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Xbox 360 Dashboard Update Prepares the Way for Kinect, ESPN

By Kyt Dotson Nov 1, 2010

A giant graphical shift is happening down in Xbox 360 dashboard land as users see that a new update is available for download. Microsoft is paving the way for their new motion tracking sensor…

Twitter Moves to Publishing Ads in Users’ Streams

By Madalena David Nov 1, 2010

The advertising service was initially implemented via the third party client – HootSuite. The program is committed not to spoil the Twitter experience and to prove sustainability to advertisers, who will promote only to…

The Android Duke Out – Keeping Apple, RIM at Bay

By Kristina Farrah Nov 1, 2010

According to a study released by research firm Canalys tackling the smartphone market, Google's Android OS booms in the United States with 43.6% marketshare, and is close to surpassing Nokia's spot worldwide, with 25%…

Holiday Cheer from T-Mobile with Cheap Androids and Data Plans

By Kyt Dotson Nov 1, 2010

Filled with holiday merriment, T-Mobile has decided to pass their own excitement on to their customers by putting together a bunch of cheap Android phones and affordable data plans to go with them. Four…

Intel, Toshiba and Samsung Partnership for Chip Development

By Madalena David Nov 1, 2010

Intel is keen on developing new technologies and to improve the chip manufacturing. A partnership between Intel, Samsung and Toshiba has been set in order to achieve 10nm class NAND – this is translated…

Google Apps Accepted at NYU, High Marks for the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Nov 1, 2010

As gleefully posted here by Google, New York University had announced today a transition from its in-house servers to Google Apps, now responsible for providing 18 schools and 60,000 people more effective e-mail and…

The Pros and Cons of Microsoft’s Embracing HTML5 While Ignoring Silverlight

By Steven Hodson Nov 1, 2010

Mary Jo Foley created a little bit of a firestorm in the Microsoft world. Especially the developer community, when she quoted Bob Muglia, Microsoft President of Server and Tools Business division, saying that the…

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…

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Xbox 360 Dashboard Update Prepares the Way for Kinect, ESPN

Twitter Moves to Publishing Ads in Users’ Streams

The Android Duke Out – Keeping Apple, RIM at Bay

Holiday Cheer from T-Mobile with Cheap Androids and Data Plans

Intel, Toshiba and Samsung Partnership for Chip Development

The Pros and Cons of Microsoft’s Embracing HTML5 While Ignoring Silverlight

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

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

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