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Dean Hachamovitch / IEBlog:
Putting sites at the center of the browsing experience, using the whole PC: IE9 Beta Available for Download — Our approach to building a faster web browsing platform, as seen in the Platform Previews, involves using everything the PC and its hardware have to offer.
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Ed Bott / Ed Bott's Microsoft Report Blog:
Internet Explorer 9 beta review: Microsoft reinvents the browser — Today in San Francisco, Microsoft will officially unveil Internet Explorer 9 and make it available to the general public. It is, without question, the most ambitious browser release Microsoft has ever undertaken …
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Epicenter, Neowin.net, Technologizer, MSDN Blogs, Engadget, PC Magazine, Download Squad, Beyond Binary, Covering Web, Ryan Stewart, Redmond Pie, TechNet Blogs, Ed Bott's Windows Expertise, The Huffington Post, GottaBeMobile and iClarified, Thanks:edbott
Austin Carr / Fast Company:
Internet Explorer 9 Brings Apps to Microsoft Windows 7 — What are apps, other than tiny colorful icons that provide rich, interactive experiences on mobile devices? Think about your iPhone's New York Times or Facebook app. They don't feel like an installed program—they're much less clunky …
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MSDN Blogs, Guardian, TechCrunch, Digital Daily, Gadgetell, Redmond Pie, Computerworld, ReadWriteWeb, The Next Web, Covering Web, Download Squad and The Huffington Post
Brian MacDonald / Search Blog:
Bing Previews a More Beautiful Search Experience in IE9 — We are very excited about the IE9 beta launch today in San Francisco. The team has put a lot of work into building a browser that helps to unlock the beauty of the web. Bing was one of several publishers to preview some new possibilities …
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InformationWeek, Seattle Times, PC Magazine, Search Engine Land, Computerworld, PC Pro, The Next Web and TechCrunch
Gregg Keizer / PC World:
Microsoft, Mozilla, Google Trade Barbs Over Speed Moves
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Computerworld and CNET News
Peter Bright / Ars Technica:
Feature: Inside Internet Explorer 9: Redmond gets back in the game
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istartedsomething, The Windows Blog, Channel 10, PC World, ReadWriteWeb, BetaNews and Download Squad
Apple:
Apple's AirPrint Wireless Printing for iPad, iPhone & iPod touch Coming to Users in November — Available First on HP ePrint Printers — Apple® today announced that it is releasing a beta version of its AirPrint wireless printing for iPad™, iPhone® and iPod touch® …
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Josh Lowensohn / CNET News:
iOS 4.2 turns iPad's screen lock into volume switch
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The Next Web
Joshua Topolsky / Engadget:
iOS 4.2 on iPad preview (video) (updated)
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App Advice, 9 to 5 Mac, MacRumors, Thoughts from the Sidelines, TUAW, Covering Web, Redmond Pie and The Huffington Post
Joshua Topolsky / Engadget:
iOS 4.2 beta hits Apple's developer portal, wireless printing dubbed ‘AirPrint’
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App Advice, AppleInsider, Boy Genius Report, CNET News, SlashGear, Gizmodo, Erictric, TiPb, IntoMobile, Ars Technica, 9 to 5 Mac and Electronista
John Boudreau / Mercury News:
Apple to announce subscription plan for newspapers — Apple is expected to announce soon a new subscription plan for newspapers, which hope tablets like the iPad will eventually provide a new source of profit as media companies struggle with declining print circulation and advertising revenue.
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Yahoo! News, PC World, Fast Company, Boy Genius Report, MacRumors, AppleInsider, DailyFinance, Obsessable, CNET News, VentureBeat, SlashGear, 9 to 5 Mac, Erictric, FierceMobileContent, TheAppleBlog, Silicon Alley Insider, IntoMobile, The Next Web, ChasNote, Lost Remote, Digital Trends, MediaPost, GeekSugar, iLounge, TUAW, Electronista, everythingiCafe, Gizmodo Australia and [H]ardOCP News/Article Feed, more at Mediagazer »
Ed Christman / Billboard.Biz:
Exclusive: Sources Detail Google's Proposal For A Music Service — Google is circulating a proposal among major record labels for a long-anticipated music service that would include an a la carte digital download store and a subscription-based cloud-based locker, according to industry sources.
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Epicenter, Ars Technica, GigaOM, Techland, paidContent, Engadget, Electronista, CNET News, MediaMemo, Music Ally, Tech Trader Daily and Mobile Entertainment, more at Mediagazer »
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MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
Google Music: Part iTunes, Part Lala, Part Awesome. But... An article yesterday on Billboard gives some new details into Google's upcoming music store plans. Over the past several years, there have been no shortage of services that have launched with the hopes of being the “iTunes killer” …
Eric Savitz / Tech Trader Daily:
Apple: To Ward Off Android Threat, It Needs A Verizon iPhone — Android is turning into a bigger threat to Apple (AAPL) in the smart phone market than some of the iPhone fanboys on the Street had expected. And the time has come for Apple to do something about it.
