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  • Homerun Battle 3D Logs 200 Million Match-Ups!

    Posted on May 11, 2011 | No Comments
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  • iPhone App Roundup: America, F&$% yeah! edition

    iPhone App Roundup: America, F&$% yeah! edition

    Posted on July 4, 2009 | No Comments
    Ahh, 4th of July. A welcome day off work in the midst of summer. Seems like everyone’s on vacation these days and that means grueling airplane rides and long road trips with the family. If you aren’t lucky enough to be on JetBlue or Virgin, you’re probably stuck without in-flight entertainment, meaning you’ve got nothing [...]

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  • Boxee Swings For The Fences: Windows Support, MLB, Digg, Tumblr And Current All Launch Tonight

    Boxee Swings For The Fences: Windows Support, MLB, Digg, Tumblr And Current All Launch Tonight

    Posted on June 24, 2009 | No Comments
    Boxee is holding an event in San Francisco tonight to declare a winner of its App Dev Challenge, in which third-parties created apps for the media platform. But the real winner tonight will be Boxee, which is also announcing a boatload of new features and functionality for its media center software — none bigger than a version of Boxee for Windows, finally. While many developers go the other way, Boxee started as a Mac and Linux product first. But obviously, Windows PCs are the vast majority of the machines out there. "This is huge being able to serve the rest of the computer market," Boxee CEO Avner Ronen tells us. And that's undoubtedly an understatement, given the success Boxee has already had minus all those Windows users.

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