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The Hindu Tiny Telecom to Google: You Want 'Nexus One?' Let's Talk PC World OK, what genius at Google came up with the “Nexus One” name for the company's first smartphone? The moniker has been giving the company nothing but headaches since the device debuted in January. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) ..
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We know you’re busy. Even with every social media, web, and RSS tool at your disposal, you can occasionally miss out on some of the week’s most insightful content. Never fear. We’ve taken a moment to round up the best Mashable resources from this past week and present them here for your weekend enjoyment. From in-depth how-tos, to app lists, to valuable business guides, browse below for a veritable smorgasbord of value you may have passed over.
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11 Essential Social Media Resources You May Have Missed
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If you’re a gadget-lover fed up of filling your home with ice white this and brushed aluminum that, then check out this selection of totally stylin’ items offering a design blast from the past. Retro, vintage, old school or just classic, whatever your interpretation, we’ve dug out ten gadgets that boast classic good looks as well as bang-up-to-date functionality. 1. Olympus Pen E-P1 Olympus’ Pen E-P1 is chock full of digital goodness in a design that harks back to the SLR glory days and the original Pen’s release back in 1959, which made a big impact on the camera...
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Telegraph.co.uk Google Working With Intel, Sony on TV Project: Report Wired News By Reuters SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) — Google is working with Intel and Sony to develop a new class of internet-enabled televisions and set-top boxes, according to the New York Times. Logitech International is also involved and is developing peripheral … Google, Intel, Sony to join forces on 'Google TV' Times Online News analysis: Google, partners have clout to make smart TV a reality Computerworld Google, Intel, Sony Plan Android TV Platform InformationWeek PC World ?- Ars Technica ?- Wall Street Journal...
Globe and Mail First Look: Kindle for Mac Wired News Amazon has at last released Kindle for Mac, which means you can now read your Kindle books on most any device. It joins the iPhone, PC Blackberry and, of course, the Kindle itself. Like the PC version, Kindle for Mac is a bare-bones … Amazon Launches Kindle For Mac InformationWeek Amazon Threatens Publishers as Apple Looms New York Times Apple, Amazon in Last-Minute Wrangling Ahead of iPad's Launch The Mac Observer Afterdawn.com ?- Tainted Green ?- CNET all 243 news articles??
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Today, it is not enough to be on just one social networking site; and most people both have Twitter and Facebook accounts. But while both Facebook and Twitter serve a different purpose, most people find it difficult and time consuming to check and update both accounts. Mixero can help you post updates and keep up-to-date with your friends by showing you all the tweets and messages they have posted all in one place. Mixero allows you to do the same things you could on Twitter and Facebook, like reply, repost, and share posts.
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Manage Twitter and Facebook Accounts using Mixero
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New York Times (blog) Apple Hires Wearable Computing Exp … PC Magazine Apple has hired Richard DeVaul as a “senior prototype scientist,” according to DeVaul's LinkedIn page. DeVaul, who ws hired in January, was most recently president of AWare Technologiess, which refocused in 2006 to deliver “effective … Apple Takes On 'Wearable' Computing Engineer TMC Net Apple Hires Wearable Tech Guru The Mac Observer Apple Hires Wearable Computing Expert Wall Street Journal (blog) New York Times (blog) ?- ITProPortal ?- MacNewsWorld all 27 news articles??
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New York Times (blog) Apple Hires Wearable Computing Exp … PC Magazine Apple has hired Richard DeVaul as a “senior prototype scientist,” according to DeVaul's LinkedIn page
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New York Times (blog) Apple Hires Wearable Computing Exp … PC Magazine Apple has hired Richard DeVaul as a “senior prototype scientist,” according to DeVaul's LinkedIn page. DeVaul, who ws hired in January, was most recently president of AWare Technologiess, which refocused in 2006 to deliver “effective … Apple Takes On 'Wearable' Computing Engineer TMC Net Apple Hires Wearable Tech Guru The Mac Observer Apple Hires Wearable Computing Expert Wall Street Journal (blog) New York Times (blog) ?- ITProPortal ?- MacNewsWorld all 27 news articles??
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New York Times (blog) Apple Hires Wearable Computing Exp … PC Magazine Apple has hired Richard DeVaul as a “senior prototype scientist,” according to DeVaul's LinkedIn page. DeVaul, who ws hired in January, was most recently president of AWare Technologiess, which refocused in 2006 to deliver “effective … Apple Takes On 'Wearable' Computing Engineer TMC Net Apple Hires Wearable Tech Guru The Mac Observer Apple Hires Wearable Computing Expert Wall Street Journal (blog) New York Times (blog) ?- ITProPortal ?- MacNewsWorld all 27 news articles??
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Geeky gadgets Windows Phone 7: What You Need to Know PC Magazine Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 could make a big splash when it comes to market later this year. Here are some of the top things you need to know about Microsoft's new mobile OS. What's the big deal? Windows Phone 7 is an entirely new …
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