[UK] Liverpool-based Little World Gifts wants to re-define virtual gifts. Only the company doesn't want us to use that word, instead preferring the term 'digital gifts' -- these aren't the typical tiny 2D icons that are gifted on sites like Facebook, they're 3D, touch-friendly and yes, you've guessed it, they run on the iPhone. Little World ...
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Electronista
BlackBerry Curve holds off iPhone 3GS for top spot
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The BlackBerry Curve line fended off the iPhone 3GS to claim the title of top-selling phone in the US, the NPD Group said this week. Without providing numbers, the analysts noted that RIM's basic QWERTY phone still outsold the high-end iPhone during the summer. The iPhone 3G reached third place and reflected its relatively low price....
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Wired
IPhone Owners More Likely to Pony Up for Digital Content
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Apple has trained iPhone owners to enjoy paying for digital content more than the general online population, a survey suggests. digg_url = ' '; Media law firm Olswang on Wednesday published its 2009 Convergence Survey, which analyzed e-shopping trends among iPhone ...
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Engadget
4iThumbs overlay adds a tactile keyboard to your iPhone... sorta
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The iPhone keyboard (or the lack thereof) has been a polarizing point for many, and while we've seen a workaround or two in our day, we've yet to see a solution to the lack of tactility as beautifully simple as this. 4iThumbs is a screen overlay that adds minuscule bumps on your iPhone display -- bumps that correspond to where the keys are when ...
Www.sophos.com
Ikee worm author wins job at iPhone app firm
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The author of the world's first iPhone worm must be feeling pretty chirpy today, because he's managed to get himself a job as an iPhone application developer.
Www.9to5mac.com
Surveys: iPhone users pay for digital content, while Mac users are all individuals
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IPhone users are happier to pay for digital content than the wider online population; while Mac users are more creative and individualistic, a pair of surveys released this morning claim.
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Wired Top Stories
100 Great Holiday Gifts We're Giving — and Hoping to Get
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No bayberry candles, no fruitcake, no neckties (well, one necktie). Here's Wired's wish list of gifts to give and receive this holiday season.
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TechCrunch
IPhone To Be Sold In The UK Equivalent Of Walmart
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Is an iPhone price war about to break out in the UK? After Vodafone and Orange bagged the iPhone - when O2's two year monopoly expired in September - we learn today that Tesco, the UK supermarket leviathan, is to sell the iPhone on Tesco Mobile, its MVNO joint venture partnership with O2. This news just sent the iPhone directly into the ...
Mike Butcher
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TechCrunch Europe
The iPhone comes to Tesco — will a price war follow?
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[UK] Is an iPhone price war about to break out? After Vodafone and Orange bagged the iPhone we learn today that Tesco, the UK supermarket leviathan, is to sell the iPhone on Tesco Mobile, its MVNO joint venture partnership with O2. Both iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS handsets will be sold in Tesco Phone Shops and online through Tesco Direct in the UK. ...
Erick Schonfeld
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TechCrunch
Snapture iPhone App Adds Twitter And Facebook Sharing
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One of the most popular paid photo apps for the iPhone, Snapture ( iTunes link ) just got a few upgrades. The new features include the ability to share photos on either Twitter or Facebook, a new tap-to-focus capability, and different color modes (black & white, sepia, negative). Posting to Facebook or Twitter should be standard for any ...
BBC News
Hacker behind iPhone worm lands job creating apps...for iPhones
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The 21-year-old Australian hacker who wrote the first iPhone worm lands a job developing software for the phones.
Gadget Talks
IPhone Worm Author Gets Job as an iPhone App Developer
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21-year-old Australian Ashley Towns – the guy that actualized the maiden till the end of time iPhone worm, ikee – revealed via Warble that he got a job at mogeneration , a troop that develops iPhone apps, mostly for other clients such as TrueLocal, FoodWatch and Xumii. It’s only inferential. After all, an iPhone worm is ...
Zee
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The Next Web
IPhone Worm Hacker Lands a Developer Job
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The 21 year old iPhone worm creator from Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia, has previously spoken of the many job offers he’d received after the stunt left many iPhone users literally bricking it. Today it’s been confirmed that he’s accepted one of those many job offers and will now begin work as an iPhone application ...
