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ApriPoco Controls Your Home with Voice Commands, IR [Robots]
Portable Electric Car Chargers Travel to Where They're Needed Most [Electric Cars]
CENSORED Bar Greets Adult Services Searchers at Craigslist [Censorship]
Blurry Spyshot Hints iPad FaceTime Being Tested Right This Instant [Unconfirmed]
This Whiskey Was Made From Urine [Alcohol]
Sometimes We Want Too Many Things We Don't Need [Life]
Here's A Knockoff Bladeless Fan That's Priced Like a Dyson [Fan]
iPhone 4 Fitted Inside A Canon SLR Body [Cameras]
Craigslist removes adult services section
10 products for a relaxing Labor Day weekend
If you have an extended break this Labor Day weekend to relax, these products could help you do just that. But be warned that extreme relaxation can result in extreme laziness. Cosmic Log: Why the N.Z. quake is no Haiti
'Killzone 3' makers hit unexpected challenges going 3-D
Donkey Kong returns with both retro and modern flair
Is the grand design within our grasp?
Cheers to 'Dance Central' — the cure for two left feet
Babes, bullets, bombs! Duke Nukem makes a comeback
MobileTechRoundup show #220; New Apple gear, Samsung Tab, Swype
Apple announced a refreshed iPod lineup, iOS 4 update, and the Apple TV this week. Samsung also revealed their Android tablet device as the fall tech releases kick up. Oracle Open World 2010: confusion or clarity?
Hurd to Oracle? Really - then what about Catz and Philips? Who knows? None of us and that is for sure. Regardless, it makes for light entertainment in the run up to OOW. Hurd may join Oracle; Ellison plots succession plan?
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd is reportedly in talks to join Oracle in a move that adds up on many fronts. Google settles Buzz suit for $8.5 mil; updates privacy policy
Google's Achilles heel has always been privacy. Will this make a difference? No more adult services on Craigslist: 1st Amendment issue or business decision?
Most people won't argue that the now-censored adult services listings on Craigslist weren't the most tasteful and some were out and out bad news. But why the change of heart at Craigslist? Unix vs Wintel/DP: the cost/benefit issue
An imaginary wall to wall Wintel/DP to Unix conversion produces what? Operating cost savings and a dramatic turn-around in IT organizational posture: from blocking force to business enabler. Some music execs see bright future for Google Music
iTunes is pretty much the place to buy music these days -- cd's seem so old school now that downloadable digital music has become so mainstream. That's not where it ends though, as "downloadable"... First Intel Sandy Bridge quad-core benchmarks: Nearly as fast as Core i7 980X, could make low-end graphics cards obsolete
Though not due to be released for several more months, an early copy of an Intel Sandy Bridge quad-core processor has reached the bench of enthusiast site AnandTech, which has duly reported the... Google Discloses Antitrust Probe By Texas Attorney General
Google (GOOG) disclosed in a blog post this afternoon that the Texas Attorney General’s office is conducting an “antitrust review” of the company. “We look forward to answering their questions because we’r Coinstar Seeks Partner For Streaming Deal; Could It Be Apple?
