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Joan Marsh / AT&T Public Policy Blog:
Wireless is Different — It's now day four of the aftermath of the Verizon-Google net neutrality announcement and the number of voices weighing in on the matter continues to grow. Monday's news fanned what was already a passionate discussion. And it also brought into focus a critical aspect …
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Jennifer Valentino-DeVries / Digits:
No Shock: AT&T Backs Different Rules for Wireless in Net Neutrality
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eWeek and TechCrunch
Sara Inés Calderón / Inside Facebook:
Facebook Live Launches, Broadcasting Celebrities, Product Launches and More from Company Headquarters — Facebook debuted its official live video stream channel today, Facebook Live, at the company's Palo Alto, Calif. headquarters. Starting now, it is beginning to feature celebrity guests …
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Alexia Tsotsis / TechCrunch:
Out Of 500 Million Users, Looks Like 360 Tuned In To Facebook Live — Just what you've always wanted to do, “glimpse inside Facebook's headquarters”! Except that does sound kind of cool when you imagine Facebook bringing in top engineering talent and talking about new product development.
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WebProNews, VentureBeat and CNET News
Keith / BIT-101:
Kindle and iPad Displays: Up close and personal. — This really isn't meant to be a contentious post. It really only came about because I got a new toy, something I've been wanting to get for a while - a USB microsope! Here's the model I got: — Veho VMS004 DELUXE USB Powered Microscope
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Kindle Review, CrunchGear, Gizmodo, Snarkmarket and Geek.com
Peter Svensson / Associated Press:
Company behind magicJack to banish calling costs — NEW YORK — The company behind the magicJack, the Internet phone gadget heavily advertised on television, has another trick up its sleeve: free phone calls from computers, smart phones and iPads. — The cost of phone calls routed over the Internet has been on a long slide.
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Leander Kahney / Cult of Mac:
Liquidmetal May Be Used For New iPhone Antenna Says Inventor [Exclusive] — Apple may be planning to use Liquidmetal for a new iPhone antenna, says the co-inventor of the sci-fi metal alloy. — Interviewed exclusively by CultofMac.com, Dr. Atakan Peker says Liquidmetal might be a good material for building a next-generation antenna.
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David Dahlquist / Computerworld:
Myspace Music Romeo is like Pandora for music videos — Pandora is a wonderful service for discovering new music that matches your tastes, but it does little to capitalize on the iPad's glorious 9-inch display. Enter MySpace Music Romeo, an iPad app that lets you easily play, discover …
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Ryan Lawler / NewTeeVee:
BBC: HTML5 ‘Starting to Sail Off-Course’ — Many see HTML5 as the future for the delivery of web-based video, as well as a standards-based replacement for proprietary formats — like Adobe Flash — that dominate video delivery today. But Erik Huggers, director of Future Media & Technology at the BBC …
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Electricpig.co.uk, paidContent, Broadband TV News and BBC
Caroline McCarthy / The Social:
Is this the burger joint of the future? — NEW YORK—The team behind 4food, a burger shop opening next month on Madison Avenue and East 40th Street in midtown Manhattan, might have put forth the most idealistic concept that the fast-food industry has yet seen.
Silicon Alley Insider:
AOL “Head Of Technology” Jeff Reynar Already Bails For Startup After Half A Year — AOL's Jeff Reynar, hired in January as “head of technology for engineering and products in New York,” and later also “engineering lead for AOL's Content business” has already left the company, we hear.
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Stowe Boyd and The Huffington Post
Kevin Poulsen / Threat Level:
Cyberwar Against Wikileaks? Good Luck With That — View WikiLeaks insurance seeders in a larger map — Should the U.S. government declare a cyberwar against WikiLeaks? — On Thursday, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told a gathering in London that the secret-spilling website …
Voice of America:
Citizen Scientists Discover Rare Pulsar Using Home Computers — Three citizen-scientists volunteering their personal computer time to a giant U.S. radio observatory have discovered a rare pulsar - an energetic young star that rotates dozens of times per second.
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Brave New World, BBC, Ars Technica, Network World and Wired Science
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines Blog:
Microsoft's lost eight years online: More than $6 billion down the tubes — Microsoft has recently touted its success with Bing — and with good reason. The search engine is gaining share and will continue to as Microsoft's partnership with Yahoo kicks in.
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Social Gold:
Social Gold Joins Google - A Letter From Our Founders — We are excited to announce that Jambool is becoming a part of the Google family today. — Jambool started as a social collaboration platform in 2006. In 2007, we shifted our — focus to build applications on social networks.
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Social Gold, Softpedia News, SocialTimes.com, VentureBeat, TechCrunch, Erictric, Inside Social Games and Voices on All Things Digital
Garett Rogers / Googling Google Blog:
The problem with Google Voice Actions for Android — Google Voice actions is a “cool” new feature for Android (Froyo 2.2). With this new feature you are able to tell your phone what to do, with just your voice. How about some of these examples: — 1) “send text to bob hey are you coming for lunch or what?”
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Scott Webster / AndroidGuys:
Vlingo Sets $10 App Free After Google Voice Actions Announcement
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Android Tapp, AndroidSPIN and Android Phone Fans
Jason Kincaid / TechCrunch:
Google Calls Oracle Patent Suit Baseless And An Attack On The Open-Source Java Community — Last night, Oracle filed suit against Google over its Android operating system, alleging that Google was infringing on seven Java patents with Android and its Dalvik virtual machine.
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Fone Arena, FOSS Patents, AndroidGuys, Computerworld, Open Source Blog and Android Phone Fans
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Darryl K. Taft / eWeek:
Java Creator Gosling: Oracle's Android Lawsuit Is No Surprise
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Computerworld, CNET News, Threat Level, broadstuff and TechSpot
Kris Colvin / Fresh from the Arboretum:
Breaking: New Features from Twitter Just Appeared: TLists & Also Followed By — I'm a bit befuddled but wanted to share some mysterious features that just showed up on my Twitter.com screen. — The first is TLists - a similar feature to Listorious, TList appeared on my page to show others the lists I am on.
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VentureBeat, Search Engine Watch, The Next Web, ArabCrunch English, Mashable!, Techie Buzz and JasonPollock.TV
Tim Stevens / Engadget:
Square mobile payment readers now shipping again to tiny transaction tycoons — The Square payment system hasn't exactly had a smooth road to availability, with deliveries put on hold back in June due to an ominous “credit processing and risk issue.” If that didn't scare you away …
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Thom Holwerda / OSNews:
Oracle Kills OpenSolaris, Moves Development Behind Closed Doors — Well, Oracle went from one of those big enterprise-serving companies most of us don't deal with to one of the more hated companies in our little community. Not only did they just sue Google over Android and its use …
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