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HTC EVO Shift 4G (Knight / Speedy) gets leaked picture, January 9th release date?
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We'll warn you that we have nothing but the word of an alleged Sprint employee that this is the real deal, but we don't know what else it could be -- if it walks like a duck and quacks like an EVO wit...
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Microsoft: 15-app push notification limit isn't that big of a deal, could be increased in the future
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So Microsoft sounded off this week on the row over the 15-app push notification limit that just recently came to light, and while they've confirmed that the limit is very real, they've done a good job...
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Microsoft rumoured to be interested in Twitter
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A new bit of hot gossip going round the blogosphere is that Microsoft may be making overtures at Twitter.
The rumour started after Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was seen having breakfast with Twitter’s ...
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Apple releases Aperture v3.1.1
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Apple has released an updated version of its Aperture raw-conversion and photo management software. Version 3.1.1 addresses a number of bugs, fixes compatibility issues with the company's recently rel...
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Windows 8 to have two user interfaces - TechSpot News
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The latest rumors around Windows 8 have been posted by Windows 8 Italia, which explicitly says that the information is "unofficial and not confirmed" so we're definitely putting this one in the rumor ...
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Hackers Wars, Indictments, and Homeland Security
Like UnlikeSurprise, surprise: WikiLeaks-related headlines continue to explode at the end of the week. Most compelling? The old guard hackers of 2600 magazine condemning Anon kiddies, a Homeland Security employe...
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Full version of Google Docs now works on iPad, but you can still go mobile if you want
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The big G just revamped its mobile device interface of Google Docs to make it closer to the full-fledged experience you get when editing from a proper computer -- you know, something that probably has...
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Microsoft Offer of $15 BILLION Rejected by Facebook
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Mind you, before you start thinking “but that’s not a lot of money, right?”, you’ve got to consider that this offer didn’t come in just yesterday. News of it, however, DID just come in TODAY via LeWeb...
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Apple Ditches Jailbreak Detection API in iOS
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In a move that has been left totally unexplained, Apple has ditched its jailbreak detection API that it introduced to iOS about six months ago. The utility was mostly of service to enterprise speciali...
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Chrome Web Store, HTML5 and the iPad: symbiosis at its best
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It's all coming together, folks. It doesn't take much of a gander at the Chrome Web Store to notice a trend: some of the flashiest, most mature "apps" are actually just in-browser versions of iPad app...
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Droid X get a pretty healthy Froyo-based update
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We're totally cognizant of the fact that we're going to need to call out when updates aren't Gingerbread for a while, so let us be clear: the Droid X update that's being pushed out right now from Veri...
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Hacked Gingerbread ROMs Begin To Trickle Out For Rooted Handsets
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Want to test out Gingerbread, but don’t want to wait for your carrier/manufacturer to get on the ball and push out an update? We can do that. Or, I should say, the incredibly dedicated Android hacking...
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Android 2.2.1 Coming to Motorola Droid X Tonight
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A handful of Motorola Droid users were seeded with Android 2.2.1 the other day, and despite some difficulties pushing it out on the Droid X due to the night-time battery manager turning off the radio,...
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Apple iPad 2's screen to be LCD due to OLED/AMOLED shortages
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We reported to you that the OLED and AMOLED shortages that hampered the mass production of quite a few devices (for example, the HTC DROID Incredible) are soon to be a thing of the past. However, it s...
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Microsoft readying second major Window Phone 7 update for February?
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Blog WinRumors is reporting that Microsoft is preparing a second, developer-centric software update for its Windows Phone 7 platform to be released this February. The information was relayed to the si...
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