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Exclusive: Apple suppliers building cheaper, 8GB iPhone
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TAIPEI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian suppliers to Apple Inc have begun manufacturing a lower-priced version of its hot-selling iPhone 4 with a smaller 8 gigabyte flash drive, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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Apple Planning 8GB iPhone 4 for Cheapskates
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According to “two people with knowledge of the matter,” Apple is set to release an 8GB iPhone 4 aimed at the low end of the market. Currently, the iPhone 4 comes in 16GB and 32GB versions. The story, from Reuters, comes by way of a Korean manufacturer that is supposedly making the 8GB flash drives for [...]
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Apple’s Asian suppliers build cheaper 8GB iPhones
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It seems that the more affordable 8GB iPhone has moved on from mythical status to being a real product, as Asian suppliers to Apple have started working on the more affordable version of the iPhone 4 that will carry just 8GB of internal memory, according to a couple of folks who are in the know. The 8GB flash memory will be manufactured by a ...
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Reuters Says Cheap-O 8 GB iPhone 4 Arriving "Within Weeks"
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The mythological "cheap iPhone" is coming, according to equally mythological "people with knowledge of the matter," reports Reuters. And it's coming soon, they say: a less expensive 8 GB version within weeks. Run, rumor, run ! More »
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Report: Second, cheaper iPhone set to launch in weeks
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Reuters adds detail -- and its authority -- to rumors of an 8GB "iCloud iPhone" Image: Apple'N'Apps Stories have been floating around for months that Apple ( AAPL ) was building not one but two new iPhones -- the widely expected iPhone 5 and a lower-cost phone that's basically the current iPhone 4 with less on-board memory. According to an ...
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Rumor: Cheaper 8 GB iPhone 4 in the works?
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A new rumor suggests that Apple is working on a new and cheaper version of the iPhone 4 with a 8 GB hard drive that would sell for below $200. Read more...
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Report: Cheaper, 8 GB iPhone in the works
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In addition to the new, updated iPhone sure to be announced any day now, there will be a smaller, cheaper model making headlines soon as well. read more
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Cheaper iPhone 4 weeks away: sources
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Sources say Apple supplies have started work on 8GB version of popular smart phone, could be launched within weeks
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Apple to use three major suppliers for iPad 3's Retina display
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Apple this week continues to align component suppliers for its third-generation iPad, now expected to launch sometime in early 2012, including three primary LCD makers and two backlight-unit suppliers, according to a new report.
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San Diego-based Active.com, the online fitness site run by Active Network, announced this morning that it has launched a new, iPhone application. Active. com said its new Active.com Couch-to-5K Running Plan application, avaliable in the iPhone App store, costs $1.99 and helps get people "off the couch and onto the roads." The new app letes ...
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Images of new purported iPhone 5 parts leak
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China-based parts supplier TVC-Mall has published more images of various components claimed to be genuine parts from Apple’s upcoming iPhone 5. The supplier has gained access to genuine iPhone parts ahead of launch in the past, so it is possible that these components are once again authentic. Last week we saw what were claimed to be ...
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Local newscasters have always known that it’s traffic and weather that keep people coming back for more, so it shouldn’t be a surprise to see heavyweights Apple and Google putting more muscle behind their real-time traffic technology. First up, Patently Apple reported late last week that Apple has filed a patent application that ...
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No Comment: The iPhone Megaphone
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Apple may be working on an entirely new Mac product, according to macotakara.jp. The website cites an “anonymous Apple supplier” who says that Apple is working on a new Mac family that will be “absolutely different” from what the Cupertino-based company currently offers. It is unclear what “absolutely different”
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Disguise your iPhone as a retro camera
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If you miss the feeling of carrying around one of those old-fashioned standalone cameras (remember those?), this case lets you dress your iPhone up like one.
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Daily iPhone App: MusicPound
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We've been covering a lot (a lot!) of iPhone games in this space, but of course there are many other types of apps on the App Store. MusicPound isn't a game -- rather, it's a music discovery app that's designed to compare your music library (on your iPhone, so you'll have to load music on there if you don't sync it usually) with someone else's. ...
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Apple making 8GB iPhone 4, iPhone 5 said due late September
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /Apple's often rumored cheap iPhone could just be a low-capacity model. Leaks early Tuesday had Apple making an 8GB iPhone 4 with flash memory from "a Korean company," almost certainly Samsung. While the Reuters tip ...
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We’re never going to see Super Mario Bros. on the iPhone, no matter how much Nintendo’s investors may clamor for it. In the wake of the disappointing launch of the Nintendo 3DS portable gaming machine — this month, the company slashed the price of the device worldwide by as much as 40 percent — investors and [...]
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Apple's iPad Already Replacing Cash Registers by the Bushel
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Mobile devices -- and especially Apple products -- have become fairly mainstream at retail locations around the country. Today, Pacific Sunwear announced a significant deployment of mobile devices in its stores.
