 | Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.056 |
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 | Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.056 |
Facebook: Our Doors Are Just As Open As MySpace's Yesterday MySpace (NWS) announced Data Availability - a new service that allows you to share data with third-party sites that will launch in a couple of weeks. Today Facebook announced Facebook Connect - a new service that allows you to share data with third-party sites that will launch in a couple of weeks.
What does this mean? Yesterday MySpace said that they'd be willing to work with [..] |
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 | Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 5.054 |
| Unmanned Yellow Sub Collects Data on the Ocean Far out in the Atlantic, a little unmanned yellow submarine, developed and operated by Rutgers University, slips from current to current, collecting scientific data along the way.
This trip is designed to show that an undersea glider can take its place in a global ocean observing system.
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 | Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 5.054 |
Sprint preparing to increase data costs? Chock this one up to the rumor mill for the time being, but word on the street is that Sprint is getting set to increase data costs for new and old customers alike. According to the SprintUsers site, the carrier will be axing their current standalone Vision and Power Vision plans, which start at $15/month, [...] [..] |
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 | Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.052 |
 | Joystiq | Relevance: 5.044 |
 | Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 5.038 |
| Plans to jail data thieves shelved But threat remains
Plans to jail personal data thieves have been shelved due to a surprise amendment to a proposed new law. The new law will contain a clause threatening jail, but that clause will not be implemented.
TheRegister [..] |
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 | Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog | Relevance: 5.019 |
| Double-wide? How about 220-wide? Grab a ratty lawnchair and put a case of Busch cans in the cooler because the data center has now officially become the trailer park. Poindexter, meet Jethro. Both Sun and Rackable introduced supercomputers-in-shipping-containers some time ago, but it's a move by Microsoft that pushes the trend into the mainstream. In its mammoth new data center in Chicago, reports Rich Miller, "Microsoft will for [..] |
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 | Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 5.000 |
| Review: Sierra Wireless Compass 597 USB modem The Sierra Wireless Compass 597 is the ultimate cellular data modem combo. The device folds high-speed data access and GPS service into a tiny USB cell modem and pairs it with new Mac OS X software that takes full advantage of the new hardware. MacWorld [..] |
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 | Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 4.997 |
| