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W3C drafts standard for touch-based web apps
Like UnlikeThe W3C standards group today put out a draft of a standard for using touchscreen devices on the web. Touch Events would have a page react depending on conditions unique to the mouse-free environment,...
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Panasonic GF2 starts reaching retail stores
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Panasonic on Friday began shipping the Lumix GF2 to retail stores. The extra-compact Micro Four Thirds camera should be on store shelves now, although it hasn't said to what extent this includes the U...
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Sony NGP “not going to be $599″ but pricing remains a mystery
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Sony has remained coy on pricing for the Sony NGP, though it has dismissed concerns that the upcoming handheld will carry an extreme premium price tag. Speaking to GameInformer, SCEE president of worl...
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Microsoft pushing for 16-core Atom CPUs
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Microsoft is reportedly pestering Intel for a 16-core version of its Atom processor, which would provide a low-power alternative to mainstream chips for use in data servers. Dileep Bhandarkar, an engi...
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Samsung Tabulates 2 million slates, 80 million phones sold in Q4 2010, breaks revenue records
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Score one for Samsung in its eternal struggle against South Korean nemesis LG. Whereas the Life's Good crew were licking their Q4 2010 wounds yesterday, Samsung's had the pleasure of announcing that t...
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Egypt mobile phone and internet services severed
Like UnlikeThe Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Egyptian government has cut mobile and internet based communications in parts the country in an effort to curb an expected protests against Egyptian Presi...
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Samsung Q4 2010: Profits up 38%, 80.7 million phones shipped
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Samsung has just published their Q4 2010 financial results [PDF file] and they’re quite good. The South Korean firm shipped 80.7 million mobile phones during the quarter, and that’s up 17% compared to...
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Microsoft Research developing blur-reducing technology
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Microsoft Research have posted a report on an intriguing new technology to deblur camera images, one that uses gyros and accelerometers to detect the device’s movement while taking a shot and then mak...
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News Corp to launch iPad only newspaper "The Daily" next week
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We’ve known, for quite some time now, that Rupert Murdoch was going to launch an iPad exclusive newspaper called “The Daily”. We knew it would cost $0.99 per week, and we even knew what the applicatio...
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Apple outs iTunes 10.1.2 with CDMA iPhone 4 support
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Apple has released iTunes version 10.1.2 which adds support for Verizon's CDMA iPhone 4. The software update specifically says "iTunes 10.1.2 syncs music, movies, and more with iPhone 4 (CDMA model)" ...
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HTC Inspire 4G to cost mere $99, the Motorola ATRIX 4G - $149?
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CES 2011 was an exciting event for the mobile community, and we were treated to some amazing handsets there. What's even better is that there are indications that at least two of them are not going to...
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RIM to produce just 150,000-200,000 BlackBerry PlayBooks a month
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Part makers working on the BlackBerry PlayBook told DigiTimes that RIM apparently is settling into production of the tablet at a rate of 150,000-200,000 units built per month. While production has all...
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Samsung Continuum for Verizon bug fix update rolling out
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Verizon is seemingly rolling out a new update for it's Continuum Galaxy S smartphone from Samsung. The Continuum is a dual display Android device and is now receiving an OTA update that addresses a ho...
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HP Palm to ship new product weeks after February 9 launch
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HP's CEO, Leo Apotheker, recently sat down for an interview with the BBC. In it, he said that HP plans to start shipping products soon after announcing them. That includes the surprise product that wi...
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Nexus S reboot bug could be fixed within 'one to two weeks,' sez Google
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Some percentage of Nexus S units in the field are afflicted with random reboots; there doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to when it happens, how often it happens, or what causes it -- but needles...
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