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Inexpensive 8GB iPhone 4 Launching Alongside iPhone 5?
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The word rumor has almost became synonymous with the Apple iPhone. Several times a day a new rumor begins to spread and sends all the curious fanboys over the edge. Today’s rumor du jour comes by the way of Reuters. …
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Apple May Tap China Mobile's 600M Users With IPhone on 2G
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There are signs that Apple may soon allow China Mobile to distribute the iPhone, a deal that could give Apple a bigger share of China's mobile phone market. But...
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Undoubtedly. But reports that carriers are testing such a model tell us relatively little about just when we might see it. Mobile carriers are testing an iPhone with LTE capability, reports Boy Genius Report, the recent king of Apple-related leaks. It even has action shots of code that it says are a smoking gun.
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Apple's A6 Chip to Boost Speed, Battery Life in Next IPad
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Apple's next iPad will be faster and more power-efficient thanks to its new, quad-core A6 processor, but the new tablet may not be ready to ship until next June...
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There are signs that Apple may soon allow China Mobile to distribute the iPhone, a deal that could give Apple a bigger share of China's mobile phone market. But Apple faces a tough choice in order to reach such a deal, say analysts: develop an iPhone specifically for China Mobile, which operates a 3G network incompatible with current models of ...
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Report: Apple's A6 chip to boost speed, battery life in next iPad
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Apple's next iPad will be faster and more power-efficient thanks to its new, quad-core A6 processor, but the new tablet may not be ready to ship until next June, an industry analyst said Monday.
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Verizon CFO Fran Shammo spilled more details of the next iPhone in comments at the most recent leg of Reuters' technology summits. The executive reiterated earlier claims that the new model would use dual-mode CDMA and GSM but also that it would be available in step with the AT&T (GSM) version. Buyers would not only get the phone at the same time ...
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Though San Francisco revised its previous legislation over cell phone radiation after CTIA objections, the organization is considering another legal challenge.
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Here's a new maxim for politicians, policy makers and public administrators: curtail, censor or otherwise limit communications technology in the real-world — expect online reprisals. Hacker collective Anonymous released a " press release " on Saturday announcing OpBritian , a reaction to UK Prime Minister David Cameron's suggestions that ...
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CTIA still plans to challenge San Francisco cellphone law
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /The CTIA is reportedly considering a fresh legal battle with the city of San Francisco over cellphone radiation warnings. The trade group has told CNET it is still not satisfied with the toned-down regulations, which require ...
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Skype's Acquisition of GroupMe Gives Microsoft A Social Life
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Microsoft shows off Xbox 360 and Windows Phone interaction
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HP decisions signal huge frustrations with Intel, Microsoft
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Microsoft SQL Server code name 'Denali', Community Technology Preview 3
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Android SDK add-on brings Market one step closer to your Google TV
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We knew the Android Market was coming to Google TV and yesterday product manager Ambarish Kenghe announced the tools to make it a reality. The Google TV add-on to the Android SDK has been released to developers so they can begin the process of porting their apps to your 40-inch flatscreen. At the moment, only developers using Linux with KVM can ...
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Oppo's Android-based X903 smartphone gets previewed
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We didn't exactly get the most extensive look at Oppo's new Android-based X903 smartphone when the company announced it with Leonardo DiCaprio's help earlier this month, but our pals from Engadget Chinese thankfully managed to come through on that front in a big way. As you can see, the phone's brushed metal exterior certainly makes this one an ...
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Verizon Video brings TV shows to your Android devices
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Verizon announced yesterday that it has launched a new version of its video on demand app, Verizon Video. It appears to be just a rebranding of its V Cast Video, providing the same features as before but offering higher quality video content, unlimited access to Verizon’s catalog of over 250 full episodes of TV shows, local and national ...
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Android Taking Steps Towards WebKit And Chromium
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Why isn't Chrome a part of Android ? It's a question as old as time itself. Or at least a few years old. But given that the same company, Google, makes both products, it never made much sense. Now they're finally taking steps to resolve this. A bit. Maybe. As a group of Googlers have announced on the WebKit-Dev group today ( relayed by Google's ...
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Microsoft partners with China firm on cloud-computing
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Microsoft Corp. MSFT-Q will develop and market cloud-computing products in China with a Chinese partner, a pattern that the software giant could use as a model in other emerging markets, an executive said on Tuesday.
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Is your Android app getting enough sleep?
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Android developers have unprecedented access to smartphone resources, but this access carries responsibility. The potential to unwisely hog available resources, like power consumption, is a real concern. I recently spoke with Frank Maker , a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Davis, who is doing systems research with Android on low- ...
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McAfee to Security Industry: "Are We Really Protecting Users and Companies?"
