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More versatile Mac mini expected at Macworld
Apple Insider - 1 hour ago By Sam Oliver A much anticipated update to Apple’s tiny Mac mini desktop computer is believed to be a lock for next week’s Macworld Expo, according to some last minute reports. 2008 in review: The year’s Top 10 stories Macworld Report: Jobs’ Health ‘Rapidly Declining’ Mediapost.com SlashGear - Silicon Alley Insider - Motley Fool - The Tech Herald all 249 news articles |
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Filed under HI-Tech newsComments (0) Posted by livep6 on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008
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 Electronic House |
Next from Apple: A Large-Screen iPod Touch?
PC World - 1 hour ago The latest iPod Touch is a nifty little gizmo that does a lot more than play tunes, but I’ve always found its 3.5-inch screen too tiny for watching movies or serious Web browsing. Rumor: Large-Form iPod Touch Coming Fall 2009 Wired News Apple Developing Larger-Screen iPod Touch CRN CNNMoney.com - SlashGear - Ars Technica - Slippery Brick all 26 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008
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 DailyTech |
Microsoft patents pay-as-you-go computing
Inquirer - 5 hours ago By Emma Hughes MICROSOFT HAS come up with a pay-as-you-go scheme for which it applied for a patent last week. Although unique, this scheme appears to be nothing more than another way for the company to spy on its users. Microsoft Gets Pay-As-You-Go Computing Underway NewsOXY Metered computing: Another great argument for open source in 2009 ZDNet Blogs Scientific American - CRN - Computerworld - Register all 109 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008
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S&P Sees Microsoft-Yahoo! JV, Google-Apple Tensions
Barron’s Blogs - 2 hours ago ‘Tis the season to make year 2009 predictions. Today, Standard & Poor’s analysts released their predictions for the Internet in 2009. What does 2009 have in store for the Internet? Los Angeles Times Politics and Financial Crisis Dominated the Year in Search ClickZ News Search Engine Land - Internet Search Engine Database - Search Engine Journal - WebProNews all 19 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008
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 Slippery Brick |
Intel releases quad-core notebook processor
Macworld - 4 hours ago The problem with computer chips? You can’t run just one, these days. Seems like everything’s got multiple chips or dual cores—it’s enough to make your head spin. Quad-Core Acer Notebook Targets Gamers, Designers, Warm Lap … TechNewsWorld Quad-core MacBook Pro on the way? CNET News The Mac Observer - eWeek - InformationWeek - ITProPortal all 94 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008
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 DailyTech |
Microsoft eyes metered-PC boondoggle
Register - 7 hours ago Microsoft hopes to charge you for PC hardware and software in much the same way wireless carriers charge you for text messages. As detailed in a patent application recently unveiled by the US Patent and Trademark Office, Redmond seeks exclusive rights … Will You Have to Feed the Office Meter? InternetNews.com Microsoft specs out ‘pay as you go’ PC scheme Computerworld CRN - PC Magazine - X-bit Labs - Newmobilecomputing.com all 101 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008
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 That Happened! |
The Windows 7 build 7000 leak and Microsoft’s reaction
Ars Technica - 5 hours ago By Emil Protalinski | Published: December 29, 2008 - 08:53PM CT This past weekend, Windows 7 build 7000 leaked to torrent sites. It’s not the first build of Windows 7 to leak, but it definitely is the most important one so far. Is Microsoft Poised To Release Windows 7? CRN Recession Doesn’t Rain on Microsoft’s Parade in 2008 eWeek CNNMoney.com - TechNewsWorld - Neoseeker - CNET News all 135 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008
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 Fresh News |
Microsoft denies vulnerability in Windows Media Player
CNET News - 5 hours ago Microsoft on Monday denounced reports that a vulnerability exists in Windows Media Player that would allow for remote code execution. Microsoft downplays Windows Media Player bug Computerworld Microsoft: WMP crashing code does not mean vulnerability Ars Technica eWeek - IBTimes Australia - SC Magazine US - ZDNet Blogs all 12 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008
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 CNET News |
Microsoft Seeks Pay-As-You-Go Computing Patent
InformationWeek - 7 hours ago While such patent applications do not always lead to products, they do give some inkling as to what Microsoft is considering. By Antone Gonsalves Microsoft has applied for a patent on a pay-as-you-go computing model that would charge people only for … Five Reasons Microsoft Wants A Pay As You Go Model CRN Pay-as-you-go computer sounds like a headache VentureBeat PC Magazine - Computerworld - DailyTech - Ars Technica all 51 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008
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 CNET News |
Microsoft Patent Application Outlines Metered Pay-as-You Go Computing
DailyTech - 2 hours ago Today when you need a computer, you go out and buy one that meets your needs. Often the machine you end up with is a compromise between the performance you need or want and the budget you have for the system. Microsoft outlines vision of pay-as-you-go computing CNN Microsoft patent Pay-Per-Use computer model SlashGear Electronista - FayObserver.com all 12 news articles |
Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Monday, December 29th, 2008