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Samsung to bundle glasses with 3D TVsTackles hidden cost of 3D TV viewing
In a bid to become the leading supplier of 3D TVs, Samsung will bundle every one of its 3D tellies and Blu-ray Disc players with two pairs of active-shutter specs and a copy of Monsters vs Aliens, the company announced last night.… Categories: Industry & Technology
CodePlex refresh, FOSS projects more compatible with WindowsThe CodePlex Foundation has announced the arrival of several new board members, including Jim Jagielski, the Chief Open Source Officer of SpringSource. Jagielski, who was one of the original cofounders of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF), brings a lot of credibility and leadership experience to the CodePlex Foundation. When the CodePlex Foundation was established by Microsoft last year, an interim board of directors was assembled to help get the organization off the ground while permanent board members were being chosen. A number of the interim board members, including Novell's Mono project leader Miguel de Icaza, will be turning their seats over to new representatives. Former Microsoft open source evangelist Sam Ramji, currently VP of strategy at Sonoa, will be remaining on the board, along with Microsoft .NET Framework program manager Davies Boesch. Read the comments on this post Categories: Industry & Technology
Freesat BBC iPlayer beta gets red button accessCode-only entry ended
Humax and the BBC have extended their iPlayer trial to all of the manufacturers' Freesat set-top boxes, making the catch-up service available through remotes' red buttons.… Categories: Industry & Technology
Waterpebble gets water-wasters out of the showerWater-saving device uses the length of your first shower as a benchmark, indicating via a series of gently flashing "traffic lights" when you need to get out of the shower already!
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Saviour likely for titsup training firmAdvent students still waiting for a saviour
Administrators for Advent Computer Training, and its sister school for plumbers, believe they have found buyers for the company.… Categories: Industry & Technology
Government spends £11k on ID card 'branding'£1m spent on advertising, no public relations
The government still seems to be shying away from spending too much money advertising its ID card and National ID Register schemes.… Categories: Industry & Technology
'Phantom Eye' hydrogen strato-spy drone starts buildingCruises 12 miles up on pair of Ford car engines
Global arms'n'aerospace behemoth Boeing says it will now begin work in earnest on its "Phantom Eye" high-altitude hydrogen spy drone, powered by a pair of modified Ford car engines.… Categories: Industry & Technology
UK plastic fraud losses fall for first time in 3 yearsOnline banking losses up though
A rise in online banking fraud losses took some of the shine off the overall fall in debit and credit fraud in the UK last year.… Categories: Industry & Technology
Mozilla Jetpack flies out of laboratory into loving arms of FirefoxSDK lands with a bump
Mozilla has promoted its web extensions prototype package - Jetpack - by pushing it upstairs and readying it for production with its Firefox browser.… Categories: Industry & Technology
1366 Tech leaps from pure silicon to solar waferSolar start-up 1366 Technologies is working on a technology that promises to dramatically cut the cost of solar cell manufacturing.
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SpringSource adds springiness to Tomcat serverFree licenses lure cloud army to VMware
Open-source Java framework specialist SpringSource has unveiled a new incarnation of its Apache Tomcat-based tc Server, offering application developers and operators additional tools for building, deploying, and monitoring their software on the lightweight runtime platform.… Categories: Industry & Technology
Mobile phone allows boss to snoopMobile technology that could allow prying bosses to monitor every movement of their staff is developed in Japan.
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Twitter adds filter to cut phishing linesEvery twt.tl bit helps
Twitter has tightened up security procedures in order to curtail phishing attacks against users of the micro-blogging service, which have become rampant over recent weeks.… Categories: Industry & Technology
Microsoft whitewashes MSN in latest Web2.0rhea whimsyStill not shining Silverlight on UK video player
Microsoft has taken the beta wraps off its MSN homepage, which the company relaunched in the US in November 2009.… Categories: Industry & Technology
Y2.01K hits Garmin sat-navRouting like it's 1949
Garmin's Geko 201 GPS kit can't decide what year it is, flipping between decades every time it's switched on, though it's performing better on days of the week.… Categories: Industry & Technology
Nasdaq 5,000: Ten years after the dot-com peakExactly 10 years ago, during the height of the dot-com mania, the Nasdaq reached its all-time high of 5,408.62 on March 10, 2000. It has never recovered.
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Turning smartphones into air quality monitorsIntel Labs is showing off technology that would allow consumers to collect and analyze environmental data and then share it over the Internet.
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Why the explosion of social games excites veteran developersWhen simple games like Farmville snag 83 million users, designers who are used to working for years on a project have little choice but to embrace the era of Facebook titles.
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SXSWi: Let the geolocation games beginThe competition will be particularly fierce at the annual digital-culture bash between Foursquare and Gowalla, rival social-media services that want to own the location-based networking market.
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GDC 2010: Scaling the summits of game playroundup This week's Game Developers Conference brings together designers, programmers, publishers, and others for the latest from the world of video play.
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