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New Screen Shots of Windows 7 M3 Build 6780  PC users, feast your eyes. A Windows beta tester has just unleashed a whole bunch of screen shots of the latest build of Windows 7. No, it’s not called Mojave but it sure does still look a lot like Vista. Of course Vista’s looks aren’t what have kept many a PC rocking XP so we [...]
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HOW TO - Build micro-bots  This Instructable details a number of tiny robots (e.g. a cubic inch sumo and a pager-bot that fits on a quarter) built by the author. If nothing else, it’ll give you an idea for just how difficult it is to build autonomous, programmable robots on this scale.
Building Small Robots: Making One Cubic Inch Micro-Sumo Robots [...] [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.279 |
Video Ad Networks Ad Technology, New Offices 
Video ad network YuMe is rolling out new software for advertisers, while ad network Brightroll added a Chicago office and new hires in New York and Los Angeles.
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| PSN Cards Must Hit Soon [Playstation Network]
Reader Josh was doing a spot of shopping in his local Meijer the other day and came across a couple of price stickers - for the long-awaited PlayStation Network pre-paid card - sitting in the aisle of [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.186 |
| IAC To Bind Spin-off Companies In Ad Network The old InterActive Corp. (IACI), soon to be broken up into five companies, is partly staying together in at least one respect: They'll be bound togther via an ad network. IAC says ad in [..] |
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Free: 4 Color Printing Press Plans  PrintingPlans.com has free plans [PDF's] for making your own 4-Color press. The key to multi color printing is accuracy and repeatability. Make sure if you attempt to build this that you build it very sturdy as mentioned on the website.
This four color, one station printing press was designed and built by Michael Phipps and Dan [...] [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.181 |
| Blast Works Review: Build, Trade And Destroy [Review] Majesco hauled shmup artist Kenta Cho's 2004 sidescroller Tumiki Fighters out of obscurity to create Blast Works: Build, Trade, Destroy for the Wii. Blast Works hangs on Tumiki Fighters' innovative central mechanic: allowing you to collect an [..] |
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| SIM modding kit offered to Brits Beat the iPhone 3G network tether
Easy handset unlocking has come to the UK courtesy of online supplier SIMable which is now offering a 20 quid kit to let any SIM work with (almost) any network-locked mobile.
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.143 |
Comcast To AT&T: Stop Screwing With Our Network!  Comcast (CMCSA) is complaining that AT&T's new U-Verse Internet TV service is messing up its cable modem network and that the telco won't do anything about it.
Comcast has filed for a tempo [..] |
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| NBC U, Dish Network Try Interactive Ads Subscribers to Dish Network (DISH) satellite TV are about to find themselves poked and prodded when they're watching networks and stations owned by NBC U. The media company signed an int [..] |
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Google has finally launched Google Affiliate Network, its new name for Performics' affiliate ad network, which it acquired with DoubleClick earlier this y [..]
It's officially (by our count) a trend: Another company that isn't Facebook or MySpace has stopped trying to run a social network. We've already seen Conde Nast and Verizon [..]
