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  • Access Your PC Media from an iPhone with Splashtop Remote Desktop

    Posted on November 18, 2010 | No Comments
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  • Samsung outs the Galaxy S Android smartphone

    Samsung outs the Galaxy S Android smartphone

    Posted on March 23, 2010 | No Comments
    We knew Samsung had something coming today at CTIA. The gigantic banner outside kind of told us that. So here it is: the Android-powered Galaxy S.There's a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen up front with an unspecified 1GHz CPU chilling inside. The Android release has been modified and uses Sammy's 'Social Hub' always-on social networking features. Swype, DLNA, and ThinkFree's MS office app are also included. We hear it will have a world-wide release later this year, but no word on specifics including price or carriers just yet. Stay tuned for some hands-on pics and our initial thoughts.

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  • This Day in History: The Day Bill and Steve Did Big Hugs

    This Day in History: The Day Bill and Steve Did Big Hugs

    Posted on August 6, 2009 | No Comments
    On August 6, 1997 Bill Gates appeared, like the Wizard of Oz, at a Steve Jobs keynote. The occasion? Gates had just made a $150 million investment in Apple in order to pull the company out of the mess it had fallen into during the 1990s. What did Microsoft get? MS Office on Mac for five years and Internet Explorer as default. Apple also agreed to ignore all those pesky desktop patent lawsuits.

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  • Peek has Linux aspirations, wants help

    Peek has Linux aspirations, wants help

    Posted on July 8, 2009 | No Comments
    You know the little e-mail-only device called Peek? Well, the company is hoping to get Linux running on the device and is looking for a someone to do it for them. If someone actually accomplishes the goal, Peek will offer that developer/hacker a mini-consulting gig, which we can only assume is a paying gig. But a Peek with Linux on it, you say...

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  • Apple beefs up Exchange support

    Apple beefs up Exchange support

    Posted on June 8, 2009 | No Comments
    It was inevitable and it sure took long enough, but Apple finally put some effort into support Exchange. Announced at WWDC, Exchange support is now built into Mail, iCal and Address Book in Snow Leopard. “You fill in your email address and password - and you’re set, across all 3 apps.” Apple has implemented autodiscovery of [...]

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