Coinstar (CSTR) CEO Paul Davis told Bloomberg that the company, the parent of the Redbox video rental kiosk business, is seeking a partner to help it take on Netflix in the online movie streaming business. Davis downplayed the not Apple: Spam Slams Ping
The blogosphere is abuzz with complaints that Apple’s (AAPL) new Ping social networking feature in iTunes is awash in comment spam. As anyone who writes a blog can tell you, the worlds spammers and scammers are constantly on YouTube Loses German Court Ruling On Copyrighted Videos
A German court in Hamburg today ruled that Google’s (GOOG) YouTube unit can be held liable for damages when it hosts copyright-protected material without permission, Bloomberg reports. The case relates to three recordings by Verizon Wireless Offering Smart Phones For Pre-Paid Customers
Verizon Wireless (VZ, VOD) yesterday said it has begun selling smart phones to prepaid customers. The wireless carrier is charging pre-paid customers more for the phones, though. The BlackBerry Curve 8530 is $20 with a two-year co Take-Two Soars After Earnings; Two Upgrades; One Downgrade
Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) shares are trading sharply higher after the video game company late yesterday reported much better than expected results for its fiscal third quarter ended July. While Take-Two is best known for its Gra Flex, Jabil Sell-Off Overdone, Says UBS
The 40% drop in shares of Flextronics (FLEX) and and Jabil Circuit (JBL) since reaching recent high prices in April may be excessive, writes UBS Securities analyst Amitabh Passi in a note to clients today. Passi, who rates both s Research In Motion: MKM Still Bullish; Cites Growth Outside U.S.
MKM Partners analyst Pablo Perez-Fernandez this morning repeated his Buy rating on Research In Motion (RIMM), asserting that investor focus on the company’s position in the U.S. is “misplaced,” and that BlackBerr Oracle offered job to ex-HP CEO Hurd - source
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oracle Corp has offered a job to Mark Hurd, the former chief executive of Hewlett-Packard Co who resigned amid a scandal involving inaccurate expense receipts related to a female contractor, according to a sou Google faces Texas AG inquiry, settles privacy suit
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc said on Friday it was the target of an investigation by the Texas Attorney General's office into the fairness of its search engine rankings. Craigslist.com blocks access to adult services ads
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Craigslist.com has dropped its "adult services" listings, which have become the target of U.S. state attorneys general who say the much-visited online classified ad site is not doing enough to quash prostit US, Israel spying behind BlackBerry woe - Dubai police
DUBAI (Reuters) - Concerns over Israeli access to BlackBerry data, and the use of the device by the United States to spy on the United Arab Emirates are behind the Gulf state's moves to curb the smartphone, Dubai's police chief sa Verizon unveils prepaid option for smartphones
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Verizon Wireless on Thursday started giving smartphone users the option of paying for calls in advance instead of committing to long-term contracts, a move that pits it directly against rivals like Leap Wirele Samsung raises 2010 smartphone sales target
SEOUL/BERLIN (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world's second-biggest maker of mobile phones, expects to sell up to 25 million smartphones this year, exceeding its earlier target, the company said on Friday. Austria far-right says anti-mosque web game banned
VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian authorities have banned a far-right online game where players eliminate animated mosques and Muslims, the political party behind the game said on Friday. Owners of a third of 3PAR back HP bid
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Data storage provider 3PAR Inc said on Friday that shareholders owning about a third of its shares have agreed to accept Hewlett-Packard Co's proposal to buy the company for $2.4 billion. Taiwan's HTC: iPhone's `quiet' challenger
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Craigslist strikes adult services under pressure
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Texas opens inquiry into Google search rankings
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Able to unplug from work while you’re on vacation?
(Ben Patterson)
Ben Patterson - Fighting the urge to check your work e-mail while you’re on holiday doesn’t exactly qualify as the worst problem in the world; after all, it’s pretty nice to have a job at all in this tough economy, right? Then again, the pressure to hang onto a job seems to be driving more and more connected workers to stay plugged in even while they’re trying to tune out. Dell's enterprise challenge remains after 3Par
Dell Inc. doesn't have to start over in its quest to become a significant purveyor of technology for businesses after losing a multibillion dollar ... Craigslist self-censors controversial Adult Services section
Craigslist has shut down its controversial "Adult Services" section -- by replacing the link to that section with the word "censored" written ... HP outlasts Dell in bidding war for 3Par, but did it overpay?
