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Category Archives: Technology
The complicated mobile development market got just a little simpler yesterday as HP discontinued operations related to the production of webOS mobile phones and tablets. Not sure anyone saw this news coming, despite rumors that sales of the TouchPad in … Continue reading
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The PhoneGap open source mobile development platform released their 1.0 version on Friday at the first ever PhoneGap Day in Portland. The platform originally launched in 2009 and after some iPhone App Store hiccups, they have steadily improved by fixing … Continue reading
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If you flash back to 1994, when this crazy thing called the “World Wide Web” was starting to catch on, you’d have to admit it was a pretty static experience in comparison to today’s. A “web site” would consist of … Continue reading
A Nielsen Company report regarding smartphone market share released on Thursday named Android as the leading operating system manufacturer since November of last year.
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The newest version of WordPress, version 3.1 codenamed “Reinhardt”, has been released and is available to download or via an autoupdate from the dashboard. In addition to over 800 bug fixes, this update includes a new admin bar, a cleaner … Continue reading
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We knew it would be coming when News Corp’s The Daily debuted with it’s in-app subscription model, but this week Apple officially detailed their new subscription service for all iOS app publishers. The new policies allow users to sign up … Continue reading
The Internet is almost full. No, really, the Internet is almost full. With the last of the IPv4 addresses being distributed across the world, they will run out completely, perhaps as soon as 2012.
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Internet Explorer 9 is another step closer to full public release as Microsoft made available the first release candidate (RC) of the browser for download. Release candidates are past alpha or beta versions of software and indicate that this should … Continue reading
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The New LifeStyles iPhone app, developed by MarketNet, offers a free, quick and easy way to find nearby retirement communities, senior living communities, nursing care and Alzheimer’s care. The matching locations are color-coded so that you can filter your … Continue reading
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I’ve had to change a lot of passwords in the last two weeks. I had a Macbook stolen one weekend and then this weekend my login data was among the 1.3 million usernames and passwords compromised when hackers broke into … Continue reading
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