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Security company McAfee released its second quarter threat report today and the language in it is quite frank, "the security industry may need to reconsider some of its fundamental assumptions, including 'Are we really protecting users and companies?'" With malware at its highest levels ever, the escapades of LulzSec and Anonymous going ...
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Android Devs Can Now Start Optimizing Their Apps For Google TV
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Last fall, Google made its first attempt to take over your living room with the launch of Google TV — a platform that merged the web with television content to create an experience promising to usher in a new era of convenience and interactivity. Unfortunately it's been mostly a dud thus far. The platform's overly-complex user interface and ...
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Google Finally Lets Loose Its Google TV Add-on for Android App Development
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Color me surprised. We knew Google had design guidelines for HTML5-based apps optimized for Google TV. And the company talked a good game at Google I/O this past May about how future Android apps will recognize and reformat themselves on the fly for large TV displays. Well, today we’re learning that Google has finally given [...]
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Amid growing sales, Android attracts more malware
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McAfee said Android took the top spot in mobile malware attacks in the second quarter, growing 76 percent from last quarter, moving past Symbian OS and J2ME. Android had 44 attacks last quarter compared to 14 for J2ME and 4 each for Symbian and Blackberry.
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Microsoft begins accepting Windows Phone 7.5 “Mango” apps
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Microsoft announced on Monday that the company has begun to accept Mango apps. Developers are now able to submit their updated applications ready for the Windows Phone 7.5 launch in the coming months. The updated … Read More » Microsoft begins accepting Windows Phone 7.5 “Mango” apps originally appeared at WinRumors.com .
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Sony Erisson’s newest Android phone is Live with Walkman
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Sony Ericsson has announce it’s latest Android smartphone, this time with an emphasis on music. The new phone is called the Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman, evoking the classic Sony music player ro differentiate a mid-range Android smartphone. The big hook with the Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman is the dedicated Walkman button with will ...
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Is this an HP TouchPad prototype running Android?
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Independent developers are racing to port Google Android to the HP TouchPad to breathe new life into HP's recently discontinued (and seriously discounted) webOS tablet. But one man may have taken a bit of a shortcut. He apparently ordered an HP TouchPad from Best Buy and when it arrived it was running Google Android 2.2.1 instead of the webOS ...
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Google’s Motorola haul has 18 anti-Apple patents
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In recent months Google has spoken of its need to find a way to fight back against those firms that rely on patents to stifle innovation. Part of this battle is its purchase of Motorola, which, according to Bloomberg, has given it 18 key mobile patents.
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Android malware leaps by 76%
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New threats against Android phones leapt by 76% in the last quarter, according to security firm McAfee. The company's quarterly threat report claimed that Android was now the fastest-growing vector for mobile malware as the popularity of handsets running Google's mobile OS makes them more attractive to attackers.
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Back in January, in a post "Does Android Have a Forked Future?" we explored the fact that Google seemed poised to explore several different paths with its Android mobile OS. Specifically, we noted that with Android 3.0 (Honeycomb), Google seemed to be aiming targeted features at tablet developers, while other versions of Android would be more ...
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Microsoft to partner with China firm for cloud services
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China Standard deal to help MS sell to Chinese government Microsoft said on Tuesday it will work with a Chinese operating system developer to create cloud computing products for the country's market, a move that could help the US company sell to China's government agencies.
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Android users hit by lethal Trojan root hack
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First exploit for April's GingerBreak root crack found Researchers have publicised probably the most dangerous Android malware examples yet discovered, a Trojan that exploits the GingerBreak root hack (CVE-2011-1823) in Android 2.3 that gained wide publicity after its discovery in April.
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Microsoft parts with two senior marketers
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Microsoft UK has parted ways with Mikah Martin-Cruz, chief marketing officer for its defunct consumer and online division, and Alison Masters, central marketing group director.
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Microsoft halts smartphone marketshare decline with Windows Phone 7
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SMARTPHONE DEVELOPER Microsoft has managed to stem the slide of Windows Phone 7 (WP7) smartphone operating system market share in the US, according to analyst outfit NPD Group.
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Microsoft gets more than 500 emails from WebOS developers
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Shortly after HP announced the fate of WebOS, Microsoft’s Director of Developer Relations Brandon Watson sent a tweet offering WebOS developers a chance to develop for Windows Phone. Well, a lot of them have responded. It seems an offer for free dev tools, phones, and training was too good to pass up for over 500 WebOS developers. On his ...
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Sharp launches yet-another Android tablet in Japan
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Sharp hasn't yet brought an Android tablet to market in the US, but the company is on a roll with Japanese tablets. First Sharp introduced the Galapagos line of 5.5 inch and 10.8 inch tablets, and then the company followed up with a 7 inch model called the Galapagos A01SH earlier this month. Now Sharp is introducing a new 7... Read more » ...
