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LimeWire Ghost Town After Shut Down, Still Clings to Future Plans

By Kyt Dotson Nov 1, 2010

LimeWire has let go of 29 of their 100-person workforce in the wake of a federal injunction against their operations. However, in spite of this, the peer-to-peer software outfit keeps intimating that they’re continuing…

Sprint’s 4G Network Screams New York, New York!

By Madalena David Nov 1, 2010

The continuous expansion of Sprint is being highlighted today with the availability of 4G network, which used WiMax technology in New York. The list of urban concentrations where Sprint will provide 4G network access…

Facebook Cleaning Up Its Streets and Its Image

By Kyt Dotson Nov 1, 2010

Whenever we post our personal information on the Internet, it becomes available to everyone—even people we’d rather not saw it—and in some cases, unscrupulous companies will use this information against us. In a recent…

Digg’s Streaming API a Valiant Effort

By Isha Suri Nov 1, 2010

Digg announced t the launch of its new streaming API, which is not only highly useful for users but for developers as well. With new Digg Streaming API, it will become easy for developers…

I’m Running for Twitter: My Randy Moss Style Press Conference (With Myself)

By John Furrier Nov 1, 2010

As we all know, tomorrow is election day here in America. So in the spirit of democracy, I have decided to campaign for the privilege of running Twitter. I will now present you with…

PDAs, the Perfect Personal Organizers That Never Caught On

By Bert Latamore Nov 1, 2010

This morning started with a call from my wife’s dentist, reminding her of her Monday appointment. That got me thinking – the reason that professionals of all kinds spend money reminding people of their…

Vindicia Raises Over $41M, Monetizing New Media Distribution

By Isha Suri Nov 1, 2010

Vindicia is a well known provider of strategic on-demand billing solutions across the globe and maintained its position in the form of a leader in the industry. Just today the company announced that it…

Logitech Introduces the World’s First Solar Keyboard

By Naomi Bajao Nov 1, 2010

Logitech, working its way back to the forefront of consumer interest, introduced the world’s first solar keyboard, the $80 Logitech K750. It is something that has created quite a hush as the holiday shopping…

Browser Market Update- Microsoft IE9, Chrome Win Big

By Isha Suri Nov 1, 2010

A recent web browser market update informs the increasing popularity of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and Google Chrome for the month of October. Microsoft launched the IE9 Beta version on 15th September, 2010 and since…

Can AOL Pull off a New Media Approach?

By Cherr Aira Nov 1, 2010

AOL has re-launched their site in hopes of becoming a media network. This took place along with AOL’s 3rd quarter revenue report on Wednesday—an event that does not excite investors due to the weakening…

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LimeWire Ghost Town After Shut Down, Still Clings to Future Plans

Sprint’s 4G Network Screams New York, New York!

I’m Running for Twitter: My Randy Moss Style Press Conference (With Myself)

PDAs, the Perfect Personal Organizers That Never Caught On

Vindicia Raises Over $41M, Monetizing New Media Distribution

Logitech Introduces the World’s First Solar Keyboard

Browser Market Update- Microsoft IE9, Chrome Win Big

Can AOL Pull off a New Media Approach?

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