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MediaPost, Electronista, Macsimum News, Digital Daily, Cult of Mac and Between the Lines Blog
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Tricia Duryee / mocoNews:
Apple Continued To Lose U.S. Marketshare Despite Spike From iPhone 4 Sales
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The Microsoft Blog, IntoMobile and PreCentral.net
Peter Kasting / Google Chrome Blog:
Tip: Just the text, please! — Has this ever happened to you? You're writing an email online and you try to copy some text from a webpage. But when you paste it in, you get all the original fonts, colors, and spacing. “Wait!” you say, “I just wanted the text!”
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Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Status Of CrunchPad Litigation — Late last year, on the eve of launch, I announced the end of the CrunchPad project, sadly ending a very exciting one and a half year effort to create a very inexpensive touch screen tablet computer. — Our partner, Fusion Garage, had inexplicably decided …
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Electronista
Kara Swisher / BoomTown:
Exclusive: Facebook and Microsoft Deep in Talks About Deepening Search Ties — Facebook and Microsoft are discussing an agreement that would significantly expand the search relationship the pair have shared for many years, said several people with knowledge of the situation.
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The Microsoft Blog, CNET News, Silicon Alley Insider, Neowin.net, SiliconANGLE, Skeptic Geek, Softpedia News and MediaPost
Stacey Higginbotham / GigaOM:
Skyhook Sues Google in a Location Battle Royale — Updated: Skyhook Wireless, the company that provides software and a database for determining location using nearby Wi-Fi signals, has sued Google for interfering with its business and for patent infringement.
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CNET News, Silicon Alley Insider, Electronista, MacDailyNews and Voices on All Things Digital
Ryan Singel / Epicenter:
Singel-Minded: Craigslist Took One for the Open Internet — Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has Craigslist and the open internet in his cross hairs. AP Photo/Jessica Hill — ANALYSIS: Despite having the law on its side Craigslist took down its “Adult Services” …
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Josh Kosman / New York Post:
Novell Inc. reaches two-part sale deal: sources — Novell Inc. has reached a deal in principle to sell itself in two parts, and is three to four weeks away from signing a deal, according to people close to the process. A strategic buyer will buy the piece of the software provider that develops …
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Open Source Blog, The Register, PE Hub Blog, Network World, Computerworld, OStatic blogs, virtualization.info and Tech Trader Daily
Aza Raskin / Aza on Design:
Firefox Panorama: Search proof-of-concept — There are two modes people use for finding information: browsing and searching. Browsing is for when you don't know exactly what you want to find, and search is for when you know exactly for what you are looking.
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Download Squad and Lifehacker, Thanks:atul
John Gruber / Daring Fireball:
What's Next for Nokia? — Here's the situation facing Nokia's new CEO, Stephen Elop: — Nokia needs to settle on one software platform for mobile devices, very soon. — None of their Symbian-based stuff should be the choice. — The only other thing they have in-house is MeeGo.
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Engadget, TechCrunch, Tech Trader Daily and displayblog
Jasmine France / CNET News:
Slacker Premium Radio to offer on-demand music — Slacker Radio first launched in 2007 as an intuitive online music player that let you stream a variety of preprogrammed and custom-made radio stations based on your favorite artists and songs. Since then, the service has added a continuous array …
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Technologizer and ReadWriteWeb
Tom Simonite / Technology Review:
License Plates Used for Public Messaging — Apps that read license plates can send notes to their owners, and help businesses track customers. — Next time you're stuck in traffic, take a look at the license plates on the cars around you. To a user of bump.com—which launches today …
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PC Magazine and PogoWasRight.org
Glenn Kelman / Redfin Corporate Blog:
Bill Gates, Hero — It's a simple argument: Bill Gates is, by far, our industry's greatest hero. It's hard to believe we once saw Bill as the pie-splattered villain, and others as the idealists. And it's hard to understand why, even now, the entrepreneur whom our youth admire far …
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TechFlash, The Raw Feed and The Microsoft Blog
Ionut Arghire / Softpedia News:
Windows Phone 7 Showcased in Bing Ad — Redmond-based software giant Microsoft is gearing up for the upcoming launch of Windows Phone 7, and new pieces of info on what the upcoming solution is all about have just emerged courtesy of a video ad for another product from the company, namely Bing.
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Mobility Digest, Engadget, IntoMobile and WMExperts