Dell is walking away from a bidding contest with rival Hewlett-Packard for data-storage maker 3Par. Overcome 5 common Windows problems
Computers are a big part of our daily lives. But as software and hardware improves, the old annoyances seem to remain. You encounter error messages. ... 'Borderlands' studio Gearbox resurrecting Duke Nukem
Publisher 2K Games plans on finally releasing the shooter Duke Nukem Forever, which now falls under the development hands of Borderlands studio ... Weekend Game Hunting: Wall-crawling edition
Readers, tell us what video games you're planning to play this weekend. 'Killzone 3' jetpacking to stores February 22
Warm up your jetpacks: Sony and studio Guerrilla Games have confirmed their first-person shooter Killzone 3 will hit stores on February 22, ... Nintendo rallies some old favorites for Wii this fall
Remember Samus of 'Metroid,' Kirby and Donkey Kong? BT nomination scheme to widen fibre divide
 ISPs offered chance to choose exchanges for fibre, but only if they are prepared to gamble on uptakeFacebook adds hacker tracker tool
 Remote logging out function could hamper hack attacksThe best music download sites
 Can music buyers do better than iTunes? Stuart Andrews tests ten leading music sitesESET security update crashes PCs
 A virus definitions update has taken down thousands of servers and PCsHP finally lands 3PAR bidding war with $2.4bn offer
 Dell pulls out after bidding war escalates out of handApple's Ping "drowning in scams and spams"
 Security firm Sophos blasts Apple for leaving social network wide open for spammersGoogle promises faster browsing with Chrome 6 release
 Web browser speeded up and stripped bare, but finally includes autofillToshiba admits 41,000 laptops at risk of "melting"
 Toshiba recalls Satellite laptops after overheating models burn customersCraigslist removes sex ads after campaign by anti-prostitution lobby - The Guardian
The Ping Problems: Is Apple To Blame, Or The Music Labels? - The Business Insider
Hades Freezes Over: Duke Nukem Forever Makes Comeback - DailyTech
Android Continues to Chip Away at Smartphone Web Consumption - PC Magazine
Google Privacy Policy Update Targets Simplicity - eWeek
Hands on with Samsung's Galaxy Tab Tablet - PC World
Hungry Bears Plaguing Towns From Coast to Coast - ABC News
T-Mobile USA in Talks to Carry Huawei Smartphone - Wall Street Journal
Toshiba Recall Signals Larger Trend for Hot Laptops - PC World
|  Rabid Consumer Watchdog Attacks Google CEO 
Consumer Watchdog, a privacy advocacy group, is running a 15-second spot on a 540-square foot digital display in Times Square to promote a longer video the group made highlighting what it perceives to be Google's intrusions on privacy. Both the 15-second spot and the longer video feature a ghoulish caricature of Eric Schmidt driving an ice cream truck, offering "free ice cream" to children. All the while, he is taking their personal information, conducting full body scans -- and in the final, longer version of the video, scaring them with secrets he has gathered about their parents.
Fail-Safe: Achieving 100% Uptime for Crucial Web Services 
For a growing number of businesses, maintaining fail-safe website availability is a matter of business-critical importance, and not just for the e-commerce industry. Certainly for the e-tail trade, website downtime equates to lost business, but beyond the online sales realm, Web availability is paramount for organizations of all sorts and sizes. As demand for SaaS, or hosted, applications grows and the move to cloud computing gains momentum, always-on Web availability has literally become a do-or-die proposition for the vast majority of organizations.
Can Spam-Swamped Ping Survive Without Facebook? 
Facebook has reportedly shut off access to its friend search feature for subscribers to Apple's newly introduced Ping social music service. The social networking apparently giant did this by denying Ping access to its application programming interfaces, AllThingsD reported. Talks between Apple and Facebook to give Ping subscribers the ability to search for Facebook friends also using Ping reportedly broke down before Apple's service was launched Wednesday. The two are said to be holding talks again.