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Chris Pirillo
IPhone Comics
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iPhone Comics is a post from Chris Pirillo Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed This is Ken Brady, who lives in both Portland and Japan. He’s a software developer who I think you’ll want to follow! He’s working on a few very cool things. One of these is a comic reader for the iPhone. You can change ...
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IPhone Help !
4iThumbs brings physical touch to virtual QWERTY
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Missing a physical QWERTY on the iPhone / iPod touch? No problems, you will be just fine sticking some transparent buttons over your Touchscreen. These plastic (or whatever it is) keys overlap the virtual qwerty placement of the iTouch and let you feel the keys while typing. While this is better than the iTwinge we [...]
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Chris Pirillo
My First PDA – Sharp Wizard
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My First PDA – Sharp Wizard is a post from Chris Pirillo Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed My first PDA was an old Sharp Wizard which carried 64MB of data! It was over $300 back in the day, and was considered to be a high-end model. I could add things to my calendar and keep track of what I had to do. My calendar ...
RIK FAIRLIE
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NYT
Bringing Big Smiles to iPhone Shutterbugs
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A look at 15 of the roughly 2,000 camera apps that can help you capture, edit, enhance and share your images.
James
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Phones Review
Virgin Mobile Canada to Offer iPhone in Feb
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Over in the great white space of Canada, the iconic iPhone is available on several carriers, much to the annoyance no doubt of those down in the states who still have to put up with a single iPhone carrier. And now Canada is about to get yet another iPhone carrier. According to an article over on [...]
James
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Phones Review
Amazon Black Friday Deals: Altec Lansing T612 Digital Speaker for iPhone
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For those that are looking for a bargain on iPhone accessories, Amazon Black Friday is offering the Altec Lansing T612 Digital Speaker for iPhone, which normally costs $199.99 at a reduced price during their Black Friday Deals event. Therefore the Altec Lansing T612 Digital Speaker for iPhone from Amazon will cost the customer a cool knockdown [...
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TechCrunch
As part of its push to go more social, Google has been attempting to unify its various account profiles into one Google Profile. And now it's more useful. Google's Brad Fitzpatrick has just tweeted out that Google Profiles can now be used as OpenIDs. What this means is that you can sign into any site that accepts OpenID simply by using your ...
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Philipp Lenssen
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Google Blogoscoped
Check the Redesigned Google Yourself
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When you paste the following into the address bar of your browser when on google.com and hit return, you should find yourself as new participant of Google's latest and more all-encompassing prototype test -- the one with a new logo, buttons, and always-visible left-hand pane in results. Please note I needed to sign out first for this to work. ...
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Google Mobile Blog
Get movie trailers and more with Google Search for mobile
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Heads up, movie fans -- today we've launched a mobile version of our new Google Search results for movies , which makes it easier to plan a trip to the movies. Just go to google.com in the web browser on your iPhone, Palm WebOS, or Android-powered device, search for "movies", and then tap on the "More movies" link. From there, you can either ...
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Reviews.cnet.com
Google mobile coupons save a buck or two
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Google has been giving companies in its business listings ways to offer digital coupons to visitors since 2007. It wasn't until this week, though, that Google could bring the same coupons to mobile users.
Lawrence Chang
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Google Mobile Blog
Google Search by voice: Now in Times Square!
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If you've been to Times Square in New York City over the past couple weeks, on any day from 12:30-2:00pm or 6:30-8:00pm, you may have noticed that Google Search by voice is powering Times Square's largest combined displays -- the Reuters Sign and the NASDAQ sign. Anyone can call 888-376-4336 and say the name of a business or a location that they ...
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ReadWriteWeb
Your Favorite Mobile Apps of 2009
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A year ago we polled you, the ReadWriteWeb community, on your favorite mobile apps . It's become an annual tradition to run this survey, so in this post we're collecting your top 5 lists for 2009. To get you inspired, the ReadWriteWeb team have listed their personal favorites below. We first ran this poll in November 2007 , before Apple's App ...
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VentureBeat
Hulu U.S. video streams soar almost 50% in October, Google’s YouTube flat
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Video viewing habits are continuing their shift online. More than half of people in the U.S. watched video on the Internet in October, according to comScore. Hulu is rising rapidly. The video portal for professionally produced content attracted 47 percent more views over the month. It pulled in about 850 million views in October compared to 583 ...