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Android ADK Baby Rocker
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On this weeks The Ben Heck Show, Ben jumps right in to using the Android Accessory Development Kit and gets started on building a Baby Rocker that simulates vehicle motion from logged Android sensor data.
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Microsoft to Co-develop Cloud Products With Chinese OS Firm
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Microsoft said on Tuesday it will work with a Chinese operating system developer to create cloud computing products for the country's market, a move that could...
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HP review 'to be finished in eight to 12 weeks'
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Former Palm chief executive Todd Bradley says HP will decide what to do with its PC division before year-end – while Microsoft woos WebOS developers to Windows Phone Hewlett-Packard Co will complete a strategic review of its personal computers unit in the next eight to 12 weeks, the company's PC chief, Todd Bradley, said on Monday. Bradley, ...
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Microsoft Readies App Submission Process for Mango
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Microsoft will release a detailed overview of the Mango app submission process later on Tuesday, the company said in a blog post, as it prepares to release the...
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Tech Titans Shift And Change: Worrying About Dominance Is A Fool's Game
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I've lived in Silicon Valley for a little over thirteen years now, and the one thing I've learned is that nothing is pemanent. When I moved out here, the "big fight" over who was going to dominate the tech landscape was supposed to be between Netscape, Microsoft and AOL. No one had heard of eBay (and people thought that "OnSale" -- an online ...
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Android On HP TouchPad
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NicknamesAreStupid writes "As fast as you can say '$99 blowout sale,' PC World reports on an Android port to the now defunct HP TouchPad. 'Of course, it will turn out to be the best Android pad ever, making the iPad stink by comparison,' reports Muphy's Law Reports." Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Microsoft building native USB 3.0 support into Windows 8
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Getting those blue USB ports on your motherboard to work should be much simpler next year. According to the Building Windows 8 blog on MSDN, Microsoft will offer native USB 3.0 support in its next PC operating system . The implementation will involve a new software stack, which will co-exist with the existing Windows USB stack we all know and ...
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Google to turn to WebKit to complete Android browser
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Google TV About To Get More Appealing to Consumers?
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Google announced the launch of a preview of a Google TV add-on for the Android SDK, which means that Google TV devices will be Android compatible, with an upcoming update to Android Honeycomb. That also means that developers can create …
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Microsoft to co-develop cloud products with Chinese OS firm
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Microsoft said on Tuesday it will work with a Chinese operating system developer to create cloud computing products for the country's market, a move that could help the U.S. company sell to China's government agencies.
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Microsoft readies app submission process for Mango
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Microsoft will release a detailed overview of the Mango app submission process later on Tuesday, the company said in a blog post, as it prepares to release the first major update to Windows Phone 7.
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Google add-on lets Android devs tune apps for Google TV
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /Google late Monday took the redesigned Google TV an important step closer by posting a preview version of the Google TV Add-on. The extension gives Android developers a way to optimize phone and especially tablet apps for ...
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Korea-based notebook brand vendor Samsung Electronics has reportedly contacted Taiwan-based notebook makers Quanta Computer, Compal Electronics and Pegatron Technology in August to evaluate the possibility of outsourcing notebook orders, according to sources from upstream supply chain, which added that there might be a result soon and Samsung may ...
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Samsung launches new eco-friendly laser printers
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Samsung's N102 is an N100 clone, ditches MeeGo for Windows 7 Starter
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Were you mostly on board with the N100 , but wished Sammy would have held the MeeGo ? Those of you in India or Russia are apparently in luck, as Notebook Italia has spotted its Windows-toting twin: the N102. Identical to the N100 in every other way, 10-inch netbook kicks the open source OS to the curb, opting instead for the pared down Windows 7 ...
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Is Samsung prepping to take over HP’s computer business?
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The details on this one are still rather sketchy and should be considered nothing more than rumor and/or speculation at this point. But that being said, according to the DigiTimes, Samsung is eyeing HP’s computer business. “The sources added that Samsung’s actions seem like it is already in preparation to take up Hewlett-Packard&
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The Samsung Admire is officially available with MetroPCS for $129
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A few weeks ago, MetroPCS unveiled the Samsung Admire as a back-to-school promotion. Today, MetroPCS officially launched the mid-range Android smartphone as school is right around the corner. For $129 (plus applicable taxes), the mid-range Admire can be yours. In terms of specs and features, the Admire sports a 800 MHz processor, 3.5 inch touch ...
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News: Radiant pegged as iPad 3 backlight supplier
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Taiwan-based Radiant Opto-Electronics is set to become the major supplier of backlight units for the iPad 3, according to a new report. Citing anonymous industry sources, DigiTimes reports that LG Display will be the largest supplier of LCD panels for the next-generation iPad, while Samsung and Sharp will also be counted on as LCD suppliers. The ...