Smarter Than You Think: The Boss Is Robotic, and Rolling Up Behind You
Mobile robots have been used for years by the military and law enforcement, but with falling costs, the next frontiers are the office, the hospital and the home. Craigslist Blocks Access to ‘Adult Services’ Pages
Craigslist, the classifieds Web site, has blocked access to its “adult services” section and replaced the link with a black label with the word “censored.” Digital Domain: A Strong Password Isn’t the Strongest Security
Elaborate requirements for account passwords may sound invincible, but experts say Americans aren’t paying enough attention to other online security threats. Prototype: Online Giving Meets Social Networking
The actor Edward Norton and his partners started Crowdrise, with a mix of edginess and good-humored competition, to bolster online giving. Week in review: Apple harvests iPods, Apple TV
Social-networked iTunes accompanies new iPods, while other companies look for a piece of digital distribution pie. Also: Net neutrality How 'Catfish' filmmakers took Facebook plunge (Q&A)
In an interview, CNET's Ina Fried speaks with the three filmmakers behind "Catfish"--that other Facebook movie. This one is both a documentary and a thriller. TI reveals new, teensy projector chip
The new nHD model of the Pico DLP line has better optical performance and lower power consumption, Texas Instruments says. Acer comes back down to earth, Dell rises
Fastest-growing PC company of the last few years stumbles during the second quarter. Observers say it has to do with Acer's reliance on notebook sales as desktops gain. Two years on, Chrome reshapes browser market
The influence that Google's browser has had on the market is broader than its actual use. On Chrome's second anniversary, Google releases the sixth stable version. HP wins 3Par for $2.4 billion
update Dell walks away from the storage company after a bidding war that started at $18 a share and ended up with Hewlett-Packard's winning offer of $33 a share. A peek inside a new HP Netbook and ultrathin
The newest compact laptops from Hewlett-Packard strike an improved balance between performance and power efficiency. Tab tweaks land in Chrome Canary
Google adds a new labs feature to its bleeding-edge version of Chrome to make it easier for users to test features that are still in development, but at least partially ready for users to explore. Google Settles Buzz Privacy Lawsuit
Google is spending US$8.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed over the rollout of its Google Buzz social-networking service. IBM Code Unfetters Virtual Workloads
New IBM research shows a way to move live cloud deployments across different storage networks Disk Storage Still Bouncing Back, IDC Says
Due to incorrect information from the research company, the story, "Disk storage still bouncing back, IDC says," which was posted to the wire Friday, misstated the market share of 3Par in the second quarter. The company had 0.78 p Where Will Apple's A4 Chip Go Next?
Apple's internally developed A4 chip could be implemented in new devices such as low-power servers, TVs or even communications or entertainment boxes, if the company tries to expand the chip's footprint, analysts said. HP Buys 3Par, Apple Rolls Out New Gear
Hewlett-Packard swooped in with the better bid to overtake Dell and win 3Par, so now we can all sit back and wait for the next acquisition battle to roll around. Meanwhile, Apple debuted updated iPods and Apple TV to entertain us, Apple had Two Months to Fix Critical QuickTime Bug, Says Researcher
A critical bug in QuickTime was reported to Apple two months before a second researcher independently revealed the vulnerability this week, the director of a bug bounty program said Friday. 27-in. IMac 'the Center of My Digital Universe'
For the past month, the latest 27-in. iMac from Apple has been the center of my digital universe. The Future of Human-Computer Interaction
Imagine the ability to create an iPad on any wall or surface you come across, even on a piece of paper, or the chance to control computers and other physical machines with your brain waves. Aiptek I2 Shoots 3D Video on a Budget
(PC World)
PC World - Aiptek has introduced the i2, a pocket-sized twin lens camcorder that can record 3D video, at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin. Google
(Investor's Business Daily)
Investor's Business Daily - Google must pay compensation after users uploaded videos of performances by a singer to YouTube in violation of copyright laws, a German court ruled. YouTube
