The Wall Street Journal reports that the Japanese government is continuing to pursue its long-standing concern over reports of first-generation iPod nanos overheating, following up on a warning to consume…
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Japanese Government Pressing Apple Over First-Generation iPod Nano Fire Risk
A few details of Google ’s planned social network and its alliances with social game publishers are starting to emerge as the search giant prepares to take Facebook head on.
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Details surface about Google’s rumored social network
Sources familier with the matter have informed the Wall Street Journal that Google is in talks with several game development companies, in a process of developing a social-network based gaming community. This online gaming platform’s first competitor is Facebook as it is the home to thousands of popular online games which are played via the social network’s already-existing community.
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Google building Game Center Rival?
Peterborough Street Map 2.0 Category: Travel Price: $1.99, Version: 1.2.1 -> 2.0 ( iTunes ) Description: Do you feel online Google Maps is too slow showing you the map? Do you want an easy way to mark and remember where you are
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Here’s the latest action: Google misses LA deadline — Last year, the search giant won a contract to provide email and collaboration tools to the City of Los Angeles, but now it has failed to deploy them on time . India pitchs iPad rival — The Indian government has been showing off a prototype for a tablet computer, similar to Apple’s iPad, only with a price tag of $35. The BBC has more
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Roundup: India eyes iPad rival, Firefox revamps tabs, and more
Pelican Trader 1.1 Category: Finance Price: Free, Version: 1.0 -> 1.1 ( iTunes ) Description: Pelican Trader is an educational service about buy & sell signals recommendations provided by a veteran pit trader. Signals are provided on the most liquid US equity futures (EMD, TF and ES) on an intraday basis and positions are kept overnight in a swing trading approach. Trading is a demanding business and the more time you are on the market the more risk you are undertaking. This is why there aren’t signals every day: Pelican Trader tries to recognize where and when the most profitable trading opportunities arise and only in these circumstances buy & sell signals are given.
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Update: Pelican Trader (Finance)
StreetLight 1.0 Category: Utilities Price: Free, Version: 1.0 ( iTunes ) Description: StreetLight uses the onboard LED on the iPhone 4. This gives the brightest flashlight ever on an iPhone. Big on/off switch for easy use in the dark. The application is simple, quick and efficient
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New: StreetLight (Utilities)
The U.S. Senate passed the 2,300-page financial reform bill today (vote was 60 to 39) after more than a year of deliberation. The Obama administration is casting it as a major victory — protecting average consumers from Wall Street excesses . For the most part, senators voted along party lines, with only three Republicans breaking ranks to support the legislation, one of the highest domestic priorities for the Democrats
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Senate says yes to financial reform, but exempts VCs from new rules
Wall Street analysts don’t seem as convinced as Cult of Mac’s PR pros that Apple needs to engage in a product recall in order to mitigate the bad publicity its seeing with the iPhone 4 ‘death-grip’ problem . The bad publicity is hitting the mainstream with a vengeance, for example,? “Some say that if you hold him in the wrong way, he doesn’t work properly,” said Jeremy Clarkson on top motoring show, Top Gear, this weekend. (Video above). “To date, we have not seen any overwhelming evidence of iPhone 4 units being returned,” Barclays analyst Ben Reitzes wrote. He thinks concerns at this point are “overblown”, according to the WSJ
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iPhone 4 crisis: Wall Street says, ‘uncork free bumpers, no product recall’ (remain calm)
Despite being the first wireless carrier to offer a 4G wireless network — which promises speeds ten times that of 3G — Sprint is finding that increased shortages of its flagship Evo 4G Android smartphone may be hindering its plans for 4G domination, according to the Wall Street Journal . The device is suffering from equipment shortages that have been plaguing the mobile hardware industry for months.
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Evo 4G shortages hurting Sprint’s 4G network plans