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Samsung may be ready to buy HP's PC business, outsource work
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /Samsung might be grooming its notebook business in hopes of buying HP's spun-out PC business. Insiders in the part stream claimed Samsung was talking to Taiwan companies to outsource some notebook orders to companies like Compal,
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Radiant to supply backlights for iPad 3
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /A supply chain leak has revealed that Taiwan-based Radiant Opto-Electronics has become the major supplier of backlight units for its forthcoming iPad 3. Apple has appointed LG Display, Samsung and Sharp to supply the ...
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Samsung Galaxy Precedent coming to Straight Talk
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /Walmart will be adding the Samsung Galaxy Precedent to its cellphone line up. Straight Talk, the retailer's prepaid wireless service, has begun pre-marketing the smartphone as a web exclusive on a ...
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Samsung, Universal Display team on greener OLEDs
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /Samsung Mobile Display has teamed with Universal Display in a push for lower-power OLED displays. The two companies have entered into a licensing agreement that will allow Samsung to use Universal Displayís PHOLED ...
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Today a ruling was published in EMI v MP3tunes and it is definitely a victory for cloud music and MP3tunes' business model after a multi-year litigation battle.
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Wired
Judge OKs Unlicensed Cloud Music-Storage Service
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A federal judge backed the music storage-locker business model Monday while ruling that companies may develop services that store their customers’ songs in the cloud. The closely watched case brought by EMI against MP3tunes comes as Amazon and Google recently launched similar services without the music labels’ consent. Apple is ...
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MP3tunes Wins Copyright Case Against EMI, For The Most Part
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A major battle over cloud-music services has been resolved, and on balance, it looks like a pretty solid win for the small music-locker service run by MP3tunes. However, the service and its founder Michael Robertson were found liable for infringing copyright on hundreds of songs, because it didn’t go far enough in responding to takedown ...
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Ars Technica
Record labels get hollow victory in MP3tunes infringement case
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A federal judge today found the online music locker service MP3tunes and its founder Michael Robertson liable for copyright infringement. On paper, that's a victory for lead plaintiff EMI and its fellow record labels. But the judge's decision leaves them with little else to cheer about. Robertson is a serial entrepreneur and perpetual thorn in ...
AppleInsider
MP3tunes ruling seen as victory for cloud-based music services
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A partial victory by defendant MP3tunes in a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by major record companies may set a precedent for the legal validity of cloud-based digital music "lockers" from other companies, including Apple, Google and Amazon.
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TG Daily
Judge rules cloud music lockers don't violate copyright
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EMI has won a partial - but only partial - victory against San Diego-based music locker service MP3tunes. read more
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TorrentFreak
MP3tunes Wins in Landmark ‘Cloud Piracy’ Case Against EMI
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The music storage locker service MP3tunes has scored a big win in its lengthy battle against EMI. U.S. District Judge William Pauley ruled that MP3tunes did not promote copyright infringement and that the service qualifies for “safe harbor” protection under the DMCA. The landmark verdict is good news for other cloud storage services offered ...
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MP3tunes loses copyright lawsuit; judge tosses DMCA claims
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<img align='left' src=' ' border='0' width='176' height='120' /MP3tunes has lost a copyright infringement lawsuit originally filed by EMI, however the judge tossed many of the record label's DMCA claims that were viewed as a threat to other music locker services. Judge William Pauley agreed that ...
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Joystiq
If you're not good enough at fighting games to make a living in the MLG , but want to look like you are, Mad Catz has announced a line of MLG-branded accessories, starting with a Tournament Edition Arcade FightStick. The stick is functionally identical to the Super Street Fighter IV FightSticks , with buttons and joystick by renowned parts maker ...
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Comme beaucoup de joueurs, nous sommes fans de Nintendo. Aussi quand un de nos contacts chez Big N nous a alertés sur certains problèmes rencontrés par le géant du jeu vidéo, avons-nous décidé de les publier. Parce que ces révélations sonnent un peu comme un cri d'alarme.
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Nintendo preps huge 3DS overhaul: report
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Dual analogue, re-branding planned? Nintendo is preparing both an external second circle pad add-on for the 3DS, as well as an entirely new model which "radically tones down" the system's 3D capabilities, according to insider sources. French site 01Net has published the first in a four part report detailing how the platform holder is currently ...
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Kotaku
Report: Nintendo Holding Pre-Tokyo Game Show Event
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Nintendo is holding a 3DS related event in Japan on September 13, days before TGS begins. Nintendo does not traditionally show at TGS, and Kotaku is following up with Nintendo for clarification. According to the Wall Street Journal , the event is called the Nintendo Conference and will be open to members of the industry, press, analysts, and ...
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Sales of Hewlett-Packard’s abandoned TouchPad tablet are spiking today on word that prices have been slashed on existing inventories of the device at retailers like Best Buy to $99 for the 16 gigabyte version and $149 for the 32GB version.
