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HP’s webOS PalmPad Tablet Expected to Debut at CES

By Maria Deutscher Dec 22, 2010

According to eMarketer, certain spec sheets were obtained from an unnamed source by Fox News, which detail that Hewlett-Packard is planning to launch a tablet running on a new version of Palm’s WebOS mobile…

Skype Responds to Downtime with “Mega-Supernodes”

By Kristina Farrah Dec 22, 2010

Caused by compatibility issues with some versions of Skype, a large number of "supernodes" were interpreted as offline resulting to a large number of Skype users today to greatly deplete.

Stupeflix Make Holiday Greetings Even More Fun With New Themes

By Sarwat Jabeen Dec 22, 2010

With merriness in the air, Stupeflix adds to the happy holiday atmosphere. This new and ambitious video creation platform has launched holiday themes. It will help in making interesting and fun greeting videos for…

Video: A REASONable look at Net Neutrality

By Nick R. Brown Dec 22, 2010

If Windows Phone 7 numbers are silly, then Android and iPhone numbers are crap

By Steven Hodson Dec 22, 2010

One of the subjects that Paul and I were talking about recently on Daily Brief; before Skype died on us, was the fuss being raised around the released numbers for Windows Phone 7 Sales.…

Skype Eyes the Enterprise Market, Faces Downtime Today

By Isha Suri Dec 22, 2010

Skype’s new CEO, Tony Bates has some great plans for the company, and is seeking the enterprise market. This internet telecommunications company financially separated from eBay last year, who bought it in hopes of…

Ambarella’s New Android Chip Enhances Videos, Photos

By Sarwat Jabeen Dec 22, 2010

There is good news for android users with a thing for photography and video. Ambarella has launched the i-One System on Chip (SoC) for Android phones. This is a Camera Application Processor chip which enables advanced…

Places and Tagging Now Available For “1.5 Million” WP7 Users

By holdenpage Dec 22, 2010

Or is it really 1.5 million WP7 users? I don’t know, and I wish I cared more. I’ve never been a numbers guy, and personally, I was more excited to see that the WP7…

The contradiction of CDNs and no paid prioritization

By George Ou Dec 22, 2010

With the text of the just passed Net Neutrality rules under lock and key, the FCC is trickling out some of the details regarding the ruling. ArsTechnica’s Matthew Lasar noted that the FCC was…

Breaking the Piñata

By jamesdelong Dec 22, 2010

By announcing that it is outlawing paid prioritization, the FCC is declaring that equal treatment is discriminatory. Even if a service is available to all at the same price, which some might think is…

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HP’s webOS PalmPad Tablet Expected to Debut at CES

Skype Responds to Downtime with “Mega-Supernodes”

Stupeflix Make Holiday Greetings Even More Fun With New Themes

Video: A REASONable look at Net Neutrality

If Windows Phone 7 numbers are silly, then Android and iPhone numbers are crap

Ambarella’s New Android Chip Enhances Videos, Photos

Places and Tagging Now Available For “1.5 Million” WP7 Users

The contradiction of CDNs and no paid prioritization

Breaking the Piñata

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