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Eric Eldon / VentureBeat:
Mint: The easiest way to manage your personal finances — [Update: Mint has won the TechCrunch 40 conference's competition, which goes to the most impressive presenting company from among the 40 participating companies. The company will receive a $50,000 cash award and other services and awards from corporate sponsors.]
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The Startup Game, PaulStamatiou.com, Webomatica, down the avenue, PC World: Techlog and Mashable!
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Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:
TechCrunch40 Session 5: Productivity & Web Apps — Session five as follows, including our live notes. Commentary by Mark Hendrickson and Duncan Riley. — Xobni — Xobni products aim to improve the way users organize, search and navigate their email.
Matt Marshall / VentureBeat:
Mint wins Techcrunch. Latest start-ups: mEgo, Wixi, Xtr3D, Flowplay — This just in: The winner of the Techcrunch40 event is Mint, the personal finance company (see our coverage here). — Meanwhile, below is the last batch of Techcrunch companies, from Tuesday's afternoon session.
Mark Hendrickson / TechCrunch:
Mint Wins TechCrunch40 $50,000 Award — Jason Calacanis just announced that Mint was chosen as the best presenting company at TechCrunch40. The provider of an impressive personal finance application will receive $50,000 as part of the award. — Mint presented its application …
Rafe Needleman / Webware.com:Mint: Solid but incomplete online personal finance
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Download Squad
Gregg Keizer / Computerworld:
Jobs says Apple will fight iPhone unlocking hacks — 'It's a cat-and-mouse game,' says CEO in London — Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs said today that it's his company's job to stymie hackers who try to unlock the iPhone — the first time the company has officially said it would fight attempts …
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Scott Moritz / TheStreet.com:Apple to Introduce Faster iPhone Next Year
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Christopher Null, zedgeHeadz, MacDailyNews, ParisLemon, Gizmodo, dslreports.com, IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband and Engadget
Intel:
Intel Demonstrates Industry's First 32nm Chip and Next-Generation Nehalem Microprocessor Architecture — INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, San Francisco, Sept. 18, 2007 - Intel Corporation President and CEO Paul Otellini today outlined new products, chip designs and manufacturing technologies …
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PodTech.net, ExtremeTech, Tech Talk with Dean Takahashi, One More Thing, The Register, dailywireless.org and Paul Mooney
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Matt Marshall / VentureBeat:
Email company Xobni launches, may steal Techcrunch prize — (Update: CEO Matt Brezina tell us the response has been so strong that he's closing open access and will make it invite-only this evening.) — Xobni Insight, a new email service that sits on top of your Outlook, launches today at Techcrunch40.
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Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:TechCrunch40 Session 6: Revenue Models & Analytics
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Between the Lines, Tech Trader Daily, ReveNews Online Revenue …, Read/WriteWeb and HipMojo.com
Matt Marshall / VentureBeat:New launches: Mint, Spottt, Kerpoof, ZocDoc & more
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blognation USA
Brian Briggs / BBspot:
Vista SP1 Will Install XP — Redmond, WA - In response to customer demands Microsoft announced that instead of patching bugs and improving features of Windows Vista in the next service pack release, they would just install XP. — "We're focused on giving the customer what they want …
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Zoli's Blog
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Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:
TechCrunch40 Session 8: Entertainment for All Ages — We're live blogging each session, adding to the summary of each company direct from the floor of TechCrunch 40. Click Refresh to view. — FlowPlay — FlowPlay is a virtual world community built around browser-based casual games.
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Read/WriteWeb, HipMojo.com, Webware.com, VentureBeat, John Cook's Venture Blog, GigaOM, Somewhat Frank and Virtual Worlds News
Uninformed Journal:
OS X Kernel-mode Exploitation in a Weekend — Abstract: — Apple's Mac OS X (OS X) operating system is attracting more attention from users and security researchers alike. Despite this increased interest, there is still an apparent lack of detailed vulnerability development information …
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Robert McMillan / Computerworld:Hacker publishes notorious Apple Wi-Fi attack (finally)
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Liquidmatrix Security Digest
Stephen Shankland / Crave:
USB 3.0 brings optical connection in 2008 — Update: I added some details about USB 3.0 device availability and performance. — SAN FRANCISCO—Intel and others plan to release a new version of the ubiquitous Universal Serial Bus technology in the first half of 2008, a revamp the chipmaker …
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Charlie Demerjian / Inquirer:Gelsinger demos USB 3.0, PICe 3.0 and other new toys
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Ars Technica
Duncan Riley / TechCrunch:
TechCrunch40 Session 7: Rich Media & Mash Ups — We're live blogging each session, adding to the summary of each company direct from the floor of TechCrunch 40. Click Refresh to view. — XRT3D — XTR3D develops software that lets users interact with computers and gaming consoles using 3D human motions.
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Mozilla.org:
Mozilla Foundation Security Advisory 2007-28 — Code execution via QuickTime Media-link files — Impact: — Critical — Announced: — Reporter: — Petko D. Petkov — Products: — Firefox, SeaMonkey — Fixed in: — Firefox 2.0.0.7 — On his blog Petko D. Petkov reported …
Nick Baum / Official Google Reader Blog:
Breaking up isn't hard to do — We don't know how to tell you this, but it's time that we break up. It's just that we're different now. People can search. They can share what they read. They can even see trends about what they read, and how often they do it.
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
TechCrunch40: Jeff Clavier Launches $12 Million Venture Fund — Angel investor and startup advisor Jeff Clavier (pictured with Digg founder Kevin Rose) just announced a new $12 million early stage venture fund today at the TechCrunch40 conference. The new fund will be called SoftTech VC II.
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Jeff Clavier's Software Only, bub.blicio.us, CenterNetworks, Digital Daily and Tech Trader Daily
Valleywag:
Hotornot: Dating site not so hot with advertisers? — HotorNot.com, the online dating and rating site run by Jim Young and James Hong, is abandoning its experiment in free, ad-supported user profiles and is reverting back to paid memberships. Is this a sign of failure?
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blognation, Mashable!, TechCrunch, The Paradigm Shift, Virtual Economics and Clickety Clack