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Geek News Central
Crushing Demand for HP TouchPad in UK
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It’s been an insane day and evening here in the UK if you were interested in HP’s TouchPad firesale. Rumours persisted throughout the day as to when various on-line retailers were going to cut the prices and there was disbelief that the prices were going to be as good as the US $100. Word leaked [...]
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Is it worth buying a discounted HP TouchPad?
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Last Thursday, HP announced that it would "discontinue operations for webOS devices, specifically the TouchPad and webOS phones." The surprise announcement came less than two months after the release of the TouchPad and the company subsequently slashed its price, prompting a stampede of customers looking to snap up a tablet bargain. But just how ...
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Ep. 139: TouchPad fever, Fox's online piracy oops, and the NFL on the PS3
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While Dan's changing his newborn's diapers, Scott invites his improv buddy, David Tze, over to discuss TouchPad fever, how FOX's strategy to delay streams on Hulu backfires, and the NFL on the PS3.
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TG Daily
Barnes & Noble caught in Touchpad crossfire
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An unlikely company is catching a lot of backlash as a result of the massive fire sale of HP's flagship Touchpad tablet. read more
Today
Huh? TouchPads Now Selling for Almost $300 on eBay
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With supplies of the $99 TouchPad dwindling, consumers are starting to pay a premium for the WebOS tablet.
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TechCrunch
Dear HP: Please Keep Making Those CrunchPads! Er…TouchPads
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Back in the Summer of 2008, when there was still a glimmer of innocence and belief in the fundamental goodness of people in this young blogger's mind, I decided that I wanted a touchscreen tablet. Something like the screen side of a Macbook Air, plus a touch screen. It would mostly be for "couch" computing, I said. although I also meant "bathroom"
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Gizmodo
Why the Hell Are People Buying Touchpads for $300 on eBay?
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Ah, the HP Touchpad. When it was previewed, it looked amazing. When it was reviewed, it was smashed. When it was launched, it was ignored. When HP killed webOS and dropped the price to $100, it sold out? Yes. And now it's selling for more than retail on eBay. More »
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Gadgetell
Been missing the $99 TouchPad deals, HP may soon have some more coming
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While the details are rather slim on this one, it does appear that HP will have some more $99/$149 TouchPad tablets to offer in the short term future. No, HP has not decided to pick up with production again, however there seems to still be some more inventory floating around. That being said, the latest details come by way of Twitter user and HP ...
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Gear Live
HP TouchPads sold out, but more coming soon
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Before we get into the article - if you are looking for a TouchPad, HP has set up a TouchPad availability page for you to get updates! As more come in stock, they'll be listed there. It was a big weekend for HP, but for all the wrong reasons. Shoppers overloaded the HP servers and rushed to their local Best Buy stores in the hopes of nabbing a ...
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TechSpot
TouchPad fire sale continues, industry responds to HP's news
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HP has been the subject of many headlines over the last few days as folks attempt to unravel the many questions surrounding the mega-vendor's decision to halt its webOS projects and potentially exit the PC market. The former initiative is well underway as HP immediately began dumping its existing TouchPad...
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HP Touchpads turn up on Ebay
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HP TOUCHPADS HAVE started turning up on Ebay, with bids starting at upwards of £150 for the 32GB version. It comes after the device sold out within hours of going on sale at bargain prices from around £90 in the UK at many retailers. It also sold out in the US yesterday after the prices were slashed to about $100 for the 16GB model ...
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Bargain HP Touchpads sell out in the UK
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FOLLOWING OUR EARLIER discovery that cut price HP Touchpads sold out in hours at Currys and PC World The INQUIRER has been running around to other retailers and by our estimate there is not a bargain priced Touchpad left in the UK.
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Neowin.net
Report: HP had nearly finished a 7-inch TouchPad
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A post mortem report on HP's Palm acquisition suggests the company had a 7-inch TouchPad almost ready to go, alongside other projects that also got scrapped. Read more...
The Sydney Morning Herald Technology Headlines
Stampede to profit on $99 TouchPad fire sale
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Tablet bargain hunters hoping for a second release of HP TouchPad stock will be disappointed to learn that there's none left in the country, but those who bought one for $99 yesterday have hit eBay looking to more than double their money.
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LXer Linux News
$99 TouchPad a hit, as Ubuntu and Android ports emerge
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Sales of the "discontinued" HP TouchPad have been brisk after its price was cut to as little as $99, and hackers are working overtime to port Ubuntu and Android to the WebOS-based tablet. Meanwhile, analysts speculate on who might acquire HP's WebOS operations, which include a 2,000-plus patent portfolio that one analyst says could recoup the ...
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Joystiq
It hasn't even been a week since Crytek announced the availability of a free (for non-commercial use!) CryEngine 3 SDK and already the German developer is touting over 100,000 downloads. With everything you need to make a great looking game, Crytek's gamble is that by lowering the barrier to entry, it will increase the number of developers ...
