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| Yahoo! News: Personal Technology Thu, 02 Sep 2010 12:13:52 GMT |
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Google, Skype targeted in India security crackdown
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Samsung takes on Apple with iPad rival
(AFP)
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Samsung unveils iPad competitor Galaxy
(AP)
AP - Samsung Electronics Co. is unveiling a new tablet PC named Galaxy Tab as the latest device meant to rival Apple Inc.'s popular iPad. |
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Walkman outsells iPod in Japan for first time
(AFP)
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Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab
(Mashable)
Mashable - Samsung has finally spilled the details about its long-awaited tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, during a press conference at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin. |
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Samsung Introduces Galaxy Tab
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - Samsung's new Android-powered tablet PC has a 1-Ghz processor and a 7-inch screen. |
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Apple unveils social network, new iPod and TV tool
(AFP)
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China requires ID to buy mobile phone numbers
(AP)
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Apple refreshes iTunes software, updates iPods
(AP)
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Remains of the Day: Did I miss anything?
(Macworld.com)
Macworld.com - You ever get that nagging feeling at the back of your mind that you??ve missed something important? Huh. Well, it was probably nothing. I mean, after all, what could be more important than Microsoft shipping Windows Phone 7? Or Steve Jobs??s approval of Intel??s latest acquisition? I??ll tell you what: Don Draper on his iPhone. Lean back, relax, and let the soothing remainders for Wednesday, September 1, 2010 wash over you. |
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New Apple TV: Living Room as Tech Battleground
(PC World)
PC World - Today??s unveiling of a smaller, cheaper Apple TV set-top box is the latest in a long line of tech industry efforts to conquer the living room. Recent reports and rumors have Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Sony all developing low-cost entertainment devices that would stream entertainment bits??movies, TV shows, music, photos, and so on??from the Internet to your HDTV. |
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At a glance: Apple unveils new iPods, Apple TV
(AP)
AP - Apple Inc. refreshed its iPod media player lineup and unveiled software updates Wednesday: |
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Pay for Starbucks Coffee with Your BlackBerry
(Mashable)
Mashable - Mocha frappuccino and soy latte lovers rejoice: Starbucks is rolling out its Starbucks Card Mobile App for BlackBerry tomorrow, September 2. |
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New iPods vs. Old: Specs, Design Reveal Big Improvements
(PC World)
PC World - Apple on Wednesday unveiled what CEO Steve Jobs called Apple's "biggest change in the iPod lineup ever." The newly released iPods are available for pre-order now and start shipping next week. |
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Blackberry Loses More Ground To Apple and Android
(PC World)
PC World - In a continuing trend, more businesses are shifting loyalties from Blackberry to iPhones and Android devices as the relative newcomers make inroads into the corporate world. Three-quarters of the 200 businesses surveyed in the United States and the U.K in the study reported that their employees are choosing other than Blackberry, Sanford C. Bernstein Ltd. reported to Bloomberg. The number was 83 percent for U.S. companies. |
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Apple Unveils New iPods, iOS, Ping Social Network
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - In a jam-packed event full of new product details, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled new versions of all three iPod devices on Wednesday, introduced operating-system updates, and demonstrated a new social-media network designed to encourage more downloading from iTunes. He also unveiled a leaner version of Apple's less-popular Apple TV set-top box. |
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Say good-bye to what made the iPod great
(Appolicious)
Appolicious - Apple (AAPL) killed what made the iPod great on Wednesday. |
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Apple TV takes aim at Web-connected living room
(Reuters)
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India to target Google and Skype for data access
(Reuters)
Reuters - India added Google and Skype to its electronic security crackdown on Wednesday and began accessing some of the traffic carried on its initial target, Research In Motion's BlackBerry. |
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New Apple TV vs. Roku vs. Xbox 360 and Others
(Digital Trends)
Digital Trends - Steve Job??s one-time ??hobby? is finally starting to look ready for primetime. On Tuesday, Apple released the fourth revision of the Apple TV, making it smaller, adding Netflix support, and perhaps most importantly, dropping the price to just $99. But the landscape has changed since in the days since Apple TV first appeared in 2007, and the new box will face a horde of well-equipped challengers that have already staked their claim on set-top streaming. |
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