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Well it is time for another Apple Legal Round up. On Friday October 14th 2011 we find that Apple has managed to get a preliminary injunction on the sales of some of Samsung’s products in Australia. Most notable in this…
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Wednesday, 12 October 2011 22:38
Intel Folds Digital TV Group into Tablet Division
Written by Sean Kalinich
It looks like Intel is getting out of the Digital Home… well in a manner of speaking. Intel’s Digital Home Group; the ones responsible for their Atom CE4100 SoC that made its way into the Boxee and Google TV is…
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Tuesday, 11 October 2011 22:26
President of Windows Phone Division talks Smack about iOS and Android
Written by Sean Kalinich
There are two things you can do when you are at the bottom of the pile. One is to work harder and smarter so that you can fight your way to the top. The other is to talk smack hoping…
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Monday, 10 October 2011 22:34
We Take the Asus TF101 Transformer Out for a 3-Week Test Drive Featured
Written by Sean Kalinich
In our second dive into the Non-Apple Tablet market we take a look at one of the more popular Android…
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Sunday, 09 October 2011 08:54
Google Puts Remote Control into Chrome Browser; What’s Next?
Written by Sean Kalinich
Google has just released an extension that allows remote control of any system that has the Chrome Web Browser installed. Although still in the Beta stages Google claims that this add-in for their browser will help IT organizations to more…
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Remember how we told you not too long ago that Microsoft was being smart by working on a tablet friendly version of Windows 8? (Which they have been trying very hard to screw up) Well, one of the things we…
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Well you can now pre-order your less than impressive refresh of the iPhone. The new iPhone 4S pre-order sites went live around 3am this morning. However, despite several years of launching new phones none of the companies in question appear…
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Microsoft is at it again it seems. Sometimes I do not know what goes on in some of their meetings. After hearing the many complaints about the new Metro UI (also known as the Start Screen) Microsoft is choosing to…
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Wednesday, 05 October 2011 20:24
Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs Passes Featured
Written by Sean Kalinich
The word is out all over the net; Steve Jobs, Apple Co-Founder and visionary has passed away after an extended bout with cancer and the complications that come with it. Jobs’ death marks the passing of an era of sorts.…
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Wednesday, 05 October 2011 19:40
Apple's iPhone 4S Fails to Impress the Press
Written by Sean Kalinich
So Apple had their little press event yesterday. The Hype was there, the buildup was there, and even the usual plethora of rumors was there. However, sadly neither Steve Jobs nor an exciting new product was there. We watched a…
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One of the things that continues to annoy me about Microsoft is their constant failures. These failures are not due to product failures. The products they make are pretty solid; no it is because Microsoft fails to understand the market…
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The day before Apple holds its three ring circus for the next generation of iPhone Adobe shows off a few choice apps for Android’s Honeycomb Tablet Operating system. One of these is their top end Photoshop app with a completely…
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Sometimes old news is funny news and this one falls into that category. On Friday the 30th of September a new malware definition database for Microsoft’s Security Essentials (that comes with almost every current version of Windows) began mistakenly (?)…
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Saturday, 01 October 2011 19:11
We Find Snow at the Beach, Thermaltake's Level 10 GT Snow Edition Featured
Written by Sean Kalinich
ThermalTake has launched some bold designs (and some rather gaudy ones too). Some of these have been successful while others have received ridicule from the online community and gamers (even coining the phrase “Friends don’t let Friends use ThermalTake” at…
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Enthusiast Peripherals
After reading a somewhat serious review on an iPhone/iPad app that features jiggling Jell-O, it occurs to me that techs are odd characters when it comes to silliness. They can also be a little unreliable in the humor department, but…
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Friday, 30 September 2011 22:39
Anonymous Analytics Prepares to Fight Fraud and Corruption
Written by Sean Kalinich
When you think about social activist groups you often think of Green Peace, or maybe the Suzan Colman foundation, perhaps your mind may hit on groups like the Shriners. I do doubt that you think of Anonymous. When Anonymous comes…
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