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Love it or hate it, that new look to Facebook - the one that everyone has been up in arms over - stems from our increasingly comfortable attitude about sharing ...
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The candidates on tech
Wired has the obligatory candidates-on-tech piece today. They look at five key tech issues – broadband, H1B, green tech, net neutrality and spectrum – although TechPresident notes the list is ...
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Silverlight 2: Google Chrome support, yes; iPhone, no
Microsoft announced, as expected, on Monday that the second version of its Silverlight browser plug-in is done and will be available imminently for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac ...
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More confusion on vitamin D
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Growing open standards pressure on healthcare
The devil here is in the details, but we do have the ingredients of an agreement, in the form of Internet standards, XML technologies, and such standards as HL7. by ...
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Raw meat iPod case
Now I've seen everything. This raw meat iPod case is from a Japanese company called Solid Alliance. It's not made of actual raw meat but it sure looks convincing. (Tip: ...
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IT warning: Turbulence ahead
The technology budget is on the skids. The business types don't quite get IT (and by the way you don't get them either). And amid all this turmoil all you ...
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Silverlight 2 is released, available for download tomorrow
Microsoft announced this morning that Silverlight 2 will be available for download tomorrow. So after a long beta period that included big events using Silverlight including the Olympics and the ...
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MacBook revision could drop FireWire port
There's a very spirited discussion going on at MacRumors about the new aluminum MacBook's port lineup. If purported spy shots of the unreleased machine are to be believed, Firewire could ...
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Opera 10 will be 'prettier'
Many users, especially of Apple, found Opera's latest version 9.6 unpleasant on the eye. But the company says its next major update will be prettier. The next major release of ...
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Education: Driver for a lower-cost MacBook?
The Mac community and fellow travelers are holding their collective breaths until noon on Tuesday when Apple's spotlight will move off of notebooks. While most of the speculation is on ...
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Open source protectionism?
I just caught a rather interesting piece by fellow blogger Dana Blankenhorn on the subject of the "value and values" found in open source ecosystems. Near the end, he references ...
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EU group demos quantum cryptography
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SharePoint: What are the risks, rewards?
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Patch Tuesday's make investors jittery
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Why MySpace's MyAds won't be the next Google AdWords
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