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Written by Paul Paliath
on Sunday, March 14, 2010
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The podcast which many of our members were eager for is back! Join host Chris Holmes, co-host Greig Mitchell and this week’s guest Alex Warren as they discuss the latest happenings in the technology world. Join them as they discuss the following topics: Microsoft’s Browser Ballot Screen in full swing in Europe Windows 7 Activation Technologies Update flagging genuine systems Microsof..
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Written by Eugene Cheung
on Sunday, March 14, 2010
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 First Windows Phone 7 Series device revealed Unveiled during The Engadget Show, the first ever device made by a Windows Phone 7 Series partner has been unveiled. This LG prototype features a slideout QWERTY keyboard, along with the three mandatory buttons at the front. As time passes, more devices will be shown off, and hopefully, they'll make up for the lack of official support for the HTC ..
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Apple
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Written by Stephen Bennett
on Sunday, March 14, 2010
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Since the iPad has become available to pre-order, a wealth of information has become available about the device that we previously did not know. The main highlight is what happens if the battery fails in the device itself. We know from the iPhone that Apple will service the device for a fee, but what about the iPad? Well it would seem that Apple will replace your device with a brand new one, no ..
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General
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Written by Iian Kehn
on Thursday, March 11, 2010
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 You know, for what it’s worth mixing politics with technology is no good, and everyone agrees when I say that the European Union is a bunch of idiots. While I’m certain they have people who know what they are doing, what they don’t know is how to deal with large companies like Microsoft. The one thing that most of us say, no matter where we are in the world is “Oh here comes the EU, with another ..
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Microsoft
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Written by Paul Paliath
on Thursday, March 11, 2010
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(click to enlarge) Upon going to check my email as I usually do, when confronted by the WL login page, I noticed that it looked a little different. It appears that Microsoft are rolling out a new logon page for the Windows Live suite of services. This isn’t Wave 4 though, as, upon logging in, it’s still the same ol’ Wave 3 suite of services. This new logon design is not only on Hotmail, but als..
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Internet
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Written by Iian Kehn
on Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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 You can’t say it didn’t take them long enough. If your familiar with the Micro-blogging site, Twitter, you know that they are prone to malicious links, no matter where you go, and who you follow. They’ve graciously changed that so that you can have a little finer piece of mind when following your friends and idols. But the bigger question is whether this will be enforced, and how well it will b..
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Entertainment
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Written by Eugene Cheung
on Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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 Sony officially announced their motion controllers today at GDC 2010. The already fairly well-circulated controllers have been branded as “Move”. The details about the controllers themselves are generally the same as before, with the requirement of a PlayStation Eye webcam to track the controllers and extremely precise latency. Sony also claims that Move is meant to “new experiences for core g..
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Microsoft
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Written by Iian Kehn
on Tuesday, March 09, 2010
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 If you’re familiar with the new homepage that is available in beta, there really isn’t anything to report here. But for those that don’t know anything about the changes Microsoft’s making, now you do. The Redmond company has begun rolling out the new MSN.com homepage, which features a more content-centric look and feel, with a more refined look and feel, much different from that of what you curr..
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Mobile
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Written by Iian Kehn
on Tuesday, March 09, 2010
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 The guys over at XDA-Developers have managed to do it again, and run Ubuntu on devices such as the HTC Touch Pro2, and the XPERIA X1. What’s most interesting about this story is that everything appears to run normally as it would if you were running it on a netbook, laptop or desktop, the only difference being that there are some things that may or may not work. While this isn’t a new thing, ge..
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Entertainment
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Written by Iian Kehn
on Monday, March 08, 2010
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 If you’re a Comcast customer, you might want to know this, especially if you have an iPod Touch or an iPhone. Comcast has updated their iPhone Application with the ability to manage recordings on their DVR boxes. While this functionality is limited to specific areas, it is nice to know that Comcast is finally stepping up to the plate and bringing a bit of usefulness to their iPhone Application (w..
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