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ResourceShelf
A New Essay by Robert Darnton About Google and the Digital Future + Other Darnton Material
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If you don’t want to review other Robert Darnton essays and find links to listen to him interviewed, skip this section and head to the *** to find a link and a few key passage from Darnton’s new essay that runs nearly 7500 words. Book historian and the Director of the Harvard University Library, Robert [...]
ERIC SYLVERS
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NYT
Prosecutors Press Case Against Google in Italy
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Prosecutors in Italy are asking for prison sentences for three Google executives and one former executive on trial for allowing an offensive video to remain on the site.
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Lifehacker
61 Free Apps We're Most Thankful For
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As we prepare to stuff our faces with a bountiful Thanksgiving feast, we turn our Thanksgiving spirit to the gobs of free software we love to say thank you to the developers, and to give our computers a feast of their own. Earlier this week we asked you to share the free apps you're most thankful for, and after rounding up thousands of your ...
James
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Phones Review
Mobile Coupons via Local Search from Google
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With the festive season almost upon us, people will be out searching for that much needed present, and now Google is offering assistance in finding what those people are looking for and hopefully making them a tad cheaper by providing mobile coupons through local search. Therefore any business can sign up free of charge with Google [...]
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TechCrunch
Today is Thanksgiving in the U.S. Traditionally we take stock of the things that we're thankful for on this day each year. And I realized that one of those things is Steve Jobs . I'm thankful that he returned to Apple in 1997 and did the things he has done since. It wasn't at all a certainty that he would ever return to the company that he ...
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Betanews
Nearly half the money spent at US retail on desktop PCs goes to Apple
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By Joe Wilcox , Betanews In October, Mac US retail desktop computer revenue share was 47.71, percent up from 33.44 percent a year earlier, according to NPD. It's a stunning number, given just how many Windows PC companies combined command so much more market share, while competing for the same revenue share. NPD measures in-store and online ...
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Betanews
Microsoft 'worked with Apple' for Silverlight on iPhone, says Goldfarb
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By Scott M. Fulton, III , Betanews It was an impressive demonstration, once they got it working: H.264 video streaming wirelessly (and slowly, at least during the caching sequence) using Microsoft's Silverlight video streaming, to an Apple iPhone. It's all the more impressive when you realize that Flash video still has not made its way ( ...
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AppleInsider
Apple authorized resellers launch Black Friday sales early
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As was the case last year, several Apple authorized resellers are getting a jump-start on the 2009 holiday shopping season by launching early Black Friday sales that offer up to $220 off Mac desktops and $250 off Mac notebooks. [Updated 11:19 am ET with MacMall price drops.]
Ubergizmo
Apple goes to court again
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Apple is again going to court, this time suing a third-party MacBook power adapter manufacturer who supposedly violated patented designs, while in a separate trial has also appealed to move its ongoing defense against clone iPod maker Luxpro to a California court. The former involves a suit against Media Solutions Holdings, where both ...
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
Apple documents iTunes LP and iTunes Extras for developers
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Filed under: iTS , iTunes , Developer After seeing the intent by developers and artists to create iTunes LP and iTunes Extras for their music, Apple has opened up the availability to develop these features to third parties. However, automatic submission for iTunes LP and iTunes Extras is not expected until early 2010; in the meantime, it's still ...
Jennifer Van Grove
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Mashable!
VOTE: NFL Star Steve Smith Banks on Facebook for Pro Bowl
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The relationship between sports and social media is unique. On any given day Sunday an NFL football player’s tweet will get him released from the team , and yet the next day a basketball superstar will handsomely reward his one millionth Twitter follower . Such is the nature of a platform that supports real-time updates from athletes. ...
Mike Masnick
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Techdirt
Steve Jobs Tells Startup Startup To Change Names, Saying 'It's No Big Deal'
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Reader mick alerts us to the story of a small eight-person startup that makes a popular app for backing up your iPod music, which had been called "iPodRip" until Steve Jobs and Apple's lawyers got involved , demanding the company cease using the name and hand over its domain. It's even told the guy that even if he rebrands his app, he can't even ...
