - Skype today announced the release of a lite version of Skype™, a 'thin' client for Skype that can be downloaded on Android-powered devices, as well as more than 100 other Java-enabled mobile phones. The Tech Report :    Skype delivers software for cell phones, Moblin MIDs Kevin C. Tofel / JkOnTheRun :    Confirmed: Skype on Android, Java Phones and now Moblin MIDs James Quintana Pearce / MocoNews.net :    CES Wire: MS Tag; Skype; Sling, Slacker On RIM Www.mobilecrunch.com “Hands on” with the Palm Pre   —  Seeing as everyone in the blogging world is scrambling to get up a Hands-on article on the Palm Pre, I’ll go ahead and say this now: if anyone claims to have gotten a true hands-on, they’re probably lying. We just got back from a post-announcement, closed doors Palm event where a handful of Pres were being demonstrated. While we could ... Devin Coldewey / TechCrunch :    CES 2009 omnibus post for Thursday Www.newsweek.com Palm’s New Reach   —  You've probably never heard of Jon Rubinstein, but in computer engineering circles, the 52-year-old former Apple engineer is a legend. He helped create two of the most iconic products of the past decade: the original brightly colored egg-shaped iMac, which saved Apple from going out of business, and the iPod, which turned that once-ailing ... Noreply / Peter O'Kelly :    Tech: The Palm Pre Takes on Apple's iPhone | Newsweek Daniel Lyons | Techtonic Shifts | Newsweek.com James Kendrick / JkOnTheRun Palm Pre pics and grins   —  We were all over the Palm keynote and introduction of the Palm Pre smartphone running the new Web OS.  We have a few pics we can now share with you from that presentation.  We expect to have a hands-on session with the Pre to share soon. Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat CES: Palm speaks out about its quest to reinvent itself   —  As Palm introduced the new Palm Pre phone and the Palm Web OS platform today at the CES conference in Las Vegas, its executives told the story of how they hatched the plot to save the company. Jon Rubinstein (left), the former Apple executive who spearheaded the iPod development, had retired from Apple and was living [...] Greg Kumparak / MobileCrunch Palm announces Palm Pre at CES 2009   —  At a press announcement today at CES, Palm announced a brand spankin’ new handset: the Palm Pre. Running the much-gossiped new Palm WebOS (Not known as “Nova” afterall) and sporting a QWERTY slide-out keyboard below a 3.1″ touchscreen, this might just be enough to get Palm out of their slump. Here’s what we know so ... Priya Ganapati / Wired New WebOS Is Palm's Secret Sauce   —  LAS VEGAS -- With its new Palm Pre phone announced earlier today, troubled phone maker Palm has clearly put itself back into the game. The spotlight is clearly on the slick hardware but Palm is betting its secret sauce, its... Macworld CES: New Palm Pre smart phone features touch screen, physical keyboard   —  At the Consumer Electronics Show, Palm announced a new operating system running on a new smart phone called the Palm Pre. Sascha Segan / Gearlog CES 2009: Palm Pre to Support App Store, WebKit, Possibly Flash   —  I'm here at the Palm Pre VIP lounge at the 2009 CES, where they're serving up delicious coffee drinks and doing demos for developers. I got to ask a bunch of questions that Palm CEO Ed Colligan didn't answer during his Pre press conference , and wanted to pass along the answers. The Pre will have an app store, Palm reps confirmed. They're not ... Today New 3G Palm Pre Enters Smart Phone War   —  Palm tries to rise from the dead with an innovative new operating system--Web OS--and a handset called the Palm Pre. Ubergizmo Live @ Palm Press Conference CES 2009   —  [CES 2009] And we’re in, waiting for the Palm Press Conference to begin. The many rows of chairs are being filled up slowly but surely, so stay tuned as we bring you the latest on what Palm has to offer. Plenty of dark chocolates, smart water and function: urban detox drinks for everybody. Everyone surely is looking forward to the Palm Nova – Ubergizmo Palm Pre - Palm is Back With a Roar   —  Palm is back big time with the Palm Pre. Tune in our live coverage at live.ubergizmo.com . There are a bunch of photos and comments about the physical design, the UI, the web browser and so on... Check it out The bottom-line: Palm has taken a big risk and it paid off. The time of re-hashing the Treo 7xx is over. The UI is awesome, the Pre has a ... MacNN Palm launches Pre smartphone, webOS   —  Palm at CES launched the Pre (pronounced "pree"), its latest smartphone featuring a touchscreen and slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The device runs on the new webOS operating system which supports third-party app development and takes advantage of the touch interface. It also pushes the high-end of smartphones with a 3-megapixel camera, EVDO Rev. A, Wi- Ars Technica Resurrection on video: hands on with the Palm pré   —  Ars Technica's Jon Stokes gets a first-look at the new Palm pré announced Wednesday at CES 2009. We talk with a Palm representative and have captured video of the smooth new UI. Read More... VNU Business Publications CES: Palm Pre wows CES crowds   —  Iain Thomson at CES in Las Vegas, vnunet.com , Thursday 8 January 2009 at 23:31:00 New smartphone could repair Palm's fortunes As expected Palm has unveiled a new smartphone and operating system that it believes outperforms every other smartphone on the market.... USATODAY.com Tech Palm's new Pre smartphone gets lots of good buzz   —  Is Palm up or Palm down? The answer depends on how well consumers receive the slick new Palm Pre smartphone the company introduced ... Digg.com The Palm pre   —  The new-ness is underway, and Palm just debuted its latest handset, the Palm pre. It's a touchscreen phone with a trackball and a slide-out keyboard. BetaNews.Com Photos: Palm's new Pre smartphone takes a few cues from Apple   —  In building its Pre, Palm seems to have learned a thing or two from Apple's iPhone. Check out our slideshow of the device and tell us what you think: Is Palm back in the game? Ars Technica Palm strikes back with new OS, pré handset at CES   —  Palm has released its next-generation handset, called the pré, which features impressive hardware specs and uses a new operating system called webOS that runs HTML/CSS applications. Read More... Yahoo! News Palm's new phone and operating system ignite shares   —  Reuters - Palm Inc overhauled its mobile operating system and introduced a new touch-screen phone, sending its shares soaring 35 percent as investors hoped the moves can help win back customers from rivals such as Apple Inc . Yahoo! News Palm debuts "Pre" smartphone, operating system at CES   —  Reuters - Palm Inc took the wraps off its overhauled mobile operating system on Thursday and introduced a touch-screen phone, raising hopes the move can help it win back customers from rivals such as Apple Inc's iPhone. Priya Ganapati / Wired Top Stories Palm Unveils New Smartphone With Web OS   —  The sleek, black Palm Pre is no ordinary iPhone clone. Its clean interface has both touchscreen and keyboard inputs and the company touts fast web browsing. By Matt Richtel / Bits For a Palm Rebound, the Phone Is Not Enough   —  Palm's future depends on convincing developers to write cool applications for its new smartphone platform, WebOS, instead of the competition. TG Daily CES 2009: Palm unveils new smart phone and operating system   —  Coverage from the PMA 2008 (January 31 - February 2). 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(NASDAQ:PALM) today unveiled its groundbreaking Palm(R) webOS(TM) mobile platform, built from the ground up to be constantly connected to the web, and the new Palm Pre(TM), the first phone based on the new platform.(1) Pre is scheduled to be available exclusively from Sprint in the first half of 2009. Palm webOS is a ... JG Mason / Gadgetell Lifting the veil of Palm webOS   —  Section: Communications , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile Palm unveiled its long-awaited new OS today to eager CES Press. Filled with sync to cloud ideas, the OS does not seem to disappoint. From simple development tools, to ubiquitous connectivity of information, the new OS will power the new Palm Pre, also announced today. Palm webOS is a ... JG Mason / Gadgetell Palm Pre’s linked contacts: why the big deal?   —  Section: Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Email / IM , Mobile This morning Palm rolled out the Palm webOS and Palm Pre. One of the items they focused on was communicating with people, regardless of the medium (email, voice, text, chat, smoke signals). Why is linked contacts such a big deal? Because it is the future. Imagine you ... EWeek First Images of the Palm Pre Smart Phone from 2009 CES   —  At the 2009 International CES in Las Vegas, Palm rolled out the Palm Pre smart phone as the answer to the Apple iPhone, the RIM BlackBerry Storm and other touch-screen devices that have invaded the market in the past year. The Palm Pre offers a slide-out keyboard in addition to its multitouch screen capabilities. In addition, the Palm Pre offers ... Digital Trends The Hardware Behind WebOS: Palm Pre   —  While half the buzz at Palm’s Thursday press conference focused on its hot new WebOS operating system, the rest centered on the shiny new phone Palm has cooked up to run its golden child. The Pre, as the next-gen Palm will be called, adopts the full-touch screen interface that many other modern smartphones have tended towards as of late, ... Fernando Moreno / PalmAddicts The palm newness... AWESOME!!   —  From the moment I woke up i was so nervous about what palm might show at CES '09, I woke up at 10 a.m. (currently looking for a job), but pacific time was 8 a.m. so... a few hours until palm's conference. I browsed the web for a bit, cleaned a bit my room and so other stuff, finally the time arrived... Palm was about to show a few surprises... ... Zach Epstein / Boy Genius Report Will the Pre and its shiny new webOS be enough to save Palm?   —  There you have it folks, the mystery Palm phone and OS are no longer a mystery and the world has now received its first glimpse at Palm’s hopeful savior. First impressions mean everything and for the time being it’s safe to say we were supremely wowed. Seriously, did you ever imagine you’d see the day [...] MAKE Alt.CES the Palm Pre & the history of Palm devices...   —  Palm introduced a new phone today called the Palm pre, it catches them up to what's out there and looks like a solid phone - there is also a new WebOS for it, I'm going to take a close look at it - but what I think is more interesting is the colorful menagerie of Palm devices starting from 1996. Enjoy the trip down memory lane ... What was your ... Andru Edwards / Gear Live Palm pre photo gallery   —  Earlier today Palm introduced us to the handset that they hope will bring them into the future, the Palm pre. We’ve collected a bunch of press shots into our gallery that show off the device quite nicely in our Palm pre gallery. We will have video as well, but for now, check out the stills. What do you think? iPhone killer? Peter Kafka / MediaMemo Palm Unveils Its iPhone Rival: The Pre. Don’t Expect to Buy One Cheap.   —  Palm used to own the smartphone market, but now it's barely hanging on. Today the company unveils its long-awaited comeback plan: The Pre, which features an iPhone-like multi-touch screen but also boasts a keyboard. Will it be enough? Pk / Paul Kedrosky Palm Pre, Plus Roger and Me   —  I don’t do much tech here these days, nevertheless, this is one thing I need to mention. Despite my general Palm bearishness, I have to admit that the new Palm Pre -- sporting a spiffy and seemingly well-designed new o/s -- seems to be rocking the house at CES. Early reviews are highly positive, it looks visually impressive, and the stock is ... Andru Edwards / Gear Live Palm announces the Palm pre   —  This morning at CES 2009, Palm announced the phone that they expect will take them into the next generation - the Palm pre. It’s a small, rounded black handset with a trackball, and the specs read like a dream as far as we’re concerned. We are talking about a 3.1-inch 320x480 touchscreen with multi-touch support and a gesture area, the newest ... By RACHEL METZ / SFGate Palm unveils new smart phone, operating system   —  Palm Inc. unveiled a new touch-screen smart phone and operating system Thursday, marking its latest attempt to catch up with competition from Research In Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry and Apple Inc.'s iPhone. At the International Consumer Electronics Show, Palm... Paul Hartsock / TechNewsWorld Palm Steals CES Spotlight With New Smartphone and OS   —  Companies like Sony and Microsoft are typically the ones to gather the biggest crowds at CES. This year, however, a lot of anticipation centered on Palm, a company that pioneered the concept of the PDA and the smartphone, but has more recently endured a streak of lousy sales, few new or exciting devices, and the unfortunate embarrassment of an ... Bonnie Cha / CES Photos: Palm Pre and Palm Web OS   —  Photos: CES 2009: Palm Pre Even before CES 2009 began, Palm created quite a buzz by announcing that it would introduce its new operating system as well as the first device of the family. On opening day of the show, the company finally introduced Palm Web OS and the Palm Pre and crowd was wowed. ... MobileBurn.com Palm announces webOS, the Palm Pre's multi-tasking operating system   —  Palm has announced webOS, a new multi-touch operating system developed for the Palm Pre. webOS utilizes HTML, JavaScript,and CSS for development. Read the full story here. MarketWatch.com Palm debuts new touch-screen phone, operating system   —  Palm Inc. introduces a long-awaited new operating system and touch-screen wireless phone following a nearly two-year long restructuring effort designed to revamp the company's product portfolio. MobileBurn.com Palm announces multi-touch Palm Pre   —  At the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Palm announced the Palm Pre, a multi-touch smartphone. The small, curvy smartphone features a 3.1" touchscreen, 3G EV-DO Rev A. connectivity, built-in GPS, WiFi, and Bluetooth 2.1. Read the full story here. David Pescovitz / Boing Boing The Rap-Up boombox, Palm's last stand, and more from CES   —  The Consumer Electronics Show carnage continues over at Boing Boing Gadgets. Above, Lasonic's Rap-Up boombox and Palm's "Hail Mary" smartphone. Boing Boing Gadgets @ CES... Site.editor / PC Pro news Palm announces killer phone   —  CES 2009: Palm today announced what promises to be the product that finally matches and even betters the Apple iPhone, and certainly looks to be the most important product announced at this year's Consumer Electronics Show. EWeek Palm Leaps into Smartphone Fray   —  The Palm Pre, which debuted Jan. 8 at CES in Las Vegas, features a new operating system that leverages several industry-standard technologies, including Web technologies such as CSS, XHTML and JavaScript. The Palm Pre joins the smartphone race alongside Apple's iPhone and Research In Motion's BlackBerry. - Add Palm to the smartphone sweepstakes. ... Cliff_edwards / BusinessWeek Online CES: Palm: Revival of the Fittest?   —  I'm sitting in the ballroom at the Venetian Hotel here in Vegas, and you'd think from the crowds with me that we are witnessing the second coming of Apple. It may be the next best thing, though. Palm Executive Chairman Jon Rubinstein, a former Apple alum, just came out to rousing applause as the company attempts to reverse its fortunes with a ... Bizjournals Technology:General headlines Palm unveils iPhone, Blackberry competitor   —  Palm Inc. on Thursday unveiled the Palm Pre, a smartphone that will compete with Apple Inc.'s iPhone and Research In Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry. (PALM) Electronista Sony Ericsson launches two Walkman phones, C510   —  Sony Ericsson has staked out a position at CES with three new phone launches. Leading the field, the W715 is an improvement on the older W705 that adds GPS to the Walkman slider and thus support for both turn-by-turn directions and finding points of... Gordon Kelly / TrustedReviews Site-wide Feed CES 2009: Palm Unveils Stunning New OS & Smartphone   —  OK, perhaps the most vital keynote for any company at CES in 2009 comes from Palm - a company surely headed only one way (and fast) if it doesn't get this right. We were expecting the company's long overdue new mobile OS and a new touchscreen handset with a sliding physical keyboard. So is it live or die time? 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I spend a considerable amount of time perusing financial sites for data that impacts a respective company's financial statements. Because of that, I've developed a liking for certain sites, and a severe distaste for others that have no business providing information to anyone. But it's the great that I'm highlighting today. And in the following ...

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It seems unlikely that Google would go all in on the hardware end like this, but whether they partner up or not, just a rumor is enough ... Google Earth Blog Urban Tick - Research Results in Google Earth   —  Imagine if you tracked your daily commute and every side trip for several months. What would your track reveal about the place you work? If you animated the track over time, what would it tell you about the daily flow of traffic in a city? Imagine using Google Earth to show the data and compare it to the underlying imagery and data GE provides? ... Darren Murph / Engadget HD SlingCatcher updates reportedly on the way, cheers heard all over   —  Filed under: Media streamers , Others Sling Media's SlingCatcher has been hampered since release due to a few software limitations, but according to ZatzNotFunny , project manager Matthew Feinstein has confirmed that both Slingbox PRO-HD high-def / networked drive streaming are on the way sometime this quarter. Supposedly, resolutions are ... Yahoo! News Yahoo unveils partners for Web TV push at CES   —  Reuters - Yahoo Inc unveiled on Wednesday a list of partners to aid its push to bring the Internet and television together, hoping their joint effort will finally connect with consumers. Ubergizmo Xantrex Solar Charger Prototype   —  [CES 2009] Going green is a pretty big theme at CES this year - after all with the stuttering economy, it makes perfect sense to help renew and preserve whatever we have to save costs (as well as have a green planet for our kids in the future). It is no wonder then that we look forward to the day Xantrex releases its Solar Charger prototype. ... Saad Ali Abbasi / Startup Meme CES 2009: Yahoo unveils partners for Web TV bid   —  The fact that tech companies are all over CES’s open-opportunity to show off big plans and new technologies is being fully justified – as we learnt that Yahoo unveiled a list of partners that it hopes will help carry forward its Web TV plan with. The joint effort is going to bring Internet and television together for good, and is being done ... News / DSLreports Rumor: Google Cooking Up Own Router - Apparently fed up with Juniper..   —  According to the Software Development Times , Google is working on its own router. That could be bad news for Juniper, the current provider of much of their network gear (Juniper's stock took a hit on the news). When contacted for comment, Google says they don't comment on rumor -- yet the same was said when word leaked out they were working on ... Communications and Technology Blog Palm Pre, Game Changer or Dud?   —  We owe a great deal to Palm as it started a handheld computing revolution which eventually was eclipsed by smartphones. Years back at a TMC event one of the important comments I heard was that Palm saw RIM as the most important competitor and not Treo (this comment was made prior to the Treo acquisition by Palm) or Microsoft. How right the ... Shoaib Hashmi / Startup Meme Google Maps for mobile improved   —  Google has launched a server side change on Google Maps for mobile and now it is much easier to get directions to a business. Before this change if you would have searched starbucks then application would have searched different addresses with stabucks and not the business. The application now differentiates between an address and a business. ... Communications and Technology Blog FlyCast Adds Streaming to PCs and Google Android   —  While on vacation in the