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Blogs	Description	Date Updated
Aviary’s Chrome Extension Proves That These Add-Ons Are Going To Be Awesome	I have something to admit: I’ve never been a big extension guy. When I was still using Firefox, I liked them, but the downside, browser bloat, turned me away. But now that we’re starting to see the first steps of true extension support in Chrome, I think I could be swayed. While people have been developing extensions for Chrome for a little while now, none were officially supported. But now that Google is reaching out to developers to start making these for real, we’re already ...	November 25, 2009
Seesmic Launches Native Twitter Client For Windows	Today brings good news for PC users everywhere. Seesmic is launching a native desktop client for Windows. Seesmic’s founder and CEO Loic Le Meur made the announcement today at Microsoft’s Professional Developer Conference in Los Angeles. Le Meur says that providing a desktop client that was native for Windows was of huge importance because 80 percent of Seesmic users run their apps on a PC. There are a few native Twitter clients out there to have been formatted for the Mac, such as ...	November 17, 2009
My Not-So-Epic Quest To Find The Elusive Verizon Droid Line	Today is Droid day — an event that I, like many tech bloggers, have been looking forward to for quite some time. Unlike some people, I wasn’t graced with a test Droid last week, so I was forced to go out and get one the old fashioned way: by getting to the store as early as possible, before the precious devices sold out. And while I was concerned about falling prey to a supply shortage, a part of me still hoped there would be many others like me, helping justify my early morning rise. T...	November 06, 2009
Will Nvidia Take On Intel In x86 Processors?	Rumors have resurfaced about Nvidia (NVDA) taking on Intel (INTC) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) in the x86-based microprocessor market, according to EETimes. The trade magazine’s Web site says that that have been reports “for some time” that NVDA might move into the microprocessor sector to protect its core graphics chip business, which is now coming under threat from Intel and AMD, which are developing processors with more graphics capability. The story asserts that Nvidia ...	November 03, 2009
Live From Google I/O 2009	We’re here at Google I/O, the search giant’s annual developer event in San Francisco. The first day’s keynote address is happening right now, and we’re covering it live. The theme of today is pretty clear: The time for development on the web has arrived. With HTML 5, the ability to create rich browser-based applications is here. Google’s Vic Gundotra has laid out the five key things for HTML 5 that will change things: Canvas, Video, Geolocation, Database and App Cac...	May 27, 2009
Sonic The Hedgehog Races Onto The iPhone. But Do Its Fake Buttons Slow Him Down?	The iPhone is quickly becoming the platform of choice for nostalgia-inspiring classic games, with releases like Myst and Wolfenstein now landing on a regular basis. The latest addition, and the one that may strike closest to home for those console gamers of the early 90’s, is Sonic The Hedgehog. The game is now available for a reasonable $5.99, and you can download it here. Now, I’d consider myself a pretty experienced gamer, and there are few games that I feel more attached to tha...	May 24, 2009
What We Know About The Apple Tablet So Far	More evidence of the Apple Tablet surfaced today. We first wrote about the device at the end of last year when OEMs in China started hearing about the device. Details are still thin, although probably not because of a lack of leaks. Rather, Apple may still be locking down important specs like screen size. We’d heard 7 - 9 inch screen size late last year, but today’s reports range up to 10 inches, which we’ve also heard from our sources as a possible size. We don’t kno...	May 21, 2009
The Freemium Model And A Desktop App Get The Thumbs Up With Pandora One	You’d be hard pressed to find someone who tries the online streaming radio service Pandora that doesn’t like it. In fact, some users like it so much that they actually ask for ways to pay the company, to make sure it stays alive (something that has been a question mark given the oppressive Internet radio licensing costs). And while there has been a limited subscription version for some time, Pandora has never proactively promoted it. But starting tomorrow it’s taking the freemi...	May 20, 2009
AWS Rolls Out Cloud Management And Scalability Features For EC2	Amazon Web Services unveiled a suite of new features for Amazon EC2 which will help users monitor cloud capacity, scale on demand, and spread incoming traffic across multiple web servers. Amazon originally announced these features last fall, but the applications didn't enter public beta until today. The first feature, Amazon CloudWatch, provides customers with real-time visibility into resource utilization, operational performance, and overall demand patterns—including metrics such as CPU ...	May 18, 2009
Intel Fined Over €1 Billion For Violation Of European Antitrust Laws (Updated With Intel Statement)	The European Commission today announced that it has fined Intel a record €1.06 billion ($1.45 billion) for abusing its dominance in the market for computer chips to exclude its biggest (and frankly, the only serious) rival AMD by paying computer manufacturers Acer, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and NEC as well as retailers to postpone, cancel or downright avoid using or selling the latter’s products. That’s one hell of a fine, considering the previous record for similar abuses in the EU was &...	May 13, 2009

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