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Verizon unveiled a series of new video applications today, including an upcoming iPad app that will allow FiOS subscribers to watch the same linear programming that is available on their TV screens on their tablet devices. The new app is expected to be rolled out early next year and Verizon expects to have all of its content partners on board by the time the app launches.
When Android debuted in 2007, I couldn’t figure out how Google had managed to apply an Apache license to the project. Java, like Linux, was governed by the GPL and thus incompatible with the more permissive license Android was sporting. Stefano Mazzocchi subsequently answered the Java related questions: Google wasn’t using Sun’s VM, they’d built their own. As had Danger before them, from whence many of the Android team arrived. Called Dalvik, Google’s cleanroom reimplementation was, if not “Sun’s worst nightmare” as Mazzocchi put it, a clear fork-in-the-eye to the Java license holders. However brave a face they put on it at the time.
When buying a laptop on a budget without necessarily wanting to buy a weak budget laptop, you have to put a lot of thought into how to tackle the problem. Below are some strategies for buying cheap laptops online that fall into your price range.
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Google just issued a response to the Federal Trade commission’s staff discussion draft on potential recommendations to support the reinvention [read: preservation] of journalism [read: newspapers]. (here was my reaction). It’s a wonderful document that takes the FTC - and the news industry - to school on the First Amendment, copyright, fair use, antitrust, media history, business, and technology.
Research In Motion (RIM) , a world leader in wireless innovation, and eBay, a global leader in mobile commerce and the world's largest online marketplace, today jointly announced that the free eBay Application for BlackBerry(R)
DND Technologies (PINKSHEETS: DNDT) today announced its acquisition of a majority interest in MatchingAds, Inc., a full service Internet-based classifieds solution provider that operates with local TV stations' websites.
Earlier this week, the New York Times company forced the iPad Pulse News Reader app to be pulled from the App Store. The reason? It took the Times’ RSS feed and put it inside its own app.
If you haven't searched eBay for a video game, book or DVD lately, you might have missed the new shopping experience in eBay's media category. eBay uses a Catalog approach similar to Amazon: eBay's search engine returns a list of products instead of product listings, and shoppers choose the exact product they are looking for.
Australian technology guide Smarthouse reports that News Limited's first iPad app has received less-than-glowing reviews from early adopters who downloaded the program shortly after its Friday May 28th release. Writer David Richards quoted dissatisfied app-store customers who called the app a "pathetic joke", "Incomplete" and "not a great iPad app".
RealUp.com, the fastest growing commercial real estate website, has launched its ecommerce platform at TechCrunch Disrupt, the inaugural technology and innovation conference from TechCrunch.
TV fans in the US had some good news with the announcement of Google TV last week, however, it has been confirmed that in Australia and the rest of the world, we'll be waiting a little longer for the service.
Google has partnered with Intel and Sony to create Google TV. It's an ambitious attempt to bake its Android software into TVs, Blu-ray players, and a Google set-top box called Buddy Box.
Kelley Blue Book www.kbb.com, the leading provider of new and used car information, today announces the official launch of its application for iPhone. The free, interactive kbb.com app provides iPhone users with the trusted Kelley Blue Book® Values and crucial information to negotiate with dealers on the spot. With this app, users will find both new and used-car values, including MSRP, Invoice, New Car Blue Book, Certified Pre-Owned, Suggested Retail, Private Party and Trade-In Values.
It's amazing how this technology works: Spread out before me on a single, neat page is a whole list of available nearby homes and condos, and even rental apartments. Is it on Layar, one of the latest so-called "augmented reality" mobile phone apps? Are you kidding? I'm using the L.A. Times classified section on-line.
In the race to dethrone Microsoft Office from the top of the productivity software chain, Google on MOnday announced that it has re-architected the platform underlying its Docs web-based applications.
Monday, August 30, 2010
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