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Introducing the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio
Check out this webcast to learn more about the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio.
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Streaming music showdown: Which client fits your needs?
The number of available apps for streaming music clients continues to grow and most now charge $10 per month. What else is there that differentiates these services and apps?
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Slacker Radio now does multitasking on iOS 4!
Slacker Radio looked like it was slacking off in the race versus rival Pandora to bring multi-tasking to iOS 4-upgraded iPhones, but no longer.
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Slacker Radio comes to Windows Mobile and my new HD2
I have a rather small music collection so I rely on streaming music clients and subscription services to listen to tunes. Slacker launched Slacker Radio for Windows Mobile today on the HD2 and...
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Slacker Radio 1.0 for webOS and Canadian subscribers
I have a rather small personal music collection and rely on streaming music applications on my devices to enjoy the latest tunes. I started out using Pandora most of the time, then moved onto...
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Google may be able to legally listen in to your Wi-Fi networking
If you're working over unencrypted Wi-Fi, Google, and anyone else, may be able to legally listen in to what you're doing.
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Student sends MIT letter to space
A 17 year old MIT hopeful did something creative with her acceptance letter - launched it in to space.
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LTE spectrum sharing could accelerate coverage
German researchers have create algorithms that allow two or more LTE providers to use a network jointly, which can help reduce infrastructure costs, close coverage gaps, and speed availability to...
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Careful with custom Android ROMs, you could be the problem
One of the reasons many smartphone enthusiasts pick up an Android smartphone is to tweak it with custom ROMs. However, you should also be careful or you could make things worse like I did.
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Galaxy Tab 7.7, Transformer Prime, leadership changes (MobileTechRoundup show #259)
Kevin has the Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Asus Transformer Prime in hand and they both look sweet. There were several other topics to discuss this week in mobile too.
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Clear Channel offering iHeartRadio developer program
Clear Channel opens up the airwaves of iHeartRadio to third party apps with a new developer program.
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Spotify takes on Pandora, Slacker, others with updated Radio feature
Spotify launched in the U.S. and is working hard to be the premium streaming music service. The upcoming Spotify Radio feature addresses the last major issue I had and brings a Pandora-like...
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Mixberry Media to fill dead space in streaming radio with ads
New platform aims to insert ads into the idle time in audio streams whenever a user switches channels or changes songs.
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MixRadio on Nokia Lumia is powered by EchoNest
We saw Nokia Music as a differentiator on Nokia Windows Phone devices and today we learn a bit more about what powers the MixRadio part of the utility.
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World's smallest electric car made of single molecule
A team of European researchers have built a four-wheeled nano-sized "car" that can be propelled along a metal surface in a controlled manner.
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A visit to Qualcomm (photos)
From augmented reality to the next generation of super application processors, Qualcomm has a lot brewing. CNET visits the company's headquarters see how it makes more than wireless radio chips.
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Updated: Will the Tesla Model S be the Next Great Mobile Apps Platform?
The Tesla Model S may define where the in-car mobile apps market goes, but it probably won't lead it overall. Here's why.
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Pandora CTO: Focused on the future of radio
At the Mobilize conference in San Francisco, Pandora CTO Tom Conrad discusses his views on the competitive landscape in music and the differences between Pandora and Spotify.
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Pandora's HTML5 site redesign (photos)
Online radio titan Pandora unveils a new site design that utilizes HTML5 instead of Adobe Flash.
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There's a hush in the air...
People in San Francisco and Silicon Valley are getting ready for Burning Man - the annual harvest festival -- a celebration of abundance and innovation.
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At Motorola, a history of embracing, then rejecting, consumer spotlight
Motorola has a long history of developing and commercializing new communications technology. But the company is at its best when it exits before the market is mature.
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