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Windows Phone SDK 7.1 Release Candidate
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The Windows Phone Software Development Kit (SDK) 7.1 provides you with all of the tools that you need to develop applications and games for both Windows Phone 7.0 and Windows Phone 7.5 devices. This download is the Release Candidate (RC) and provides a ‘Go Live’ license that enables you to develop and publish applications to the Windows ...
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Kotaku
Penny Arcade's Decide-o-Tron 8000 Knows What Game You Should Play Next
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Being the inferior meat-based life forms we are, gamers often get confused about which games they should be playing. A hardcore first-person shooter finds himself playing Bratz Ponies . It's inexplicable. If only there were a robotic intelligence that could guide our purchases, perhaps from the creators of the most beloved gaming webcomics of ...
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The University announced Friday that the names and Social Security numbers of 43,000 people affiliated with Yale have been available to Google search engine users for the past 10 months.
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Google Street View heads for Amazon River
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If you were to come up with a list of places you're unlikely to stumble across Google's Street View trike snapping 360 degree panoramics, the banks of the Amazon would surely be pretty close to the top. Yet that's precisely where the search behemoth's imaging team is currently focusing its attention. Starting off with a 50 km stretch of the Rio ...
Google Earth Blog
Rome looks amazing in Google Earth
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Google has just pushed out more 3D buildings for Rome, Italy, and the result is a stunningly realistic 3D city. For a great example, here is St. Peter's Basilica and Piazza in Vatican City: You can also view historical landmarks such as the Colosseum, which is another amazingly detailed 3D model: To see the buildings for yourself, simply search ...
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Technology News
Google buys patents from Twin Cities company
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Google Inc. has snapped up advertising-display patents and assets from Northbrook Digital. Mark Wolfe, CEO of Woodbury-based Northbrook, didn’t reveal the name of the buyer, though federal documents show Google now owns the patents. Business Journal tech reporter Katharine Grayson has more details on the Google/Northbrook deal in her blog.
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Engadget
Google Fiber beta test goes live, bathes Stanford in high-speed regularity
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When we last checked in on the Google Fiber project, engineers were busy laying the groundwork for a 1Gbps network across both Kansas Cities, while preparing to launch a beta test near Stanford. Now, it looks like the beta service has gone live in the Palo Alto area, according to a lucky Reddit user who claims to be using it. The ISP is ...
The Seattle Times
Name change for Libyan square on Google Maps
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Google Inc.'s online mapping service has changed the name of a Libyan location to what it was called before Moammar Gadhafi rose to power four decades ago.
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Mashable!
Google Adds Friend Annotations to the +1 Button
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Google is making the +1 button more social with the addition of friend annotations. “You may have already noticed faces and names when y…
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Better Sales Tracking Using Google Apps and PipeJump
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Future Simple's PipeJump is attempting to pry its way into the crowded CRM market space, and the latest enhancements to its PipeJump sales tracking app may prove to be the right moves. The service, which aims for the lower end customer, has been signing up 250 accounts per month and today released version 3.5 that encapsulate several features. ...
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Epicenter
Amazon, Dropbox, Google and You Win in Cloud-Music Copyright Decision
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A federal court ruling in a copyright case filed by EMI against an online music locker makes it clear that online music services -- or at least some of them -- are not illegal, opening the door for Google and Amazon to expand their offerings.
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SEO Blog
Google Related Toolbar
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Dave asked me to do a quick review of Google Related. Basically it’s a little bar that sits on the bottom of your browser providing you with related information. It’s quite handy, you can download it here. For example, say I visit www.theolddeanery.co.uk then here is what kind of information I get: Map If you [...] Google Related ...
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Google Doodles – Whatever We Think is Cool
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I've often wondered who decides what is an appropriate subject for changing up the Google home page with an altered logo. Saturday we saw a Charlie Chaplin video tribute on his 122nd Birthday. There is a CNN interview with the Google Doodles team about the video tribute to the ...
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The Red Ferret Journal
Google brings weather to your maps
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When you're traveling, it's good to know what the weather is going to be like at your destination. Finding that out isn't terribly hard, but Google has found a way to make it even easier. While you're browsing Google Maps to find your route, you can click on Weather (it's under Traffic, along with ...
PSFK
Frog: Google And Motorola — Will It Blend?
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Is Google's purchase of Motorola Mobility worthwhile? How will Motorola products adapt to Google's standards?
Warp2Search.net
Google Chrome 13.0.782.215 Stable
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Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier....
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Techdirt
Side Show In Oracle, Google Patent Fight: Are API's Covered By Copyright?
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While the main event in the Oracle lawsuit against Google is around patents, there is an interesting copyright sideshow as well, focused on the question of whether or not Oracle can copyright an API . A couple weeks ago, Google filed for summary judgment on this, noting (among other things) that Sun's own CTO had flat out declared that "internet ...
