Feb 12 2009

How Darwinian: The evolution of 6 indispensible technologies

In honor of the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birth, this series of slideshows looks at how the Internet, the PC, the cell phone, the Mac, Windows and the router evolved over the years.

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Feb 12 2009

Twitter Is What You Make It

Just another Internet time drain, or better than e-mail and phone calls combined?

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Feb 12 2009

Kindle's New Challenger Brings E-Books to iPhones – PC World


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Kindle's New Challenger Brings E-Books to iPhones
PC World – 10 Feb 2009
Shortcovers — occasionally touted by its makers as "the Kindle Killer" — is set to launch in the coming days as an app for the iPhone, the BlackBerry, and the Android operating system.
'Kindle killer' Shortcovers covers a lot CNET News
Shortcovers Turning iPhone into eBook Macworld Canada
BetaNews – Globe and Mail – TechNewsWorld – New York Daily News
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Feb 12 2009

Updated Oregon Trail Planned for Mobile Phones – Wired News


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Updated Oregon Trail Planned for Mobile Phones
Wired News – 22 hours ago
By Earnest Cavalli February 11, 2009 | 1:47:00 PMCategories: iPhone, Portable Gaming Feeling like your iPhone is lacking that nostalgic gaming spark?
Updated version of Oregon Trail coming to the iPhone Ars Technica
The Games We Played – Oregon Trail OhGizmo!
Escapist Magazine – iPhonesTalk – Zergwatch
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Feb 12 2009

Communications sector set to usher in fourth wireless age – Business in Vancouver

Communications sector set to usher in fourth wireless age
Business in Vancouver – 11 Feb 2009
With the next generation of wireless communication technologies ready for deployment, wireless developers and carriers are placing their bets on which technologies will prevail in the fourth wireless age.
Samsung to revolutionze cellphones with programmable CDMA/GSM IntoMobile
Samsung to use software-switched radio chips in future cell phones Mobile Burn
engadget – VentureBeat
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Feb 12 2009

Updated Oregon Trail Planned for Mobile Phones – Wired News


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Updated Oregon Trail Planned for Mobile Phones
Wired News – 18 hours ago
By Earnest Cavalli February 11, 2009 | 1:47:00 PMCategories: iPhone, Portable Gaming Feeling like your iPhone is lacking that nostalgic gaming spark?
Updated version of Oregon Trail coming to the iPhone Ars Technica
The Games We Played – Oregon Trail OhGizmo!
Escapist Magazine – iPhonesTalk – Zergwatch
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Feb 12 2009

Shortcovers 'Kindle killer' e-reader under way for smartphones – BetaNews


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Shortcovers 'Kindle killer' e-reader under way for smartphones
BetaNews – 9 hours ago
by Jacqueline Emigh While hardware makers have failed to produce an "iPhone killer," a major book seller is now readying a software application for iPhone, BlackBerry and other smartphones, that will be marketed as a "Kindle killer.
'Kindle killer' Shortcovers covers a lot CNET News
Kindle's New Challenger Brings E-Books to iPhones PC World
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Feb 12 2009

Communications sector set to usher in fourth wireless age – Business in Vancouver

Communications sector set to usher in fourth wireless age
Business in Vancouver – 20 hours ago
With the next generation of wireless communication technologies ready for deployment, wireless developers and carriers are placing their bets on which technologies will prevail in the fourth wireless age.
Samsung to revolutionze cellphones with programmable CDMA/GSM IntoMobile
Samsung licenses Sandbridge's reconfigurable baseband tech engadget
Mobile Burn – VentureBeat
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Feb 12 2009

iPhone Push Notification Server tied to Snow Leopard Server

Despite licensing the proprietary ActiveSync Exchange Server protocol from Microsoft for use with the iPhone, Apple is building its own Push Notification Server for messaging services in both the iPhone and Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server using open, interoperable standards.

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Feb 12 2009

Next Pwn2Own Contest Targets IE8, Firefox, iPhone

Windows Secrets writes “After two straight years of taking dead aim at Macbooks and Windows-powered machines, hackers at this year’s CanSecWest conference will have shiny new targets: Web browsers and mobile phones. According to CanSecWest organisers, there will be two separate Pwn2Own competitions this year — one pitting hackers against IE8, Firefox 3 and Safari and another targeting Google Android, Apple iPhone, Nokia Symbian and Windows Mobile.”

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

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