Toshiba to iPad: You’re flashy, but you’re lame
Warming customers up to its new Honeycomb-equipped tablet, Toshiba decides to attack the iPad on its Web site.
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Toshiba to iPad: You’re flashy, but you’re lame
Warming customers up to its new Honeycomb-equipped tablet, Toshiba decides to attack the iPad on its Web site.
The rest is here:
Toshiba to iPad: You’re flashy, but you’re lame
Apple reaches milestone download less than three years after launching store for mobile apps.
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Apple App Store reaches 10 billion downloads
The Apple App Store hit the 10 billion app download mark overnight on Friday, marking a milestone involving an awful lot of Doodle Jump, Tap Tap Revenge and Angry Birds playing, not to mention Facebook and Pandora usage.
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Apple App Store hits magical 10 billion app download milestone, to award $10K prize
A demonstration day at Kaiser Permanente offers a look at robotic legs for those who can’t walk, arms for those who can’t lift, and forceps for surgeons who can’t be in the operating room.
At Kaiser Permanente’s Garfield Center for Innovation, the health care giant is testing new robotics technologies.
New Google CEO Larry Page lacks the enterprise experience that customers prized in Eric Schmidt.
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Will Google CEO shift undermine enterprise efforts?
Film critic Roger Ebert says his latest blog post about his prosthetic jaw has been marked by Facebook as “abusive content.” The company is reportedly investigating.
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Does Facebook think Ebert’s new jaw is abusive?
Though Microsoft doesn’t make a big deal of Windows 7′s many networking improvements and new features, they offer a fine reason to upgrade from XP. There used to be many reasons to skip migrating to Windows 7; but as the operating system matures and XP ages, Windows 7 is becoming a worthwhile update
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Upgrade Your Business Network With Windows 7 Pro Features
If you’re a criminal looking for full control of the Web used by the U.S.
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Got $500? You can buy a hacked U.S. military website
In which new Apple bumpers are sighted (oh boy!), a Verizon iPhone commercial is aired (hur…ray?), and one crazy headline is published (what the $#@$%?). Read on, forthwith, for the remainders for Friday, January 21, 2011.
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Remains of the Day: Crazy talk