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Anil Dash:
The Twitter API is Finished. Now What? — Update: We've got some results already! Joseph Scott at Automattic mentions in the comments that he's added RSD support for the Twitter API to WordPress.com. I should also make clear that I am very confident that we'll be building apps on top …
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WordPress 2.9, oh so fine — Filed under Releases. — I want to make you mine, all the time... oh wait. Hello. I'm here on behalf of the entire WordPress development team and community to announce the immediate availability of WordPress version 2.9 “Carmen” named in honor …
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Chip Chick:
Re Accessory Transforms your iPhone into a Universal Remote Control — attaches to the base of your iPhone and using its accompanying app, the device transforms your iPhone into a fully functional universal remote control. We're talking about an advanced remote control with an extensive built …
Kdawson / Slashdot:
Yes, Google Does De-List Pages; But When? — from the how-offensive-is-too-offensive dept. — Frequent Slashdot contributor Bennett Haselton writes — “Google finds itself inserting a disclaimer once again above some offensive search results. But the disclaimer still leads many to believe …
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Google To Acquire DocVerse; Office War Heats Up — Google, which is currently on one heck of a spending spree, is closing an acquisition of San Francisco based DocVerse, a service that lets users collaborate around Microsoft Office documents, we've heard from a source with knowledge of the deal.
Louis Gray:
Growing Grumblings on Tech News Don't Address Incentives — If you are the subject of the news, people will judge your actions and how you react to being in the spotlight. If you are the distributor of the news, how you message that news, and how accurately you report that news, will also be dissected.
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Google Experimenting With Browser Login For Chrome OS — Google has made a change to Chrome OS to move the user login from the machine to the browser. Our guess is Google is, or will eventually use, Google Friend Connect to facilitate login. — The feature was first mentioned on October 13 …
Eric Eldon / Inside Social Games:
With Hit Social Game Happy Farm, Chinese Developer 5 Minutes Raises $3.5 Million from DFJ — It's not just western social gaming companies that are raising money these days. 5 Minutes, the China-based developer of cross-platform sensation Happy Farm, has closed a $3.5 million first round …
Kevin Kelleher / GigaOM:
For Palm, Yet Another Wrenching Crisis — Palm is the Jack Bauer of the mobile industry. Its story is one of high-tension drama in which it lurches from one crisis to another, saving itself from the jaws of despair only to face some new and more daunting threat, all while the clock ominously ticks away.
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Kim-Mai Cutler / VentureBeat:
MyWebWill prepares your final tweet, Facebook update upon death — One rather morbid consequence of sharing our lives online is the digital trail we leave behind when we die. — It's not an idea that comes readily to the Facebook generation, but managing the profiles and blog posts left behind upon death …
Gregg Keizer / Computerworld:
Contrary to report, Psystar not shutting down, lawyer says — Mac clone maker's lawyer says another attorney misquoted; Psystar not out of business, but site is down — Computerworld - Although Mac clone maker Psystar has turned off the lights at its Web site, the firm is not shutting down permanently …
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Ben Charny / Dow Jones Newswires:Mac Clone Computer Maker Psystar To Shutter> AAPL
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Associated Press:
Stock windfall for Google employees — NEW YORK — Google's employees couldn't have timed the stock market's turn any better. — A day before stocks bottomed in March, Google let almost 16,000 of its workers exchange their stock options. It turned out to be the deal of a lifetime.
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch:
Quicktime Vets Bring Mobile Video And Photo Sharing With Thwapr (Beta Launch) — Sharing videos on the Web is easy: Upload to YouTube or Facebook, send out a link. Sharing videos on mobile phones is still a pain. The iPhone tries to make it easier by letting you upload directly to YouTube …
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines:
Reality check: Rackspace's cloud goes down; A few blog sites notice — You'd think that an outage at Rackspace crippled the Internet and left us peering outside our cubicles left to actually talk to real people or something. The reality: Rackspace had another unfortunate outage that happened …
Eric Engleman / TechFlash:
Amazon Kindle DX out of stock — Amazon.com yesterday trumpeted that December is already its best sales month ever for its Kindle electronic readers, and tried to further juice sales with a free shipping offer on its $259 basic Kindle. But the company has also quietly run out of its other reader, the large-screen Kindle DX.