Chris Carera
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Neowin.net
Apple sues to halt sale of third party power adapters
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In a patent case filed by the Cupertino-based company on Monday, representatives for Apple claim that another company is selling third party Macbook power adapters based on an infringing design. Media Solutions Holdings, through three different e-commerce sites, offers discounted chargers that Apple says too closely resemble its recognizable "Mag ...
Groklaw
Apple Files Motion to Dismiss Psystar's Florida Case; Alternatively to Transfer Case to California
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Apple has filed a motion to dismiss Psystar's litigation in Florida, or in the alternative to transfer it to the Northern District of California, where its so-far successful litigation against Psystar is taking place and consolidate it there. It requests a 30-minute hearing on its motion. You'll recall that Apple told the California court that it ...
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TechCrunch
For most of us, the term 'smartbook' (a device that's somewhere in between a smartphone and a netbook) is nothing but the latest tech buzzword du jour. For German company Smartbook , however, it's apparently a chance to score some free publicity by vigilantly defending a multinational trademark and threatening to sue everyone who dares use it in ...
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TechCrunch
The brains behind Yahoo Boss , a young engineer named Vik Singh, is leaving Yahoo to become an entrepreneur-in-residence at Sutter Hill Ventures. Earlier this year, Singh was named to Technology Review' s 35 Under 35 list at the age of 24. Singh is exactly the kind of talent Yahoo should be trying to hold onto, but that is hard to do now that it ...
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TechCrunch
SupportSpace , a company that provides on-demand remote tech support solutions, announced today that it has raised $10 million in funding. The round was led by Emergence Capital Partners and also included previous investors BRM Group and Gemini Israel . SupportSpace has raised $24.25M in total funding so far. Kevin Spain of Emergence Capital ...
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The Next Web
DFJ raising $400 Million for Startups in India
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Draper Fisher Jurvetson, the venture capital firm which backed Skype, Feedburner, Overture, Baidu, and many such other startups which were later acquired by big Internet fishes is planning to raise $400 Million for start ups in India, US and China. The economic growth rate indicates that India and China would surpass the total economy of [...]
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Jason Kincaid
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TechCrunch
Dropbox Raised $6 Million Sequoia-Led Series A In October 2008
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Earlier today GigaOm reported that Dropbox raised a new $7.25 million funding round over the summer (a number they derived from a SEC filing but that CEO Drew Houston wouldn't confirm). We just spoke to Houston, who says that figure is wrong, and it's off by nearly a year: Dropbox did close a Series A funding round, but it was for $6 million, ...
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Erick Schonfeld
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TechCrunch
Only a year ago, the conventional wisdom was that blogs were dead and microblogging would soon replace them. Twitter was supposed to kill blogs because it's so much simpler to publish one sentence fragment at a time rather than whole thoughts bunched together into what is known in the trade as "paragraphs." Today, blogs are doing fine, while ...
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ReadWriteWeb
Tweetsgiving: The Twitter Way To Give Thanks
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Happy Tweetsgiving ! At any number of companies, people are being asked to do their part. To give something back to their community. Epic Change is taking a different approach. Through tomorrow, the Tweetsgiving campaign asks people to share whatever they are thankful for on Twitter , your blog , flickr , Facebook , YouTube or blip.fm Sponsor ...
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Chris Crum
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Top News Feed
What Twitterers Are Thankful For
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Do you want to tell the world what you're thankful for? Will the Twitterverse suffice? How about you followers and the few people that go to TurkeyTwitter? What is TurkeyTwitter you ask? It is a site that was launched yesterday to give those celebrating Thanksgiving a place to see the collective thanks of Twitter users. Sure, you could simply ...
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Leena Rao
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TechCrunch
Sobees Tackles LinkedIn In Powerful New Clients, Android App To Launch Soon
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The evolution of Twitter clients have been speeding along. While Twitter is the fundamental platform that formed a base for many applications, such as TweetDeck, Seesmic, PeopleBrowsr and Sobees, these platforms soon looked to other social networks such as Facebook, MySpace and FriendFeed for additional integration. And many have conquered all ...
James Lewin
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Podcasting News
WordPress.com Adds Email Subscription Delivery
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Leading blogging/podcasting/content management platform WordPress today announced that WordPress.com now supports email subscriptions for blogs: This is a very simple way for your readers to subscribe to your blog and receive updates by email. Anyone can subscribe, whether they have a WordPress.com account or not. All you need to do is add the ...
