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Tech News Roundup
Tech news roundup for August 27, 2009. Yesterday was a slow news day, hence no news roundup for August 26, 2009. Today was also rather slow, to be honest. Google Now Offers Over a Million Free Ebooks in EPUB Format … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, asus, ebooks, Google, Microsoft, snow leopard, xbox360
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Weekend: Apple replies to FCC, GPU Computing in Windows 7, Linux Chromium 64-bit
This weekend’s key stories: Apple Opens Up on App Store Approvals, Cuil’s Real-Time Search, GPU Computing and Windows 7, Linux Chromium popular and 64-bit & more. Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, chrome, chromium, Google, gpu, Linux, Microsoft, Windows 7
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Mozilla cries over browser ballot, full copy of TPB online, Windows 7 120-day grace & more
News roundup for August 20, 2009: Mozilla makes much ado about nothing over browser ballot,Xmarks extension alpha for Chrome arrives, Irish ISP to block The Pirate Bay, Microsoft offers cloud database previews and more. Continue reading
Legalizing TPB, Slim PS3, Mobile Office Web Apps, and more
A rundown of today’s tech news stories: How The Pirate Bay will be legalized, Sony unveils slim PS3, price-drops, Blogger “strike” in Italy, Office Web Applications will support mobile browsers, Opinion: Why AT&T killed Google Voice. Continue reading
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Tagged att, blogging, Browsers, Google, google voice, Microsoft, mobile, office, office web applications, P2P, PS3, sony, tpb
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Google Reader: Digitize your paper administration
There are obviously several ways to do this; you could get a shoebox and let everything pile up, or you could go with something more organized like a bunch of [real life] folders in which you divide sections with tabs. … While I don’t think Google Docs is very suitable for day-to-day word processing/spreadsheet-work, the PDF-support can be of particular use when dealing with administration and the like. … It’s not proven that any physical persons have access to the contents of your account, it’s generally known that Google has software scanning for keywords in order for them to offer contextual text-based advertisements. Continue reading
Safari 4 Beta for Windows: Google Chrome?
Apple obviously used Chromium as a base for their Safari 4. Continue reading
Google Chrome Review, Part 1: The Good
Firefox has been a part of my browsing-life since it was still in pre-1.0 beta stages and went by the name of Phoenix. The reason clung so to this new browser (at the time) was due to the fact that … Continue reading
Tech Headline Watch 9/08
Mostly Google in the news again with the release of its first slew of [security] updates to it’s newborn baby Chrome. Also, Intel came out with the best performing hard drive on the planet (for now), and it’s an 80 gig SSD. Lastly, eBook lovers can finally eat their hearts out with Plastic Logics’ pretty — almost malleable — e-Ink touchscreen. Continue reading
April 1st: Google loves jokes
An overview of Google’s April Fool’s jokes: reversed iGoogle, GMail Custom Time, gDay, Virgle and more… Happy April Fool’s Day everyone! Continue reading
Google, MS and other partner to free wireless spectrum white space
Google has formed a technology coalition with Microsoft, Dell, Intel, HP and Philips Electronics to make sure the white space spectrum will be freed to allow ‘open’ wireless broadband services. Continue reading