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• Exclusive Video Of The Litl Webbook

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  When news of the Litl Webbook broke out on Wednesday , I was pleased to learn that the company is located here in Boston, since there arent nearly as many people in this area making actual hardware devices, as opposed to software and web companies.I got a chance to sit down with CEO John Chuang for a thorough ...
  2 days ago

• Dual-Screen OLPC Design Binned; Get Ready For The OLPC Tablet

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  The One Laptop Per Child project has seen mixed success. With competition from similar, but more familiar-looking items from Intel and others , the OLPC found itself suddenly competing in a market it had no intention of entering. But theyre out there, theyve had some serious orders , and despite some other speed ...
  5 days ago

• Sorenson’s Squeeze 6: A Connected Media Encoding And Distribution Platform

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  A couple weeks ago, a friend of mine came to me with a problem. The British distribution company handling his music video was shockingly backwards in its formatting, and was asking for a Real Media encode of the video. They didnt specify bitrate, resolution, where it would be shown, or anything like that. Quicktime ...
  6 days ago

• NSA Datacenters To Store Yottabytes Of Surveillance Data

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  Theres an interesting article in the current New York Review of books (predictably, a book review) detailing the history of the National Security Agency, that shadowy power-behind-the-power to which we surrender much of our privacy. That in itself is interesting, but I found the introduction a bit shocking: the NSA is ...
  1 week ago

• CrunchGear Week in Review: Monster Mash Edition

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  Here are some stories you might have missed this week on CrunchGear. All about the Motorola Droid Helmet radar: coming to a supersoldier near you Spooky Tesla Radio in a jar
  1 week ago

• CrunchGear Week in Review: By Cell Light Edition

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  Heres a look at what happened on CrunchGear this week: The real life Burger King Windows 7 Whopper is a disgusting joke to humanity Quick Look: 13.3-inch Acer Timeline Orchestral movements by LCD light
  2 weeks ago

• This is why Apple’s iFrame is a bad idea

  
  CrunchGear — Authority: 800
  Yesterday, word got out of Apple’s new iFrame standard, which purports to expedite video editing by keeping the video in “the same format used on a computer.” Really, it’s nothing but a resolution and wrapper. So why am I losing my mind over it? Because the way iFrame is being positioned and propagated is ...
  3 weeks ago

• iTunes LP $10,000 Fee Too Much For You? Make Your Own

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  The whole world was bullish on iTunes LPs when they were announced ; I called it a black eye for the majors, whose CMX format has yet to be popularized. But the hype was curbed when it was discovered that there was a $10,000 fee associated with the service, putting it completely out of reach for less affluent ...
  3 weeks ago

• Tagball – Indoor Paintball Simulator

  
  PaintballLifestyle - Paintball's #1 Free eMagazine! — Authority: 147
  The Tagball - Indoor Paintball Simulator gives you an accurate paintball simulating handgun shoots that shoots small ¾ hook and loop ammo. Instead.
  3 weeks ago

• Internet Archaeology: In Which The Internet’s Sordid Past Is Preserved And Curated

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  It wasnt long ago that we heard about the imminent demise of one of the nets most infamous and venerable sites: Geocities. At the time, we could see the pendulum hanging from the rafters, but earlier this week it was set a-swinging and the site will die quietly and gallantly on October 26th . Of course, while the ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Windows 7 Launch Party Video Was Not An Isolated Incident; They Have Party Favors!

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  It was only two weeks ago that the Windows 7 Launch Party video cut a burning swath across the internet, leaving only scorched sensibilities and a feeling that youd lost something fundamental never to be regained.We lied to ourselves then that it couldnt be more than a blip on the radar, a PR pitch gone awry and ...
  4 weeks ago

• Microsoft Demos Prototype Multi-Touch Mice

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  The other day, I went on a short tour of some of Microsofts Labs, where they do everything from rapid prototypes of new products to acoustic testing in anechoic chambers. Most of my time was spent in the Applied Sciences groups labs, where they are working on some seriously interesting devices.And theyre not just into ...
  4 weeks ago

• Zune HD’s UI: The Full Tour

  
  TechCrunch — Authority: 899
  The Zune HD is upon us, and whether you love it or hate it, you have to admit that it is devilishly good-looking. I happen to think its also a great media player, based on my day with it and on previous demos, but the final judgment will come in a day or two with the full review.In the meantime, Im sure a lot of ...
  7 weeks ago

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