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Re:More trouble for Color: shareholders and board vote to wind down co...
on Wednesday October 17, 2012 @12:56PM (#4665346)
The company as it is may get shut down, but with the leftover cash it could easily rebrand under another name and a new product.
Re:Metro Apps Can Only Be Distributed Through Windows Store
on Saturday September 29, 2012 @10:07AM (#4589588)
Well they still have two OS versions (although Windows Phone 8 now shares the Win 8 kernel). The real question is if Microsoft's long bet on tablets and touchscreen PCs being the future of desktops is a good one. For once, I think Microsoft is aiming big with its OS, and that's something to be admired. It's going to piss of techies, but it has a real shot at making tablets and hybrid PCs more useful for everyone else.
Also, it seems pretty clear to me that Win 7 is going to stick around for a long time, perhaps even longer than XP. That'll likely be the go-to OS for techies and people building desktops down the line.
Re:Tests confirm new iPad’s display is close to studio reference quality
on Tuesday March 20, 2012 @12:30PM (#3730113)
It certainly matters to geeks like us, but I also take a certain amount of comfort in knowing normal users are looking at something great, even if they don't quite understand why it's good. Certainly better than pushing junk on ignorant consumers. I'm not an Apple fanboy, but I can't think of too many other companies that would go to these lengths for a consumer product--
"Developers are the engineers of human freedom." - Eric Schmidt at MWC
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Re:Cracked Siri has been successfully ported to an iPhone 4
on Saturday October 15, 2011 @04:12PM (#3115672)
A miracle? :P Best you can hope for is finding a copy of the old Siri app
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Re:Appsterdam: A Haven for Indie App Makers?
on Monday June 27, 2011 @09:41AM (#2701236)
News flash, journalism involves following up on stories ;)
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Re:Apple paying music labels $100M-$150M for iCloud
on Friday June 03, 2011 @11:04AM (#2616604)
Google Music doesn't currently let you stream music that you don't already own, and it's also not tied to any particular music store. I think they're referring to Google launching a legit streaming service together with the music labels in a few months.
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Re:Apple sued over spying mobile apps
on Tuesday December 28, 2010 @03:54PM (#2046746)
Author of the post here. Where exactly did you hear that the WSJ app shares more data than the others? The WSJ included their own app in the study, and according to them they only use the UDID internally to count users (http://blogs.wsj.com/wtk-mobile/2010/12/17/wall-street-journ...). Now I realize that data isn't exactly trustworthy since they're talking about their own app, but I've yet to see anything that disproves it yet.
White hat or black hat? Firefox hacking tool Firesheep raises ethical concerns
Re:Why the laptop will become endangered tomorrow
on Saturday April 03, 2010 @02:17AM (#1238301)
Honestly, it seems like the desktop is more in danger of dying these days. Laptops have been far more compelling to average users for some time, especially with the rise of netbooks, and the increasing proliferation of cheap full-sized laptops. It's hard to even recommend desktops to users unless they're heavy gamers or dealing with hardcore media editing.