Five big questions heading into Apple’s WWDC
Apple’s worldwide developers have a tradition to collect all developers to providing training of networking opportunities and introduction for new products and services by annually.
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Twitter launches own photo-sharing service
Twitter is getting its own photo-sharing service, CEO Dick Costolo announced at the D9 conference today. It will roll out over the next few weeks to all users.
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Windows 8, iOS 6 set for tablet face off in 2012
Mozilla updated its bleeding-edge browser Firefox Aurora to version 6 just before the Memorial Day holiday in the U.S., finally giving Firefox fans the same range of in-development browsers that ... Continue Reading
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Tabbles Organizes Files Your Way With “Tag Bubbles”
Tabbles ($30, 30-day free trial) is a great idea blemished by poor interface and poor performance. First, the great idea: Organize files not by the hierarchical system we've used since ... Continue Reading
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New Intel Atom Processors: Smaller and More Efficient
Intel unveiled a trio of new Atom processors and a new chipset today. The new Intel chips will enable hardware vendors to create smaller, cooler, extra power efficient netbooks and ... Continue Reading
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Solexant Making Cheap Thin-Film Solar Cells
Planetary cells made from cheap nanocrystal-based inks have the potential to be as efficient as the conformist inorganic cells currently used in solar panels, but can be on paper less ... Continue Reading
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IBM Helps Launch Green Data Center
IBM has teamed with New York State and Syracuse University to open what the company says is one of the world's greenest data centers.
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The rise of the digital camera
There are so numerous digital cameras that we could profile here as influential that we couldn't possibly name them all without uninteresting you half to death. Although the digital camera ... Continue Reading
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