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Beyond Windows Phone 7: More on other pieces of Microsoft’s mobile portfolio (ZDNet)
The Windows Phone 7.0 operating system and Windows Phone 7 Series devices aren’t the only new and newly named pieces of Microsoft’s mobile portflio. There are others still in the wings, a few of which are still known only by their codenames. by Mary Jo Foley
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Beyond Windows Phone 7: More on other pieces of Microsoft’s mobile portfolio (ZDNet)
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Google intros final Chrome 6 with new speed, simpler UI
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Just after the two-year anniversary of its Chrome browser, Google on Thursday released a new Chrome 6 stable build for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. Its engine is faster than for Chrome 5 and a full three times faster than the 2008 browser originally was in JavaScript performance. Google has also made Chrome simpler, with a more minimalist interface…
More Microsoft codenames than you can shake a stick at
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This month’s version of my Microsoft Codename Tracker includes a number of brand-new entries in the high-end server space — including MFx, Dryad, Nectar, Orleans, Quincy and TidyFS — plus lots,…
Apple patches 13 iTunes security holes
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The vulnerabilities expose Windows users to remote code execution attacks via maliciously crafted Web sites.
Precautions to take before installing iTunes 10
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Apple has released iTunes 10 for Windows and Mac , which brings a number of new features to the program including a new icon (finally!), a hybrid column view to prevent repetitive album listings, and a new social network for music called Ping. The update is available through Software Update in OS X, but can also be downloaded from the iTunes Web site (Apple has updated their site to say iTunes …
Microsoft: Windows Phone 7 is "most thoroughly tested mobile platform" ever released
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Yesterday Microsoft’s new mobile platform Windows Phone 7 hit the RTM milestone, and in the official announcement Microsoft was keen to stress how mush tested had gone into this new platform.
Buffalo serves up USB-powered portable 3D Blu-ray player in Japan
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Stuck with an ODD-less netbook or laptop, but can’t quite shake the urge to watch a Blu-ray Disc on your next flight?
Global struggle over software patents
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Would society have benefited if Microsoft had to wait until the 21st century to deliver Windows, or something like it?
ViewSonic 10-inch dual boot ViewPad preview
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ViewSonic hasn’t settled on a name for this thing yet, vacillating between the ViewPad 100 and the ViewPad 10i. What it has settled on is a pretty delicious for factor for an Atom N455-based Windows 7 tablet, and the dual boot option to Android is really just gravy. Unfortunately it’s rather outdated gravy: Android 1.6 is the most recent version to support x86 processors, so we won’t be seeing any of the new Android goodness on here unless Google pulls together another Intel-friendly version of the OS in the near future — which seems relatively unlikely with Chrome OS around the corner, but you never know.
The Best Video Games On Awful Systems
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Buffalo55 writes “For the most part, classic games manage to reappear on different systems. Just look at Nintendo. The publisher has done an excellent job bringing NES, SNES, Genesis and even old school Neo Geo titles to the Wii’s Virtual Console, while Microsoft’s Game Room brings the best of Atari’s 2600 into the living room
Xbox 360 slimster made over in white, just for the hell of it
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Missing your oldie Xbox 360′s bright and airy white finish? Well, Microsoft’s still not willing to sell you a slimmified 360 in any color other than black (excepting the limited edition Halo gear ), but at least you can gaze upon the singular example of what a white one may look like above. This seemingly repainted Xbox 360 250GB (to give it its official, and ridiculous, name) has been lovingly put together over in China and really makes us wonder why Microsoft is depriving us of such snowy good looks.
