The Daily Roundup: here’s what you might’ve missed
by dpr on Apr.01, 2009, under Gadget
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Skype for iPhone now live in US It’s finally here, and even a few minutes early. Skype for iPhone is now available in the US iTunes store, free of charge. |
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Microsoft announces Windows Marketplace partners, tweaked policies, designer WinMo 6.5 themes Details are starting to come into focus on some of the finer points of Windows Mobile 6.5’s launch later this year, and if you had to boil the news down to just two words, they’d be “pretty” and “support.” |
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Dell Studio XPS 13 unboxing and hands-on We finally managed to wrestle one of the sleek Studio XPSs from Dell’s mitts, and we’ve got the pics to prove it. |
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Samsung’s latest LED-packing HDTVs get official prices, availability Finally, we can stop playing hide and seek with Samsung’s 2009 lineup of edge lit LED HDTVs, now that its loosed official pricing and availability details for screens hitting shelves between now and June. |
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Samsung shows off Sprint’s Instinct S30 (alias Instinct Mini) No details are being offered just yet, but Samsung’s Korean-language press service has slipped the first official shot of its Instinct S30 / Instinct Mini / M810 for Sprint. |
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Scripting RSS feed- Still waiting for my HTTP-scanner March 11, 2010Many years ago I wrote about an idea for simplifying hardware devices that scan stuff producing digital images. They shouldn't require any drivers and they should work effortlessly. But the architecture they use for these devices is still rooted in the 1980s, when it should have and easily could have made the transition to HTTP. I'm thinking about […]
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- Please fix WordPress for podcast feeds March 10, 2010Jay and I use WordPress to do the http://rebootnews.com/ site. It's a mixed bag. On the pro side, we both know how to use WordPress, and because Jay writes the show notes and I do the tech stuff, it's a good tool to put between us. But WordPress doesn't do podcast feeds well. And that's being generous. Here's how the UI works curr […]
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- Promising competition March 9, 2010Several interesting half-developments in the competitive landscape from non-dominant tech entities. I believe in supporting the second and third tier companies and startups, when they offer alternatives to the BigCo's. I like the little guys because they have an incentive to listen to and please users, without the strategy taxes almost always imposed by […]
- Great photo of Jobs at Oscars March 8, 2010Zadi Diaz got this great picture of Steve Jobs on the red carpet at the Oscars last night. Click the thumb above for the full effect. […]
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- Best Picture 2009? March 6, 2010Tomorrow night they announce the winners of the Academy Awards, and for the first time in a long time, I don't really think there is a movie up to being called Best Picture. The only one I haven't seen is Precious. So it might be the exception. Of all the nominated pictures I have seen, if I had to choose one, I'd go for Up In The Air. Great […]
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