(Investor's Business Daily)
Investor's Business Daily - YouTube, which Google bought for $1.65 bil in '06, is expected to turn a profit for the first time this year on revenue of $450 mil, the New York Times reported. Google doesn't release YouTube earnings. German court rules against YouTube over copyright
(AP)
AP - A German court ruled Friday that Google Inc.'s subsidiary YouTube LLC must pay compensation after users uploaded several videos of performances by singer Sarah Brightman in violation of copyright laws. Logitech Revue: Hands-On Impressions
(Digital Trends)
Digital Trends - Having conquered online search, webmail, and even online video, Google now wants to stick a blue, red, yellow and green flag in your 42-inch TV. Last spring, the company announced Google TV, a competitor to the likes of Apple TV, Windows Media Center and even free software like Boxee. The first hardware company to pick up Google’s latest experiment? Logitech, with its Revue set-top box. Top 10 Greentech IPO Candidates
Recent greentech IPOs have had mixed and less than stellar results. Here are some wild prognostications of ten potential greentech IPOs coming in late 2010 through 2012. These companies have real products, serious revenue and the The Ink of War: Afghanistan Air Base's Best Tattoos
Tattooing, an aggressive and intimidating mixture of endurance and art, is as old as warfare itself. But each generation, and each war, yields its own warrior body art. In Afghanistan, America's longest war, troop tats have mature Take Heed, Tech Giants: Edison's Failed Plot to Hijack Hollywood
Take heed, tech giants of today. Some of your companies or services aren’t much older than the Edison Trust Studios was when it collapsed. How much of your current business strategy is based on offering new and original products, In Defense of Google, Or Why Consumer Watchdog is Full of It
While there’s plenty of reasons to keep a critical eye focused on Google, Consumer Watchdog’s ad is a dishonest, factually inaccurate joke that shamefully got plenty of uncritical media attention. In the simplest terms possible, C Censored! Craigslist Adult Services Blocked in U.S.
The “Adult Services” listing on Craiglist was removed late Friday on its U.S.-based sites and replaced with the word 'censored.' The change comes as the service faces growing pressure in the U.S. over sex services advertised on it NASA Footage Sets Scene for <cite>Quantum Quest</cite> Movie
Footage from seven ongoing NASA space missions provide hyper-realistic scenery for the 3-D animated film, while the voices of multiple Captain Kirks and Darth Vaders play the parts of space explorers. 'Earth-like' Exoplanet Could Have a Comet's Tail
When the super-Earth COROT-7b was discovered in 2009, it was heralded as the rockiest, most truly Earth-like exoplanet yet. But a new study suggests it's more like a comet. <cite>Duke Nukem Forever</cite> Lives Again at PAX
The presumed-dead videogame makes a splash appearance at Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle. Telecom Dividends a Nice Buying Opportunity
After years of mounting customer outrage over its clogged network, AT&T has finally scrapped its unlimited-data plan and raised the price on heavy data users. It's a wonder it took so long. Since the iPhone debuted exclusively on  Building a Cloud Businesses Will Actually Want to Use 
We've assembled a panel to examine the business impact of cloud computing, to explore practical implementations of cloud models, and to move beyond the hype and into gaining business paybacks from successful cloud adoption. Coming to you from The Open Group Conference in Boston, the panel tackles such issues as what stands in the way of cloud use, safe and low-risk cloud computing, and working around inhibitors to cloud use. We also delve into a compelling example of successful cloud practices at the Harvard Medical School.
HP's Wallet-Busting Win 
The insane tug-of-war between Dell and HP for enterprise storage company 3Par has finally drawn to a close. We have a winner, if you want to call it that -- the final sale price is more than double the figure Dell initially put forward when it announced its intentions to buy 3Par a couple weeks ago, so who knows how much of that is real value and how much is just financial one-upsmanship. The battle was at its hottest last Friday, when the series of offers and counteroffers between HP and Dell escalated higher and higher by the hour.