Judith Townend
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Journalism.co.uk
Job cuts at the London Evening Standard?
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This from Evening Standard city reporter Lucy Tobin on Twitter… More to follow from Journalism.co.uk… Similar Posts: Twitter doesn’t work with short-term trials @Nickcurtis We’re off to the investigative Oscars tonight: follow us live MediaGuardian: Associated backs Standard move; what now for London Lite? Financial Post ...
Robin Wauters
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TechCrunch
Four Years In, You Can Now Subscribe To WordPress.com Blogs By E-mail
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You would think that, almost exactly 4 years after opening up to the public, WordPress.com would have a way for people to subscribe to blogs by e-mail, right? You'd be wrong, at least until today. While there has always been the possibility to subscribe to blogs by e-mail using FeedBurner or other RSS facilitators, WordPress.com's parent company ...
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Jason Kincaid
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TechCrunch
If you've ever tried searching the web for financial advice, you probably know just how much junk there is out there. Sure, there may be a few diamonds in the rough, but oftentimes the best results go to the finance 'experts' who are good at SEO - not the ones who know what they're talking about. Investimonials is a new site launching this week ...
MG Siegler
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TechCrunch
I have something to admit: I've never been a big extension guy. When I was still using Firefox, I liked them, but the downside, browser bloat, turned me away. But now that we're starting to see the first steps of true extension support in Chrome, I think I could be swayed. While people have been developing extensions for Chrome for a little ...
Jason Kincaid
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TechCrunch
Ustream has just launched a version of its Ustream Viewer for Android Market, giving users the ability to access any Ustream footage while they're on the go, free of charge. You'll be able to use the app for streaming video both over Wi-Fi and 3G. This is actually Ustream's second application for Android. The first is its Broadcaster app, which ...
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Engadget
Lenovo's Snapdragon smartbook gets Android, pictured properly
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That's right, sailor, Qualcomm has been dishing some more info on the future of smartbooks, and we now know that the Lenovo number we noticed being teased earlier this month will be driven by a vanilla copy of Google's Android OS . Other data of import includes a purported battery life of more than eight hours and always-on connectivity through ...
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James
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Phones Review
First Generation Android Phones Not Getting Android 2.0?
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With the Motorola Droid sporting Android 2.0 apparently many Android users are asking when will Android 2.0 come to first generation Android handsets. Which is an obvious question when you look at it, why should first-gen Androids be updated to Android 2.0? Well according to a report over on android and me, they believe several first-gen [...]
Gadget Talks
Video: Swype vs. iPhone Typing Comparison, and for Android next year
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It looks as if Swype desire be making its way to Android handset next year. Swype is an surrogate keyboard whereby the owner draws their hit inserted letters to construct a parley and was devised by the inventor of the T9 predictive subject-matter set-up reports techcrunch . Manifestly Swype has again announced that the fundamental versatile ...
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Robin Wauters
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TechCrunch
Business social network LinkedIn has hit a milestone in the UK, surpassing 3 million registered users in these parts. Kevin Eyres , Managing Director Europe at LinkedIn, announced the feat at a London event last night and on the company's blog this morning. LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman attended the event as well, and told Reuters afterwards ...
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TechCrunch Europe
LinkedIn hits 3 million members in the UK, eyes IPO in not so near future
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[UK] Business social network LinkedIn has hit a milestone in the UK, surpassing 3 million registered users in these parts. Kevin Eyres , Managing Director Europe at LinkedIn, announced the feat at a London event last night and on the company's blog this morning. LinkedIn founder and chairman Reid Hoffman attended the event as well, and told ...
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Joystiq
GAME and Activision UK team up for Modern Warfare 2 charity event next weekend
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War Child International is a coalition of organizations that seeks to aid children affected by war. Activision UK and GAME have decided to pitch in and are joining up to host an online event next weekend in Modern Warfare 2 , asking that UK citizens play a bit of the game on Xbox Live. The more people enlist for action online, the more ...
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Jason Kincaid
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TechCrunch
Last month we saw the launch of TechCrunch50 winner RedBeacon , the startup that lets you book local service providers directly from the web. Today it's getting some strong competition from a new startup called Thumbtack , a local service booking engine that's looking to offer both a comprehensive directory of providers and a greater degree of ...
