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TechCrunch TV: Keen On… Connectivity, with Clay Shirky and Charlene Li
TechCrunch (blog) by techcrunchtv on Jul 7, 2010 If the Web 2.0 age of the first decade of the 21 st century was about user-generated-content, the Social Media age of the … Social Media Brings Open Source Sensibility to the Web |
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For starters, there’s no actual way to confirm that the image you’re peering at above is legitimate, but given that the listed Charm just went official, there’s at least a sliver of believability here. So far as we can tell, this is T-Mobile USA’s 2H 2010 handset roadmap, and as you’d expect, it’s chock full of Android. Aside from news of impending Dell netbooks and 16 total phones, we’re paying particular attention to the upcoming Samsung Vibrant (locked for July 21st), the HTC Vanguard (set for September 9th) and an HTC Schubert (pegged for November 17th). We’re guessing that the latter is that 1.5GHz ‘Scorpion’ that we heard about back in June, and we’ll obviously dispose of quite a few tears should that not be the case. In related news, it looks as if the myTouch 3G, Cliq and Cliq XT could be seeing their long-awaited updates to Android 2.1 this August, so there’s that. Hit the links below for more, and feel free to let your imagination run wild in comments below. But not too wild.
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Code For America To Help Cities Modernize IT
InformationWeek A new nonprofit project backed by several high-profile technology foundations aims to help city governments better leverage Web 2.0… |
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Prince vs. Anything That Ha…
Splice Today If Prince is talking about the rise of Web 2.0 and the amount of hollow garbage that has been propagated on the Internet because of it, maybe he's right. … |
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A buyer for a prominent U.K. retailer says Apple will launch a new iPod Touch this fall that targets youths and mimics iPhone 4 features.
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Tests, upgrades and final checks are being carried out on the Robonaut 2, the humanoid spacefaring robot that has been in the works since 2007. The baby of NASA and General Motors, this sack of metal and wires has already produced a catalog of 34 new patents and, according to GM, is setting the stage for new safety features in forthcoming generations of its road vehicles. Sensor technology being developed in the R2 could deliver better lane departure warning systems, adaptive cruise control, and more intelligent parking assistance. That’s good news and all, but can we ship it out to the ISS already — we’d rather it be off-world when its instruction set switches from “serve humans” to “serve human meat.”
Continue reading Robonaut 2 enters final preparations before flying off into space
Robonaut 2 enters final preparations before flying off into space originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 08 Jul 2010 11:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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If you know what this is and where it is located, you could win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day challenge.
Soaring in the sky for more than 26 hours, a slender, lightweight plane completes a historic overnight flight powered purely by solar energy.
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DigitalPost Interactive Welcomes Michael Gilburd to Advisory Board
MarketWatch (press release) The company's visually-stunning, user-friendly Web 2.0 technology gives consumers a single, engaging place online for permanently storing and sharing a … FeaturedProfiles.com – DGLP Adds to Adv. Board with Former AmericanExpress … |
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This is Web 2.0, and it's changing our world
ABC Online This is Web 2.0, and it's changing our world. Famously, in 1876, the president of Western Union turned down a chance to buy the patent on the telephone from … |
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The i9 iPhone may not be the real thing, but it looks pretty real on the surface.
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Game developers will hear in October about a new dimension coming to Flash Player, challenging native 3D interfaces and WebGL.
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Bernstein Research analyst Toni Sacconaghi takes a shot at predicting how well Apple’s tablet will sell, but he’s wary of offering a definitive forecast.
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We know you’ve been waiting on pins and needles, and at long last, the gap between announcement and “now shipping” has been closed. IK Multimedia has just revealed that its AmpliTube iRig adapter is shipping, enabling iPod touch, iPad and iPhone users to jack their guitar or bass directly into their iDevice and access all sorts of effects. From there, users can pipe the audio to a pair of headphones or a guitar amp, theoretically allowing your handheld to supplant your mess of pedals. We’re also told that the iRig can be used with line level signal sources such as synthesizers, keyboards or mixing consoles, so there’s that. It’s available as we speak for $39.99 (or €29.99 overseas), and users can expect an iPad-specific version of the AmpliTube app to be released in the near future.
Continue reading IK Multimedia ships AmpliTube iRig iPhone interface adapter
IK Multimedia ships AmpliTube iRig iPhone interface adapter originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 08 Jul 2010 09:58:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Reportlinker Adds Web 2.0 Tools: Consumer Technologies Entering the Enterprise …
DigitalJournal.com (press release) Social networking is relevant for business use as it enables employees to network with each other and exchange knowledge. This study gauges social … |
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