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Archive for March, 2008

Yahoo to launch mobile-bookmarking tool

Tuesday
Mar 4,2008

Yahoo is on a mobile roll.

The Internet company on Tuesday unveiled a new bookmarking tool for cell phones that lets people keep track of favorite Web content–news feeds, search results, Web sites–from one place on their handheld. The technology, called Yahoo OnePlace, will be available in the second quarter …

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  • This is a laptop from HP?

    Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008
    (Credit: ChipChick)

    If we didn’t know better, we might think that some of the marketing people at Hewlett-Packard had discovered some new recreational activities. It started off simple enough, with a mildly interesting design for a new Bluetooth mouse. Then the “Clay” laptop was a little weird, but we …

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  • More money washes into wave power

    Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008

    An artist's rendering of the company's wave system

    (Credit: Orecon)

    Right now, wave power is in the early experimental stages, but venture capitalists are lining up to be on the ground floor.

    Orecon has lined up $24 million in funding from Advent Ventures, Venrock, Wellington Partners

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  • Samsung’s Soul goes clamshell

    Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008
    (Credit: Crave Asia)

    The Korean mobile phone maker has just announced a clamshell version of the Soul handset at the CeBIT tradeshow in Hannover, Germany. Named the G400, the handset’s most interesting feature lies in its dual 2.2-inch QVGA LCD displays. That’s right, it comes with a …

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  • Cooling chips with fluid…from the inside

    Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008

    CORK, Ireland–Researchers for years have devised cooling systems that sit next to or on top of chips and other hot components. Now, researchers in Ireland are trying to make one for inside these components.

    The University of Limerick in Ireland, in conjunction with Cork’s Tyndall Institute and other research …

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  • Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008

    Gary Gygax at Gen Con 2007

    (Credit: Wikimedia)

    Gary Gygax, co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons and one of the fathers of tabletop role playing games, died on Tuesday at the age of 69. He had suffered from heart problems.

    The news was first announced on the message board of Troll Lord Games, …

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  • Micron carves out image-sensor division

    Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008

    Aptina Imaging now can assemble image sensors, lenses, and other components into a camera phone package. The integration happens earlier in the manufacturing process, when the sensors are still part of their silicon wafer, than is typical today.

    (Credit: Micron)

    Memory chipmaker Micron Technology has launched its image-sensor business as …

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  • Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008
    (Credit: Crave UK)

    No quirky intro for you today: Along with the B&W Zeppelin, Tannoy’s i30 is the best iPod speaker system Crave UK has ever heard.

    From the minute we opened the beautifully packaged i30 we knew we were in for a treat. The system itself …

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  • Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008
    (Credit: Crave UK)

    Imagine (pun intended) there’s a race. In one lane is the late, great John Lennon. In the other, James Blunt. The starting gun fires, and somehow Lennon, who has been dead for 27 years now, beats Blunt to the finish line. Well, that’s exactly what’…

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  • MacBook Air “takes portability to ethereal levels”

    • Filed under: News
    Tuesday
    Mar 4,2008

    “The MacBook Air is so sleek and elegant,” writes Etan Horowitz (orlandosentinal.com) “that pulling it out of your bag and using it is as easy and seamless as taking a small notebook from your pocket.” “Wowed by its razor-thin design,” Horowitz “wanted to bring it everywhere.” Horowitz says “it’s a pleasure to sit with the Air on your lap while watching TV on the couch, listening to a speech at a conference or riding in the car. In fact, I wrote much of this column on the Air while riding in a car at night.”

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