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Jul 03
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Hard-To-Read Watches - The Galaxy by Tokyoflash
On Trend Hunter, innovation and originality take the pedestal. In the
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on TechCrunch:
Gnip Launches To Ease The Strain On Web Services
MyBlogLog founder Eric Marcoullier sold his company to Yahoo in January 2007
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on Read/Write Web:
Collaborative Filtering: Lifeblood of The Social Web
Collaborative Filtering (Wikipedia definition) is a mechanism used to filter large amounts
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on Web Worker Daily:
On-demand Reservationless Toll-Free Teleconferencing
If you are looking for on demand, toll-free conference call services, look
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on Gear Live:
Exclusive: MacBook Air vs. Voodoo Envy 133 - Clash of World's Thinnest Notebooks
Earlier this morning we put up our Voodoo Envy 133 gallery, and
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on CrunchGear:
Drobo's Got a Posse - a Developer Posse
In case the charms of the Drobo aren't enough for you, Data
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on BoingBoing:
Three False Copyright Accusations And We'll Cut Off Your Internet Access
My latest Guardian column is up: "Warning to copyright enforcers: Three strikes
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on Ars Technica:
AMD Narrows Market Share Gap With Intel, Revenue gap Grows
Earlier this year, AMD CEO Hector Ruis boldly pledged to return the
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on /Message:
The technosphere is awhirl (see The Humiliating Detail Yahoo (YHOO) Left Out
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on VentureBeat:
Microsoft has just revealed the details of its online office and security
Recent Posts from MobileCrunch
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Nokia Offers to Buy Rest of Symbian and Give Away Software
Nokia announced today that it is offering to buy the 52% of
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Sprint Nextel Undercuts the iPhone with Price of the Instinct
Carrier Sprint Nextel announced today that its smart phone, the Samsung Instinct,
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Glu Mobile Partners with Sony Pictures Television International
Glu Mobile, the mobile game company, has partnered with Sony Pictures Television
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Cellspin Adds Twitter and Pownce Support
Addicted to Twitter, but want to get a bit more creative with
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New iPhone Finally Official
After months of rumors, the iPhone 3G has finally gotten its official
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Samsung and LG Enter Mobile TV Competition
As you know, after Feb. 17, 2009, all analog television broadcasts will end and the U.S. will go digital. Companies are competing with one another to set the standard for mobile TV, which will allow mobile phones to receive and display digital signals from local broadcast stations. Samsung Electronics and LG are joining the arena where only one standard comes out the winner...