Making Change Happen Every Day: Q&A With GSA's David McClure 
The U.S. government spends $80 billion annually on information technology. The U.S. General Services Administration is directly involved in nearly 25 percent of federal IT procurement activities through its Schedule 70 acquisition program, including nearly $9 billion directly for information technology investments. GSA has emerged as a leader in guiding federal investments for information technology, a role that has been enhanced with its responsibilities for implementing the Obama Administration's "Open Government" initiative.
Acquisitions, Social Networking and Other Security News From the Week
A recap of a week of IT security news that included talk of acquisitions by CA Technologies and 3M as well as security moves by Facebook and Twitter. - Acquisitions, social network security and Google privacy were among the top Are Apple iPad, iPod Touch More Ready for Enterprise?
Apple unveiled a new iPod Touch, and updates to the iPad, during its Sept. 1 event. How will those improvements affect those devices' chances for increased enterprise adoption? - Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced a number of prod Windows Phone 7, i4i Case, Android App Occupied Microsoft Week
Microsoft's week involved Windows Phone 7 released to manufacturing, a revival of its long-running legal case with i4i and the release of a Bing app for Google Android. - Microsoft released Windows Phone 7 to manufacturing on S Google Attaches Multiple Business Addresses to Android Ads
Google Sept. 3 is letting businesses attach several addresses to the AdWords location extensions for Android-based smartphones. The idea is to boost business visibility and ad coverage. - Google Sept. 3 said it has added the ab Texas AG Probing Google's Searches [Voices]
The Texas attorney general's office is conducting an antitrust review of Google Inc.'s core search-engine business, a sign of widening government scrutiny of the Web giant. Texas's top prosecutor has inquired about allegations by Happy Labor Day: Now, Chillax With Chad Vader, Mud Bogging and Cherry Cheese Cake! [BoomTown]
It's Labor Day weekend, so let's stop zinging Apple's Ping, wondering how many regulators are eyeballing Google (lots and lots!) and trying to grok incessant exec departures at Yahoo. Instead, it's time to chillax. Apple's Ping Rings Up a Quick Million Members [Voices]
If you're going to launch a new social network in this hotly competitive market, it helps if you start with a devout fan base of millions ready to crash the doors the moment the ribbon is cut. Apple announced today that in the 48 Steve Levitan Gets His Wish: "Modern Family" Leaves Hulu (Briefly) [MediaMemo]
"Modern Family" creator Steve Levitan says he loves the Internet, but says he wants his show off the Web. Because the eyeballs it attracts don't do him any good. Wish, granted! Temporarily. Google to Apply Translation Skills to Privacy Boilerplate [Voices]
Perhaps out of concern for all the ice-cream loving children of the world, Google is lowering the comprehension difficulty level of its privacy policies. The search giant said today it would be updating its privacy documents on Oc Toshiba Satellite May Double as Handy Labor Day BBQ [Digital Daily]
If you’re reading this on a Toshiba laptop, you might want to switch from AC to battery power before continuing. The company is recalling 41,000 of its Satellite computers for fear that they may overheat and injure someone. Yahoo Connects With Top European TV Maker [Voices]
Vestel Group, the largest television manufacturer in Europe, announced today that early next year it would begin turning out Yahoo Connected TVs, bringing widgets, apps and all manner of Internet entertainment into living rooms ac Controversial, Long-Awaited Duke Nukem Forever Will Finally Be Released [Voices]
After a decade in development, Duke Nukem Forever, a video game synonymous with never being released, is finally being released. The game is being finished by Gearbox Software and will be published by Take-Two Interactive, maker o Net Neutrality: It All Depends On What You Fear
How proponents and opponents view the issues in the debate. U.S. Broadband Starts To Speed Ahead
New technologies are helping the nation catch up to Asia and Europe. Why IT Must Embrace Facebook, Twitter, iPhone
