The HTC Rhyme

The HTC Rhyme is something of a delicate matter, as it is HTC's firstphone that is said to have been designed with a female audience in mind. Yet it comes in dull colours and looks quite a lot like every other HTC handset we’ve seen so far.

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Google: The Beginning

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Use your Mobile Phone as a Business Card Scanner

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Will Skype and Gmail Give Your Data to the Indian Government? | Penn Olson

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Stay N Faithful

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Thursday, July 14, 2011

Today On Google+: Top Users Hide Followers, Gender Can Be Hidden & How Google+ Is Built

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Today On Google+: Top Users Hide Followers, Gender Can Be Hidden & How Google+ Is Built

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4 Ideas To Improve IIS & .NET For Technical SEO

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Google Kills The Quarter: $9 Billion In Revenue

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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Are College Libraries About to Become Bookless? - Education - GOOD

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Which is the best tablet for you? — Mobile Technology News

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How Google+ is built — Tech News and Analysis

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The Color Of Music | Fast Company

Unless you're a synesthete (or deep into LSD), you won't see bright red hues for soft tones or dark blues for a high riff. But there's still a way you can experience the Color of music. That's Color, as in Bill Nguyen's $41 million proximity-based photo-sharing service. MyStream, an app that launched in late March, is a music-sharing app for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad that lets users listen to music on the devices of other nearby users. Like Color, and an increasing number of social...

The Next Space Telescope Might Fly Commercial | Fast Company

The Planetary Science Institute (an august body involved in active space missions and science education around the world) has just signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Xcor Aerospace to get a human-operated observatory flown beyond the atmosphere aboard Xcor's suborbital Lynx spaceplane. As well as offering a laundry list of benefits compared to bigger orbital telescopes, including comparatively smaller costs, it's also a sign that the burgeoning commercial spaceplane business could bolster...

Negotiate A Great Salary In Tough Times

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Barack Obama's Economic Policy Platform

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Never Lose Sight of Your Dreams

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Beware of “Group think” | Jack Lynady

I got kicked out of an ‘Institutional’ small group 5 years ago because of group think. My ideas and thoughts on spiritual life were not in line with theirs… One thing I am learning to do is to love others no matter what they think or where they are in life. Sometimes I see in them thoughts that I used to agree with, and it is not fair to expect them to simply agree or think what I now think. Someday they may, but their journey in life needs to get them there in their own time. Then again, they may never think like I do, and that’s OK. Another...

7 Steps to Getting Unstuck and Becoming More Productive

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Men and Women Respond Differently To Various Types of Creative Ad Elements

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Keep up with the conversation. It’s a new notification tray! | Foursquare Blog

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Android Quick App: Starfield 3D Live Wallpaper | Android Central

 This one's pretty simple, folks. If you like stars, space, spaceships, or Star Trek and/or Star Wars, I've got the live wallpaper for you. It goes by the name of Starfield 3D Live Wallpaper, and it's about as straightforward as they come.Starfield 3D Live Wallpaper has a settings of menu of only give choices: Stars, Speed, Background, Battery, and Reverse. Stars and Speed are fairly obvious: adjust the slider to determine how many stars are on the screen at once and how fast you're blazing by in your ship (X-Wing? Starship Enterprise?).Background...

Takabisha: Japan Gets World’s Steepest Roller Coaster (Videos) | TechCrunch

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The Double Fine Art of Lee Petty

As one of the most imaginative video game developers in the business, it's a pleasure today to highlight the work of one of the artists at Double Fine, the studio behind games like Brutal Legend, Psychonauts and Trenched. These images and paintings are the work of Lee Petty, who after serving on projects like 2004 strategy game Evil Genius and 2005 shooter Project Snowblind moved to Double Fine, where he's now Art Director. In this gallery you'll find some of his work from the three games above, along with recent downloadable title Stacking...

Building Your Digital Content Marketing Ladder | Christopher S. Penn : Awaken Your Superhero

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New wireless-charging tech may be in store for future iPhone

Apple may bring wireless charging to the iPhone in a future iteration, but it likely won't use the same induction charging technology popularized by Palm's Touchstone charger. Instead, the company will likely implement more exotic near field magnetic resonance charging currently being championed by wireless power startup WiTricity. Induction charging works by inducing a current in a coil of wire from one device to another. A charger device (Palm's Touchstone charger, for instance,...

Solving The Scoble Problem In Social Networks | TechCrunch

Editor’s note: Guest writer Rocky Agrawal  blogs at reDesign and Tweets @rakeshlobster. I finally blocked Robert Scoble in Google+. I have absolutely nothing against Scoble. I quite admire him, actually. He’s a great asset to the startup scene and he works damn hard. I’ve met him a few times and I’m sure we’ll meet again. But he was just getting to be way too much. My Google+ feed was dominated by him. I tried to take a half-step and just remove Scoble from...

Facebook blocks a second contact export tool | Deep Tech - CNET News

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Sunday, July 10, 2011

Tiny Biocomputer Can Detect Multiple Signs of Disease | 80beats | Discover Magazine

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More Oracle Patents Declared Invalid - Slashdot

Please. I doubt Sun would have ever filed any of these lawsuits. They actually wanted people to use Java. I don't think it should matter that Oracle bought them or not: when Google implemented Java into Android Oracle didn't own Sun and Sun apparently didn't have a problem with what Google was doing. They were probably happy about it. By not suing, Sun set a precedent on the matter which Oracle shouldn't be able to change because of the purchase.Also, all these silly patents Oracle acquired along with Sun were probably defensive-minded. It's no...

Book review: Paranormality | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine

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Make: Online | DNA is now DIY: OpenPCR ships worldwide

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Commonred: Find Commonality With Anyone « Derek Andersen

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China's millions dwarf Harry Kewell's demands | Stuff.co.nz

China's millions dwarf Harry Kewell's demands SEBASTIAN HASSETT Last updated 14:48 09/07/2011 Share Print Text Size Relevant offers Football Allardyce blames Thatcher for football's decline Champs Germany out of Women's World Cup Italy's Fabio Cannavaro retires from football China's millions dwarf Harry Kewell's demands Qatar denies splitting 2022 games into thirds ...

Google+: First Thoughts | Teens in Tech Blog

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Bowl-Shaped Antennae Could Shrink Phone Innards Forever

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Why Unemployment Matters - Megan McArdle - Business - The Atlantic

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What YouTube creators think about Cosmic Panda — Online Video News

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New ESA Statistics on Gaming | The Mary Sue

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