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Apple Rolls Out Updated Version Of MobileMe Mail Application
Two MobileMe related stories in just a few days, of course, in fairness the last one was only a rumor and a rumor that I am not all that sure I would believe. More importantly though, this latest bit is a little more exciting — the MobileMe Mail interface has [...]
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Apple MobileMe Service Rumored To Be Going Free
If I have ever heard a rumor that I wish to come true it would be this latest — the MobileMe service from Apple may be going free. Of course, this one is still a rumor and not much else. Still, we, or at least I can hope.
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New Belkin Play Max Wireless Routers Get App Treatment
Belkin, the makers of a range of wireless routers and other home network devices, have added themselves to the growing app bandwagon. The new Belkin Play Max wireless routers now feature a small range of apps used to provide greater control of Belkin routers and simplify the home computer network [...]
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Cisco Cutting WiMAX Hardware Development
Cisco Systems, a major networking hardware manufacturer, has decided to stop developing any future WiMAX hardware, specifically in WiMAX base stations and radios. While they’ll still produce IP platform hardware for WiMax (for carriers to use WiMAX), they’ve decided to cut consumer-orientated networking gear for WiMAX.
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ASUS RT-N56U Wi-Fi Router Gets The Designer Treatment
ASUS has outed a new router with one of the most progressively designed form factors we’ve seen yet. The ASUS RT-N56U Wi-Fi Router is a sexy entrant into the router space, a home network manager that may be as powerful as it is pretty.
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Google Confirms YouTube IE6 Browser Support to Cease
Back at the beginning of February we advised you that Google would be dropping its support of IE6 concerning its Web Apps, including Google Docs, and now, unsurprisingly, Google are starting to remind YouTube users using IE6 that they are set to drop support of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6 browser.
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Walmart Purchase of Vudu Video Service In The Works
According to sources, Walmart has agreed to buy Vudu, the silicon-valley producer of video streaming services for web-connected TVs, DVD/Blu-Ray players and self-branded hardware. Vudu would bolster the retail giant’s sales of video media, following consumer demand as it changes focus from DVD media to online streaming of TV and [...]
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Microsoft Adds Browser Ballot Screen To Comply With EU Antitrust Policies
As part of a plea bargain with the EU government, Microsoft has added a new range of browser options to Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. Starting March 1st, a “browser ballot” will appear, giving users a choice between 12 common web browsers including Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer and [...]
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Chumby Sunfury Tablet Web Browser Device Revealed
Chumby, the makers of the Chumby personal internet viewer, revealed a new hardware tablet at CES 2010 called the Chumby Sunfury. The Chumby Sunfury is a 7-inch touchscreen tablet that provides mobile web browsing and a stream of mobile content from the familiar Chumby widgets.
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Sony Dash 7-Inch Personal Internet Viewer Revealed
Sony has revealed the Sony Dash today in Las Vegas at CES 2010. The Sony Dash is a 7-inch “Personal Internet Viewer”, a touchscreen tablet device that acts as a table top news and app viewer that displays news, weather, social media updates and other internet apps.
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