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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-07

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March 7th, 2010 at 8:36 am



Linkpost | March 7th, 2010

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My weekly roundup of interesting links from around the web.  Enjoy.

  • 15 iPad mysteries remain

    Think you know all about Apple’s iPad? Here’s what we don’t know

    • Apple Announces April 3rd Launch Date for Wi-Fi iPad in the U.S. – Mac Rumors

      Apple today announced that Wi-Fi models of the iPad will go on sale in the United States on Saturday, April 3rd. 3G-capable models in the U.S., as well as both Wi-Fi and 3G models for a number of other countries, will be available in late April. U.S. preorders for all iPad models begin on March 12th.

      • Apple Stores will get iPads on March 10th, customers on the 26th? | 9 to 5 Mac

        The Examiner has a pretty interesting iPad story for us today.

        • BBC News – Apple patent case ‘could affect all android phones’

          Apple’s legal action against HTC may have "wider implications" for all phone makers using Google’s Android operating system, an analyst has warned.

          • Foxconn suppliers say no delays on 700,000 iPads in March, a million in April | 9 to 5 Mac

            Digitimes today refutes analyst Peter Misek’s assertion that parts shortages will cause delays in shipping the iPad and possibly a smaller, US-only rollout.

            • Google Acquires DocVerse, Online Collaboration Tool for Microsoft Office – Messaging and Collaboration from eWeek

              Google announced the acquisition of DocVerse, which allows for real-time online sharing and simultaneous group editing of PowerPoint, Excel and Word documents. The move represents an addition

              • One reason why Palm phones aren’t selling | TechBlog | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle

                When Palm announced last week that its phones weren’t selling well enough to meet either internal goals or Wall Street’s expectations, CEO Jon Rubenstein sent a memo to employees explaining what was being done to fix the problem.

                • Verizon suffers US-wide data outage | Electronista

                  Verizon cellphone customers on Wednesday reported a seemingly US-wide data outage. The issue affects both conventional data for all devices as well as messaging services like BlackBerry e-mail and MMS.

                  • Will desktops be irrelevant in three years? | TechBlog | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle

                    For years, the geekerati have been predicting that desktop computers – and in some cases, even the personal computer as a category – soon will be extinct. That prediction has been given new life by a Google executive, who’s even placed a time period on it.

                    • Will the iPad make emergency calls? Regular calls? | 9 to 5 Mac

                      From the iPad SDK, it looks like the iPad can make emergency calls.

                      • Zune HD Facebook App Gives us Preview of WP7 Apps

                        At last, the Facebook application for the Zune HD has been released. It has elements of the Metro interface that Microsoft is utilizing on Windows Phone 7 Series devices, and so looking at the this rendition of Facebook, we can get a sense for how other apps would look on WP7.

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                        Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-28

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                        Super Mario Galaxy 2 arrives 5/23/10

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                        Super Mario Galaxy 2 was supposed to just be an extension of the original, however, judging from the trailer below, its so much more.


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                        February 25th, 2010 at 9:28 am

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                        YouTube will kill Internet Explorer 6 support on March 13

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                        Finally!


                        Head over to Neowin for all the details.

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                        February 23rd, 2010 at 1:18 pm

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                        Samsung Confirms Chrome Based Netbook

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                        At a launch yesterday for several new Intel based Samsung notebooks, the head of Samsung IT, Phil Newton, said that Samsung Australia will introduce a Chrome-based netbook into its line-up later this year that will have built-in 3G Wi Fi capability and 12-hour battery life.

                        The device will be similar to the new Samsung N210, which has a 10.1-inch LED display screen, he said.

                        It will come standard with 2GB of memory and at least 64GB of hard drive.

                        Newton said, “We will be expanding our range shortly and we will have a Chrome-based notebook.”

                        What is not known is which chipset the new device will incorporate, with some speculating that it could run the new Qualcomm 1.5MhZ Snapdragon processor.

                        from ChannelNews Austraila

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                        February 12th, 2010 at 1:04 pm

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                        Netflix coming soon to Wii

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                        According to Nintendo, Wii users will soon be able to stream their favorite content from Netflix.  This new service, launching in Spring 2010, will be available to normal Netflix subsribers with a broadband internet connection.  Just like Sony’s PlayStation 3Wii’s streaming service will be disc based.  Netflix’s site has details on how to reserve a disc.

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                        January 13th, 2010 at 7:49 am

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                        CES Roundup January 6, 2010

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                        A roundup of all the interesting news from CES on Wednesday January 6th, 2010.  Updated Hourly.

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                        January 6th, 2010 at 12:41 pm

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                        Microsoft Reportedly to Introduce Tablet Today

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                        According to reports from The New York Times and MacRumors, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, will introduce a new tablet device during his CES keynote in Las Vegas this evening.

                        On Wednesday, Mr. Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive, will unveil a novel take on a slate-type computer during his evening keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, according to people familiar with Microsoft’s plans. The slate will be made by Hewlett-Packard and possibly available by mid-year, these people said.

                        This may be a preemptive strike by Microsoft and HP given the rumors swirling about the Apple iSlate (rumored name) and its announcement on January 27th (date not confirmed by Apple).

                        Source: MacRumors

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                        January 6th, 2010 at 8:56 am

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                        Quick Look: Google Nexus One

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                        Today Google announced the long rumored “Google Phone” which will actually be known as the Google Nexus One.  The Nexus One will be available in two varieties, an unlocked unsubsidized model that will be sold directly by Google for $529.00 and a subsidized model available on the T-Mobile network for $179.00 (with a 2 year contract).  The Nexus One will also be available on Verizon and Vodafone later this spring.  Lets look at a run down of the Nexus One’s features:

                        • 3.7-inch AMOLED display
                        • 1GHz Snapdragon processor
                        • Compass, GPS, accelerometer plus light and proximity sensor
                        • 5 megapixel camera with LED flash
                        • 3.5mm headphone jack
                        • Multicolored LED under the trackball
                        • Two mics onboard, one on the bottom and one on the back, for the purpose of noise cancellation
                        • Android 2.1 OS


                        You can preview and order the Google Nexus One at google.com/phone and it ships TODAY.

                        Written by Cody Clark

                        January 5th, 2010 at 1:05 pm