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  • Taking the Windows Phone 7 Series emulator for a test drive (video)
    By Engadget on March 20th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    If you’ve been following the news about Microsoft’s reinvention of its mobile presence, Windows Phone 7 Series , chances are you heard about how the company’s developer-friendly emulator was… modified slightly by Dan Ardelean to expose a series of applications and hubs that you weren’t supposed to see yet. Microsoft was quite gracious about …

  • How To: Hide Your "Collection" [How To]
    By Gizmodo on March 20th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    All this talk about preserving digital legacies got me thinking: What about the bits we don’t want to leave behind? Y’know, the risqué material? Don’t pretend you don’t know what I’m talking about. This seems like a complicated subject. It’s not. There’s some data that’s private, both in terms of content as well…

  • A CableCARD replacement is due by December 2012, bandaids by this Fall
    By Engadget on March 17th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    While most of the FCC’s new Broadband plan has been about, well, broadband, there’s also some great news for HDTV fans. We expected a few mentions about CableCARD and its future when the FCC requested comments and declared it a failure , but we’re still glad to see that the FCC listened to consumer…

  • No Copy And Paste for Windows Phone 7 Devices
    By Mashable on March 17th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    Talk about not learning from others’ mistakes. Apple has been bashed for months due to lack of copy and paste on its iPhone – never mind if you actually use clipboard or not (I bet most people don’t), it’s a smart phone, and not having this functionality makes…

  • The New IE9: More HTML5, CSS3, and No Windows XP
    By Mashable on March 16th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    Today Microsoft released the developer preview of Internet Explorer 9 . It’s the first look we’ve had at Microsoft’s flagship browser since it first revealed details late last year. The preview is bare-bones: after playing around with it, I can tell you that it doesn’t have much in terms of…

  • Internet Explorer 9: A Fresh Start, With HTML5 [Internet Explorer]
    By Gizmodo on March 16th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    Ninth time’s the charm, sometimes! At least that’s Microsoft’s hope with IE9, which they’ve just announced at Mix , brings new HTML5 support (including HTML5 video!), hardware-accelerated 2D graphics, and a totally new JavaScript engine—and no XP support. Microsoft’s just demoed the latest build of IE9, the final version …

  • Jaxbot’s Windows Phone 7 Series Theme now available in beta (video)
    By Engadget on March 13th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    Even if your handset of choice won’t be eligible for upgrade to Windows Phone 7, there’s no reason you can’t enjoy the look and feel of Microsoft’s latest and greatest with a well-executed skin, right? Looks like Jaxbot’s Windows Phone 7 Series Theme is available in passable beta form — great news for any and all …

  • Lego-borne BlackBerry Tour probably still lacks WiFi
    By Engadget on March 13th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    How do you know you’ve reached status as an internationally-recognized icon? When someone decides to make a Lego representation of you, that’s when — so our hats go off to you, BlackBerry Tour , for this distinguished accomplishment. Well-traveled Lego artist Nathan Sawaya was recently tapped to turn RIM’s global CDMA traveler…

  • Engadget Podcast 187 - 03.13.2010
    By Engadget on March 13th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    How many SDK’s does it take to screw in a light bulb? You won’t find the answer in this week’s leaky edition of the Engadget Podcast Show, but you will get an exclusive chance to peer into the future of Paul Miller’s voiceover career. Hosts: Josh Topolsky, Nilay Patel, Paul Miller Producer: Trent…

  • How To: Turn Your Web Apps Into Real Apps [How To]
    By Gizmodo on March 13th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    When you use a site like Gmail, you have to decide: Do I want to use the service’s website, or do I want to use it through an app, like Outlook? Here’s how to get the best of both worlds. What I’m talking about is something called site-specific browsers , which are…