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Ubergizmo
Google introduces friend annotations to +1 Button
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Google intends to make their +1 Button more social by introducing friend annotations to it, and for those who are eagle-eyed, they would surely have noticed that the faces and names of your mates will appear whenever your cursor hovers over a +1 button. This particular change was introduced late last week, and the main idea of this change would ...
SEO
Google Chrome Speeds up Your Site from Search Results
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Not satisfied to simply speed up their own site - Google is now speeding up yours (if it's the first result) from search results pages when you use the Chrome browser. They'll be making the technology open source when it is released - so that it will be available from ...
MacInTouch
Security: Google Chrome 13.0.782.215
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Google's popular free web browser addresses some security issues including several use-after-free issues and an integer overflow.
InfoWorld News
Google patches critical bug in Windows Chrome
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Google on Monday patched 11 vulnerabilities in Chrome, including one of the rare bugs the company has deemed critical in its browser. It was the second time this month that Google updated Chrome to fix flaws.
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SEO
Early Google Panda Patents
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Might Google lower the rankings of a page in search results if it detects unusual patterns related to clicks on advertisements on that page, or might Google use a ranking algorithm that can be tested against such unusual click patterns to lower the rankings of pages in search results? A Google patent granted today [...]
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Joystiq
Rucks, a.k.a. the narrator from Bastion , is a learned man, capable of technological wizardry and spinning a good tale. He's not the only one of his kind, though, as proven by this video in which Rucks takes none other than Aperture Science founder Cave Johnson to task. Bastion's Rucks has a problem with Cave Johnson originally appeared on ...
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TUAW
Why hibernate or 'safe sleep' mode is no longer necessary in OS X Lion
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Update : Several commenters expressed concern that disabling safe sleep could expose you to the possibility of drive corruption if you lose power or your machine spontaneously restarts. This particular fear is groundless; Safe Sleep doesn't have anything to do with volume corruption (except if you inadvertently bounce your laptop around while ...
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Joystiq
Thoughts we had while watching this Battlefield Heroes trailer for the new Savage Heroes content pack coming out this summer: Whoa, EA is really changing around the ol' Battlefield formula with this one, eh? Axes? "Cold North"? Is it possible they're turning the free-to-play persistent online shooter into a free-to-play hack-and-slash deathmatch?
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Engadget
Ben Heck tackles Android ADK, whips up car trip-simulating baby seat
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We've been wondering what would happen if the infinitely resourceful Ben Heck got his hands on the powerful Android ADK . Thankfully, in the most recent episode of the accomplished modder's show, our curiosity is satiated. The crafty Wisconsinite tackles a reader request -- to recreate the soothing motion of a car ride and help put a three-month- ...
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Fast Company
IBM is testing a new system that--using just weather patterns and detailed maps--can accurately predict 100 hours of future river behavior. It's four days before a major flash flood will hit your local river. Authorities notify you and your neighbors, giving you all ample time to prepare, or at least enough time to move to higher ground. This isn'
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Techdirt
TheNextWeb has an amusing story about a new art exhibit, called 5 Million Dollars, 1 Terabyte which is, of course, merely a hard drive with some unauthorized downloads on it . There's apparently a pdf file that lists out what's on the hard drive, but as with the author of the article, I was unable to get it to open. Of course, given how the ...
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GigaOM — Tech News
Pure Storage brings hard disk pricing to Flash storage
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Pure Storage, a startup offering enterprises a storage array comprised entirely of Flash memory, promises to change the economics around Flash memory and push hard drives out of the performance storage market. The company just announced $30 million in funding and detailed its product.
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LiewCF Tech Blog
WD Scorpio Blue Notebook Hard Disk with 1TB Capacity
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The new WD Scorpio Blue 1 TB hard drive utilizes 500 GB-per-platter areal density and is now available in the highest capacity for 2.5-inch hard drives in the industry-standard 9.5 mm, two-platter (2-disk) form factor. WD Scorpio Blue Notebook Hard Disk with 1TB Capacity is an article from: LiewCF Tech Blog . For more updates, please follow @ ...
InfoWorld News
TMS challenges high-end hard drives with new flash storage array
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Texas Memory Systems (TMS), best known for its pricey, yet extremely high-performance NAND flash-based storage arrays, has introduced a new system that it said competes with Tier 1 hard drives on a price-per-gigabyte basis. TMS's new RamSan-810 storage-area network (SAN) is a 1U (1.75-in.) array filled with enterprise-class multilevel cell (MLC) ...
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Joystiq
And by "meet" we mean "get wicked dunked on by." NBA 2K12 's "NBA's Greatest" mode is bringing history's greatest b-ballers out of retirement for one last virtual game, and judging by this latest trailer, they're going to be styling all over us . Meet the 'NBA's Greatest' in this NBA 2K12 trailer originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 23 Aug ...
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