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  • Vonage goes where Google Voice can’t: the App Store

    Vonage goes where Google Voice can’t: the App Store

    Posted on September 2, 2009 | No Comments
    Talk about strange - while Google Voice can’t get so much as their foot in the App Store’s door, Vonage has just done a pirouette and waltzed right through. According to a recent release from the Jersey-based VOIP giant, their new Vonage mobile application has been approved for inclusion into Apple’s App Store as soon [...]

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  • Bay hates Dinobots, probably won’t be included in Transformers 3

    Bay hates Dinobots, probably won’t be included in Transformers 3

    Posted on August 19, 2009 | No Comments
    I liked the Dinobots as a kid and wouldn’t mind seeing them in the third Transformers movie, but who am I kidding? I’m still unhappy with Prime’s moving lips. And for the record, I thought Revenge of the Fallen was entertaining even though Sam ends up in Prime heaven. Anyway, comicbookmovie.com is reporting that Bay was [...]

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  • EA game doesn’t appear to be stumbling block for Fedor to fight in UFC

    EA game doesn’t appear to be stumbling block for Fedor to fight in UFC

    Posted on August 1, 2009 | No Comments
    Here's an update to something I touched on the other day: Does Fedor's inclusion in EA's MMA video game preclude him from fighting in the UFC? Apparently not, if you believe what UFC president Dana White said at a press conference yesterday.

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  • Does Fedor’s inclusion in EA MMA game jeopardize any possible UFC fight?

    Does Fedor’s inclusion in EA MMA game jeopardize any possible UFC fight?

    Posted on July 30, 2009 | No Comments
    Looks like Fedor Emelianenko will, in fact, be in the upcoming EA MMA video game. Fedor, as he's known to MMA fans, currently fights in M-1 Global, which is an MMA organization based in Russia.

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  • Acer’s Android netbooks to dual boot Windows

    Acer’s Android netbooks to dual boot Windows

    Posted on June 5, 2009 | No Comments
    androidLooks like those Android netbooks from Acer that are supposed to show up later this year will actually be dual-boot systems running Android and Windows.

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  • Microsoft confirms: no three app limit in Windows 7 Starter

    Microsoft confirms: no three app limit in Windows 7 Starter

    Posted on May 30, 2009 | No Comments
    We'd heard it through the grapevine that Microsoft was gearing up to right the wrong and nix that ludicrous three application limit for Windows 7 Starter Edition, and sure enough, it did just that via The Windows Blog. The company admitted that it was removing the three application at-a-time limit previously slated for inclusion in Win7 Starter "based on the feedback it has received from partners and customers." (Psst... thanks for yelling, people!) That said, the OS is still severely gimped, with no multi-monitor support, DVD playback, Windows Media Center, remote media streaming, XP Mode or network connectivity. Just kidding on that last one... we think.

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    Microsoft confirms: no three app limit in Windows 7 Starter originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 30 May 2009 15:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • Dell Studio 14z hands-on

    Dell Studio 14z hands-on

    Posted on May 28, 2009 | No Comments

    We got a quick look at Dell's new Studio 14z thin-and-light, budget-friendly laptop, and were mildly impressed. The thing is lighter than it looks, has a great blend of performance, price, inputs and outputs, and doesn't even look too frumpy to boot. The chiclet-ish keyboard is fine, though not great, and while the lack of Studio XPS-style leather frills and capacitive touch controls might be seen as a drawback to some, we actually like the no-nonsense approach. The inclusion of HDMI, eSATA and an ExpressCard 34 slot are pretty clutch for this form factor and price, and while a cheap external drive might be necessary for occasional use at the desk, the removal of it makes total sense for the target audience of students. Perhaps most astonishing, however, is that Dell has finally figured out that people care what the bottom of their computer looks and feels like -- and this one feels great. It's a whole new world, people.

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    Dell Studio 14z hands-on originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 28 May 2009 16:24:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • LG launches DTXTR Tool to help parents understand what their kids are TXTING

    LG launches DTXTR Tool to help parents understand what their kids are TXTING

    Posted on May 27, 2009 | No Comments
    LG has launched an amusing (and for some, useful) application that enables you to translate over 2000 words teens tend to use when they're sending text messages to regular English, and the other way around. The tool is called DTXTR and the aim is to let is keep you in the know of what these kids are txting bout these days, xactli. Frankly, there are a lot of basic words that can't be converted to 'teen text' with the tool yet, but you can always submit a term for inclusion in the glossary. And if you want to test your own mad txt skills, you can do a little quiz on the site to see if you're up with the times or not.

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