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Joystiq
All the great Rock Bands started at Old Navy
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We can't tell you the number of times we've been packed into the mall during holiday season like angry, sweater-draped sardines and thought "This is great, but what if four people could swing plastic instruments around and warble an off-key version of 'Thunderstruck' just a few feet from us?" Finally, a retailer has stepped up to cater to our ...
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Erick Schonfeld
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TechCrunch
Online advertising revenues in the U.S. seem to be stabilizing. The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers released third-quarter figures showing that online advertising in the U.S. approached $5.5 billion, up 1.7 percent from the second quarter of 2009, but still down 5.4 percent from the same quarter a year ago (which ...
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Erick Schonfeld
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TechCrunch
Want to know what people are thankful for this Thanksgiving? You can be sure many will be Tweeting about it. Tomorrow if you search #thanksgiving or #thankful on Twitter search, you will get a good sense of what thanks people are sharing on Twitter. Or you can go to TurkeyTwitter , a site thrown together by Joshua Premuda which gathers all ...
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Andy Beal
Happy Thanksgiving!
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To all Marketing Pilgrims, we hope you have a restful, thankful, and blessed Thanksgiving. We’ll see you back here on Monday!
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PhysOrg.com
Stuffing the turkey and other Thanksgiving food-safety mistakes
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(PhysOrg.com) -- What would a Thanksgiving turkey be without its stuffing, and what better place for that stuffing than inside the turkey? Despite the tradition involved, a food-safety specialist in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences says some practices are worth reconsidering, especially since Mom may not have fully appreciated the ...
Newlaunches.com
New York tourists will soon recieve Tweets from restrooms
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There will be Tweets flowing in from Time Square soon enough. As a result of a contest held among some pretty illustrious participants about five lucky people have won the position of being new 'restroom ambassadors'. They have managed to get this cool job with a pay of $10,000 assured to them for six weeks of work. That totals up to about a ...
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[UK] Startup Weekend is the 58 hour-long conference where attendees made up of "developers, business managers, startup enthusiasts, marketing gurus, graphic artists, and more" don't just talk, they actually build something. The projects, of which nine were completed at the London event last week, are developed over a very long weekend - ...
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TechCrunch
KIDO'Z , the Israeli company behind the eponymous media browser for kids , has released a new version of its program and insists that we now refer to it as a Web OS for kids instead. It's certainly not an invalid point, since the new KIDO'Z incorporates communication features besides content consumption elements only, and the company is making ...
Michael Arrington
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TechCrunch
I'm not sure any lasting change will come from our series of Scamville posts . For now the most egregious of the social gaming offers are gone, which is a good thing. But none of the big players seem to have felt much pain. And, importantly, Facebook's rules still allow most of the really bad stuff (as long as users are being told in the fine ...
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TechCrunch
We all know the Mobile web is exploding in popularity. Opera Mini, Opera's mobile browser, grew its monthly users by 11 percent to nearly 40 million users in October from 32 million users in August. In terms of page views, Opera Mini delivered 17.2 billion last month, a 238 percent annual increase, indicating that mobile web usage is growing fast.
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B R I G H T
Eerste Intercity's met wifi in maart
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Na jaren vertraging, met dank aan KPN, bereikt wifi nu eindelijk het treinstel. T-Mobile gaat het aan de NS leveren. De NS en T-Mobile hebben een driejarig contact gesloten voor levering van draadloos internet in de trein, meldde T-Mobile donderdagochtend. De eerste treinen met hotspots gaan vanaf maart rijden. De NS biedt wifi in eerste ...
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MG Siegler
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TechCrunch
There's a ton of buzz around location right now. Our discussion on it at the RealTime CrunchUp this past Friday easily could have gone on twice as long as it did. There are just so many interesting facets: Business models, privacy, real-life social implications , and so on. Not surprisingly, we're seeing an explosion of services that are built ...
This week's TechCrunch Europe Job of the Week is for a Lead Architect with ChannelFlip Media . Remember, it costs only £20 to post *any* kind of advert on the CrunchBoard related to your startup/business, whether it be jobs, searches for office space or requests for new projects. Every week we publish the Job of the Week here (14,000+ on RSS) ...
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