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Aug 29
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on Ubergizmo:
Logitech Z-500 Wireless Notebook Speakers
Live the wireless life with the Logitech Z-500 Wireless Notebook Speakers that
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Personal Transportation Robots - The Toyota Winglet (VIDEO)
Toyota is a formidable name in the automobile manufacturing industry, entering in
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on TechCrunch:
JamLegend Takes On Guitar Hero On The Web (1,000 Invites)
One of the most promising startups to come out of the LaunchBox
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on Read/Write Web:
How to Rock Flickr Like a Champ
Yahoo's wildly popular photo sharing site Flickr is a lot of fun
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on OhGizmo!:
New Nikon D90 Is Extra Eye-Fi Friendly
Yesterday Nikon let the cat out of the bag regarding their D90
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on Mashable:
Steve Jobs Obituary Mistakensly Published
Although it's probably the worst mistake you can make as a journalist,
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on Lost Remote:
MTV Goes Local With Campus Daily Guide
Even MTV is pushing into the local arena. Through a partnership with
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on Ed Bott’s Windows Expertise and Media Central:
From my ZDNet colleague Mary Jo Foley:"Even Apple -- with a fanbase
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on GigaOM:
Nokia Clarifies Its Future N-Series VoIP Plans
I recently wrote about Nokia backing away from VoIP on some of
Recent Posts from Google Blogoscoped
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Rumor: NYT to Kill Paid Content Model?
The New York Times has several sections of its website which are
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Google Documents API Released
Google released a brand-new API titled “Google Documents List Data API.” Sounds
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Google Humor by The Onion
Satire newspaper The Onion has covered Google quite a bit in
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New Hi-Res Google Satellite Imagery
The Google Lat Long blog published a list of changes to their
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Top Reddit Search Queries
Reddit.com is a tech-oriented social news site (a bit like Digg, perhaps
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Google's Problems (In Their Words)
A ZDNet post highlights a list of potential problems Google says may affect their success (this is from a Google statement to investors for the first quarter 2006). In a nutshell:
- Google may have scaling problems with increased traffic.
- Google relies on bandwidth providers, so they’re vulnerable to their actions...


