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Browse Blogs, Videos and News with Google Reader Play

No matter how vast the internet seems, we all have moments of complete boredom where we have visited our favorite blogs and Web sites, only to find nothing new to fill our time. Google is experimenting with a new idea that might end (or at least limit) these moments of boredom. Google Reader Play has a nearly unlimited amount of information for us to digest, all presented with picture thumbnails. The thumbnails appear at the bottom of a black page See the original post here: Browse Blogs, Videos and News with Google Reader Play  Read More →

Remove the Scrollbar from the Windows 7 Start Menu

From Windows 95 to Windows Vista, every version of the operating system has incorporated some kind of function to increase or decrease the size of the Start Menu to accommodate the number of program and application shortcuts on the menu. However, starting with Windows 7, Microsoft changed the Start Menu to be more static. When you click on All Programs, the part of the Start Menu that displays all of your program shortcuts stays the same size as the size of the Start Menu when you first click on it Read more here: Remove the Scrollbar from the Windows 7 Start Menu  Read More →

Google Builds Microsoft Exchange Escape Route – InformationWeek

Fast Company Google Builds Microsoft Exchange Escape Route InformationWeek Would-be Google Apps converts now have an simple way to liberate their data from Microsoft's popular e-mail server. By Thomas Claburn Two thousand years ago, Rome was the center of the Western world, a situation described in the saying “all roads lead … Google: How to Easily Shift from Exchange to Apps PC Magazine Google making it easier to leave Exchange CNET Google to Simplify Exchange to Apps Migrations With New Tool PC World eWeek ?- Register ?- VentureBeat all 34 news articles?? See the original... 

Microsoft cuts out paste – Register

TFTS (blog) Microsoft cuts out paste Register Windows Phone 7 Series won't be able to cut and paste, as Microsoft continues to create something with all the limitations of the iPhone and little of the charm. Microsoft has confirmed comments made at MIX10 … Windows Phone OS will not have cut and paste Inquirer Windows Phone forgets how to copy and paste CNET Why Microsoft Is The New Apple InformationWeek (blog) PC Magazine ?- eWeek ?- DailyTech all 659 news articles?? Read the original here: Microsoft cuts out paste – Register  Read More →

HTC, T-Mobile Mum on Windows Phone 7 Plans for HD2 – PC World

UberGizmo (blog) HTC, T-Mobile Mum on Windows Phone 7 Plans for HD2 PC World Phone maker HTC and wireless carrier T-Mobile announced the highly anticipated HD2 smartphone in the US on Tuesday, but also said that no plans were in place to put Microsoft's upcoming Windows Phone 7 OS on the device yet. The smartphone includes a … Windows Phone forgets how to copy and paste CNET 10 Reasons Why Windows Phone 7 Series Needs Enterprise Help eWeek Windows Phone 7: What You Need to Know PC Magazine pocketnow.com ?- DailyTech ?- NetworkWorld.com all 673 news articles?? Read more from the original... 

FCC’s National Broadband Plan raises divisive issues – USA Today

Washington Post FCC's National Broadband Plan raises divisive issues USA Today The Federal Communications Commission kicked off a series of potentially bitter debates about how to make high-speed Internet service faster and more popular with the official release Tuesday of its long-awaited National … FCC needs Congress' help on broadband effort Los Angeles Times FCC plan calls for 'minimal' public safety fee for all broadband users Computerworld FCC Aim to Boost Web Still Remote Wall Street Journal PC World ?- PC Magazine ?- BBC News all 1,767 news articles?? Read more: FCC’s... 

Windows Phone forgets how to copy and paste – CNET

Siliconrepublic.com Windows Phone forgets how to copy and paste CNET LAS VEGAS–The new Windows Phones have a lot of things that prior versions of Windows Mobile haven't had, most notably a cool factor. But one thing that the 7 Series devices won't have–at least not this year's crop–is the ability to … MIX10 Day 2: Windows Phone 7 browser based on “evolved” IE7 NetworkWorld.com Microsoft drops another bombshell at MIX10 DailyTech Windows Phone 7: What You Need to Know PC Magazine eWeek ?- BetaNews ?- ChannelWeb all 607 news articles?? The rest... 

Spotify’s U.S. Launch Date Remains Uncertain

Many were hopeful that Spotify CEO Daniel Ek might reveal details about the U.S. launch of the popular European music-streaming service at today’s SXSW Interactive keynote. However, those of us in the States eager for a crack at the on-demand competitor to Rhapsody, Napster and MOG will just have to keep waiting. Read more here: Spotify’s U.S. Launch Date Remains Uncertain  Read More →

Found Footage: How to fake an iPhone in PowerPoint

Filed under: iPhone You might think you’ve got some PowerPoint skills, but check out what Screenr user slhice of Ice Ltd . has created . With some graphics work that might impress even a veteran Photoshop user, she’s assembled a great-looking iPhone template from scratch on a PowerPoint slide (she’s working in PPT 2007 on Windows, but you can probably replicate her steps in PPT 2008) Read this article: Found Footage: How to fake an iPhone in PowerPoint  Read More →

GDC 2010: Hands-on with Sam and Max: The Devil’s Playhouse

Filed under: Gaming , Software , Odds and ends , Other Events , Apple , Developer Last month at Macworld, Telltale Games announced that they’ll be releasing their games day-and-date on both Mac and PC at the same time. Last week at GDC 2010, they announced a brand new season of Sam and Max, and also the news that, on April 15th, the first episode of The Devil’s Playhouse will be available on both Mac and PC (as well as the PSN, if you’re into that sort of thing). I got a chance to see the game at GDC, and while the version I saw was running on the Playstation 3, I can promise... 

4 Ways the Entertainment Industry is Getting More Social

David A. Yovanno is the CEO of Gigya, Inc. , a leading social optimization platform for online business Originally posted here: 4 Ways the Entertainment Industry is Getting More Social  Read More →

GDC 2010: Interview with Faraway’s Steph Thirion

Filed under: Gaming Steph Thirion is a game designer who’s been releasing some of the most inventive games I’ve seen on the iPhone. He started out with Eliss a little while back, and he recently announced Faraway , which I got to play at GDC . The night after I played the game (it was at a party called Gamma IV), I sat down with him to chat about developing for the iPhone, why Eliss wasn’t bigger, and his biggest inspiration for the more casual gameplay of Faraway Originally posted here: GDC 2010: Interview with Faraway’s Steph Thirion  Read More →

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