With terrible sales and no sign of turnaround, Palm’s options are whittling down to one: buyout. Ex-Appler Phil Kearney sees a buyer in Google, which, in its looming megawar with Apple, might need Palm as much as Palm needs it. In looking at the brewing battle between Apple and HTC, it is interesting …
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How To: Run Windows in OS X, the Right Way [How To]By Gizmodo on March 6th, 2010 | No Comments
If you’re anxious about switching from a PC to a Mac, consider this: There are a multitude of ways you can virtualize Windows within OS X, and they all work uniquely well. Here’s how to choose the right one. There are three major virtualization products for Mac, and at their core, they’re all…
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North Korea’s Red Star OS takes the ‘open’ out of ‘open source’By Engadget on March 4th, 2010 | No Comments
You know, Tux always seemed so harmless… little did we know that he is actually a Che Guevara-type figure who’s been traveling around the world, fighting the good fight on any number of fronts. First, Cuba announces its national Linux variant, Nova , and now? Red Star is North Korea’s very own Linux-…
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Dell’s Latitude 13 business laptop now available, looking businessyBy Engadget on March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments
Hey, if you’re in the market for a beauty of a thin and light, and you mean business, you’re in luck today. Dell’s Latitude 13 laptop marketed for the business type (with a preinstalled Citrix client, simplified virtualization options and so on) is now available on the Dell site. With three customizing options — base, economy…
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BCC launches Alex, the laptop free of hassles but not monthly surcharges (video)By Engadget on February 23rd, 2010 | No Comments
What’s better than paying ?400 ($615) for a laptop from a place that won’t tell you what’s inside it? Paying that much for a laptop that then comes with a ?9.99 ($15) monthly fee just to use the thing. It’s the Alex from BCC, the Broadband Computer Company (not…
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Kondo KHR-3HV robot celebrates Engadget Award with a new Linux backpack (video)By Engadget on February 23rd, 2010 | No Comments
Yes, Kondo KHR-3HV , you were our choice for robot of the year , and we see you’re celebrating by going out and getting yourself some new gear. We like your taste. Inside that fancy new backpack is a 32-bit Samsung ARM CPU running at 200MHz, powerful enough to handle Linux…
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Microsoft and Amazon Sign Patent-Sharing DealBy Mashable on February 22nd, 2010 | No Comments
In a new deal announced today, Microsoft and Amazon will gain access to each other’s portfolio of patents, including patents related to the Amazon Kindle and the shopping giant’s Linux server technology. The patent cross-license deal makes both companies closer allies, as they are now sharing some…
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Tufts Now Accepts YouTube Videos as Part of College ApplicationBy Mashable on February 22nd, 2010 | No Comments
First the SATs, then those godawful essay topics (“Who is your personal beacon?”), now this: YouTube videos have become a part of the college admissions process — a prospect that could be simultaneously exciting and terrifying. According to The New York Times , Tufts University has begun accepting YouTube videos …
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Google exhibits Liquid Galaxy installation at TED, we toss back a DramamineBy Engadget on February 12th, 2010 | No Comments
You know you’ve wondered what Google Earth would look like across a curved, eight-display installation, and now your most stupendous dreams are a reality thanks to Liquid Galaxy. That’s the moniker that’s been given to Jason Holt’s 20 percent project, which he’s just now getting to showcase to the world at…
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Why the iPad Will Crush Netbooks and Ebook ReadersBy Gizmodo on January 28th, 2010 | No Comments
Now that we’ve seen the iPad in the light of day, there’s a lot of chatter about what it can’t do. But Apple is now a massive threat to netbooks and ebook readers . Here’s why: Generally speaking, the iPad’s goal is not to replace your netbook, assuming you own and love…












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