Cayman Islands last week I was lucky enough to have DSL where I was staying and brought an AP and lit up the beach. I fired up Pandora to listen to music and after about a minute received a message that Pandora was not authorized to run in the country I was in. I found it interesting that this island was a haven for ... Matthew Moskovciak / CES Panasonic SC-TZ1: wireless, ultra-slim speaker system   —  Panasonic released a bundle of home theater systems at CES 2009, but the SC-TZ1 is easily the best of the bunch. The SC-TZ1 is a wireless home theater system that uses the 2.4GHz band to send uncompressed audio to all four speakers. Like all wireless systems, you'll need ... Maggie Brown / Media I've read Ofcom's public service review submissions – so you don't have to   —  Happy new year — just think of all the lovely PSB review submissions you could spend January reading. 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The conclusion is what grabs me, though:Once you realize that your Notes client can go beyond e-mail and workflow applications, the value you get f ... Real Lawyers Have Blogs 7 reasons why lawyers using Twitter need a blog   —  Twitter's been a game changer in lawyer networking, branding, and client development. But that doesn't mean lawyers using Twitter can forgo a blog. You still need a blog. Here's seven reasons: Twitter, despite a meteoric rise in popularity (mirroring blog growth of 4 or 5 years ago) is not used by enough people. As a lawyer you need to reach ... Dave Campbell / Geekswithblogs.net Silverlight Cream for -- #479   —  Note the GeekSpeak today at 12:00 PST by John Papa . In this issue: Seema Ramchandani, Jeff Wilcox, John Papa, Pete Brown, and Lee. Shoutouts: I had to look up "Otaku", but then thought my granddaughter might like Laurence Moroney's Silverlight and Otaku – A match made in heaven :) ... plus it's DeepZoom, so what's not to like! Yeah, Laurent ...

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Sascha Segan / Gearlog CES 2009: Hands-On With LG's Mobile DTV   —  Free mobile TV is real, it's on the floor at CES, and ... it works like TV. At LG's booth at this year's CES, the company was showing off several devices with the new Mobile DTV standard. Two of them looked a lot like the existing LG Vu and LG Voyager phones; two were netbooks with LG TV dongles plugged into USB ports; and the last was a ...

Marketingshift / MarketingShift Smaller Markets on OMVC Mobile DTV Launch Station List   —  Millions of Americans won't have access to the mobile digital TV simulcast, at least, not in the first rollout by the Open Mobile Video Coalition, but a few small markets, such as Mobile,AL, are among the first cities to receive Portable Digital Broadcasts. Consider it digital TV to-go. People in the participating markets will be able to watch ... Lee Mathews / Download Squad Microsoft realeases mobile "Tagging" barcode app   —  Filed under: Utilities , Windows Mobile , Microsoft , Beta , Mobile Microsoft has entered the "additional content from a barcode" game, though similar apps like Scanlife have been available for the iPhone for quite some time. Today the beta release of Microsoft Tag - which the company says "links real life with the digital world" - hit the web. ... Ubergizmo Nokia 7510 Launches with T-Mobile USA   —  [CES 2009] I was able to get my hands on the stylish and colorful Nokia 7510. T-Mobile will be the exclusive carrier of this phone that features UMA connectivity that offers the flexibility to switch between cellular and wi-fi networks for calls. Features include 2.2 inch QVGA display, 240 x 320, 2 megapixel camera, Digital music player ( ... Lee Mathews / Download Squad Flycast upgrades mobile streaming media app, adds Android support   —  Filed under: Audio , Internet , Video , Mobile Flycast has announced major upgrades to their mobile media streaming application. T-Mobile users will be excited to learn that it's now available for the G1 Android handset. The desktop application (built on the Adobe Air platform) has also been enhanced. Flycast now features 1,000 channels and 300 ... 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5. Learn how to play guitar in your browser 3 hours ago   permalink

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Apple's Macworld announcement about professional and celebrity music instruction as part of Garageband '09 may have been impressive, but what might be a little more eye catching (and ultimately useful) is iPerform3D . This browser-based music learning system shows users how to play guitar in 3D, and works on both Macs and PCs. iPerform3D eschews ...

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8. Obama: Delay Digital TV Switch 15 hours ago   permalink

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President-elect Barack Obama's transition team today asked key members of Congress to consider delaying the nation's switch to digital television scheduled for Feb. 17, saying there is "insufficient support" for the problems consumers will experience during the shut-off of analog signals.

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