Consumer technologies are infiltrating the corporate world. Learn to leverage them. Spending A Lot On Facebook
Following the money in the social media ad boom. Konami On Motion-Control Gaming
''Dance Dance Revolution'' publisher discusses Microsoft's Kinect, Sony's Move and social games. HTC HD3 / HD7 Rumored Again, Features Amazing Spec Sheet
If information published by Australian Smarthouse.com is to be believed -- and that is a big if -- HTC will be using its September 15th event to reveal an HD2 successor with a dream spec sheet. Without mentioning any specific sour Special Edition Droid 2 R2D2 Dock Pictured
If you're still waiting out on the Motorola Droid 2 in order to get the Android smartphone in its limited edition white R2D2 edition, an homage to the handset's Droid's moniker, then you'll be happy to know that Motorola and Veriz Motorola Leverages Flash in its Android Phone Promotion Against Apple
Motorola's latest advertisement is taking another subtle hit against Apple's iPhone and iOS platform by leveraging the advantage of Adobe Flash support in its choice of Android platform for devices like the Motorola Droid 2. Motor Google to Announce Visual Search Updates on 9/8
Google is hosting a special media event on September 8 to showcase, what the company is now teasing as, "latest technological innovation" and "inside look at the evolution of Google search" in San Francisco, California. Though not LG Windows Phone Developer Prototype to Launch as Optimus 7
It looks like the developer edition of LG's Windows Phone 7 device, nicknamed Panther, will be launching as the Optimus 7. The Windows Phone 7 device will join LG's flagship Optimus series, which will include Android smartphones a Verizon's HTC Android World Phone Slider Passes Through FCC
It looks like the HTC Android slider that was seen before, sporting dual CDMA/GSM radios, has now passed through the FCC. The slider offers a sliding QWERTY keyboard in landscape mode with offset, individual island-style keys simi T-Mobile Rumored to Bring Ideos Android Phone to U.S.
T-Mobile USA is in the negotiations with Huawei of China to bring the manufacturer's Ideos Android 2.2 smartphone to the U.S. market. Huawei's Ideos line of smartphone is intended as a mass market consumer Android smartphone with Video: pocketnow's Weekly iReview - 04Sep10
Watch this week's iReview as we go through Apple's music event and all the details behind the future iOS 4.1 we're now expecting by September 8th according to rumors. We also go through the new iPod Touch and our impressions on al Ex-Googler Lee Backs China Companies to Foster Startup Culture
Founded by Kai-Fu Lee, former head of Google's China division, business incubator Innovation Works is funding 12 startups amid strong demand for Web technology 3Par's Venture Backers Win Big By Holding Shares
Menlo Ventures and the other early venture investors in 3Par reaped a $560 million windfall amid the HP-Dell bidding war Intel Wants to Be Inside Everything
Intel is counting on its Atom embedded processors to help break its dependence on the slowing PC market Foxconn’s Gou Cuts Target as Size Brings ‘Biggest Challenge’
Foxconn Technology Group Chairman Terry Gou cut his long-term growth target for the world’s largest contract manufacturer of electronics by half as demand for Apple Inc. iPhones and iPads fails to offset slowing computer sales. Telekomunikacja Says Court Ruling to Cut 2010 Profit
Telekomunikacja Polska SA said a court ruling that orders Poland’s largest phone company to pay about 2.9 billion kroner ($502 million) to DPTG I/S will have a negative impact on its earnings this year. Google Loses German Court Ruling Over YouTube Videos
Google Inc.’s YouTube video service lost a Hamburg court ruling over copyrighted material that was posted online without permission for rebroadcast. Menlo Ventures Said to Be Seeking up to $800 Million for Fund
Menlo Ventures, the biggest investor in 3Par Inc., is raising capital for a new fund, said two people familiar with the matter. The firm is attempting to bring in $600 million to $800 million, one of the people said. Help for Lost Cell Phones
Zomm and Phone Halo aim to prevent the agony of the lost cell phone |
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