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VERIZON BRINGING 4G IN 2011 AT A COST

March 11th, 2010 No comments

Section: Communications , Cellular Providers , Mobile 4G and LTE technologies have been only around a corner. In mid-2011 (about 6 months progressing than a prior announcement), Verizon claims a LTE network will be ready and phones will begin releasing with LTE record built-in


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OTOY SAYS SUPERCOMPUTER WILL ENABLE REVOLUTIONARY GAMES-ON-DEMAND SERVICE

March 10th, 2010 No comments

If you’re wondering which games-on-demand association is a genuine one, today’s headlines isn’t starting to assistance we out. While Steve Perlman’s OnLive has suggested petrify skeleton to launch a use today, an additional rival, Otoy , is divulgence currently which a video application record will be a substructure of a brand new kind of supercomputer which will capacitate a digital placement of video games. Jules Urbach, arch senior manager of Otoy (right), is creation a proclamation currently during GamesBeat@GDC , the senior manager diversion discussion in San Francisco. His association obviously has a ways to go, though he is creation up for which by partnering with absolute companies.


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STORAGE SAAS VENDOR RAINSTOR LANDS $7.5. MILLION IN NEW FUNDING

March 10th, 2010 No comments

RainStor , a SaaS provider of program for storing structured interpretation in an craving or in a cloud, currently pronounced it lifted $7.5 million in second turn funding.


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TRAVEL STARTUP WORLDMATE GETS A NEW CEO

March 2nd, 2010 No comments

Mobile transport startup WorldMate only voiced a appointment of a brand brand brand new arch executive, a single who’s ostensible to assistance a association enhance a partnerships with large brands in a transport industry. The Palo Alto, Calif.


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TABULA STARTUP TRIES TO GO WHERE MANY HAVE FAILED IN PROGRAMMABLE CHIPS

March 2nd, 2010 No comments

A Silicon Valley thinly slice startup has lifted some-more than $100 million over a past 7 years, and right away it’s eventually articulate about a brand new pattern for chips which can shift their functions upon a fly. Tabula has what it calls a “groundbreaking architecture” where  a chips can boldly reconfigure themselves. Many former rivals, such as QuickSilver Technology, attempted and unsuccessful to do a same thing over a years .


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VERAYO LAUNCHES SECURITY CHIPS FOR FOOL-PROOF TRANSIT PASSES

March 2nd, 2010 No comments

Electronic movement passes have been incredibly easy to hack. But a brand new era of chips from Verayo could give would-be movement freeloaders a most harder time


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MIT BUILDING 3D DISPLAYS FROM FLYING PIXEL-COPTERS (VIDEO)

February 27th, 2010 No comments

Imagine a vast outside installation. It could be signage for a casino, large-scale artwork, or a usually becoming different set of faces and images from a news. From 100 feet away, it seems similar to a 3D film still. Up close, though, a picture proves to be done from hundreds of little drifting colored LEDs, hovering midair in a three-dimensional formation.


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DEMO: SEE THE BIG TRENDS (AND SPEAKERS DHARMARAJ, FENTON, WONG AND CHIEN)

February 26th, 2010 No comments

We’re jolt things up a bit during a arriving DEMO discussion in Palm Springs, Calif., upon Mar 22-23 . The consumer Internet stays exciting, though we’re saying some-more movement around a edges of a Internet starting forward.


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DEMO: See a large trends (and speakers Dharmaraj, Fenton, Wong and Chien)

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FACEBOOK EARNS PATENT FOR NEWS FEED, PUBLISHES ONE ON APPLICATION AFFINITY

February 25th, 2010 No comments

Facebook warranted a patent  for a core headlines feed and published a single for prioritizing information exchnage from apps formed upon how closely users correlate with them. It’s tough to put as well most weight in to possibly obvious since from a vital perspective, Facebook would do improved financially by prioritizing growth upon a advertising, metrics and payments offerings, than by posterior a some-more litigious plan of suing alternative companies. Both patents, that were found by AllFacebook, were additionally filed a prolonged time ago; a single in 2008 and a headlines feed a single in 2006. The association iterates and adapts during a significantly faster pace. Officially, this is what a headlines feed obvious covers: “A process for displaying a headlines feed in a amicable network sourroundings is described


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MIO MOOV V780 GPS NAVIGATION WITH ADVANCED MULTIMEDIA

February 25th, 2010 No comments

GPS Mio Technology has voiced a brand brand new GPS navigator, namely Mio Moov V780 , which has modernized multimedia capabilities. The Mio Moov V780 Navigation is versed with 7-inch prosaic widescreen TFT LCD arrangement with touchscreen await and 800×480 fortitude (WVGA), a 600MHz processor, 4GB/8GB of ROM, 512MB of RAM, a microSD label slot, GPS, integrated Mio Spirit software, and a 3.5-mm audio jack. Mio Moov V780 GPS comes with a digital TV receiver, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, WiMAX or 3.5G (optional). It is supports playback 720p HD video format to outmost display. Dimensions of Mio V780 have been 204×111×14.35mm and weight 445g. According to manufacturer, Mio Moov V780 GPS Navigation has brings brand brand new 3D user interface, focus for YouTube and e-mail client. It is notable which Mio Moov V780 Navigation will be offering a special accessory, a QWERTY keyboard.