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Shocker! New RIM CEO targets existing BlackBerry users for upgrades
All of new RIM CEO Thorsten Heins’ fresh ideas will apparently still be revealed to the company’s board in a number of weeks, but he’s already dropped some gems in interviews with the Wall Street Journal and Reuters (update: and Bloomberg). First item at the …
Google Checkout merges with Google Wallet, completing the inevitable
In a move that has “good judgment” written during it, the parents over at Mountain View have decided to merge Google Checkout with Google Wallet . The wedding hardly comes as a surprise, seeing that both services serve essentially the identical purpose …
SageTV HTPC software acquired by Google, next stop Google TV?
In what could be an enticing development for the way forward for Google TV , the parents at Mountain View have purchased SageTV . The HTPC software was doing its media center thing on multiple platforms since 2002, and in step with a …
Creative’s 7-inch ZiiO tablet gets Froyo this Friday, 10-inch model to follow suit
If you happen to be one of several handful of Creative ZiiO tablet users, then we’ve excellent news for you: come Friday, the 7-incher would be the first of the Ziio duo to receive its Froyo update, whereas its 10-inch sibling’s …
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition UPGRADE with SP2
Eligibility for upgrade consists of current users of Windows 98/Windows 98 SE and Windows ME onlyCreate and enjoy home movies with the built-in Video supportShare your video project with the easy E-mail attachment & mass-mailing featuresGo Mobile with the ability to Communicate anytime, anywhereDiscover and Download online music, with the easy-to-use Internet features Product DescriptionWindows [...]
Adafruit’s Internet of factors Printer combines your love of data, receiptsLove staying connected and using excess paper? Adafruit's got your back with its latest project. The net of items (IoT) printer goes online via an Ethernet jack, printing up data on 2.5 inch wide receipt paper. You may print such things as Twitter feeds, news briefs or sports scores using its open source software. Putting the box together requires some soldering and an Arduino, but
SanDisk makes 128-gigabit flash chip, crams three bits per cell, takes afternoon offSanDisk has developed a chip that earns it membership within the exclusive 128-gigabit club . Not content with simply matching the Micron / Intel effort, SanDisk and its partner Toshiba claim their new memory uses 19- rather then 20-nanometer cells within the production process. Shrinking the dimensions is something, but SanDisk's new chips also use its X3 / three-bit technology.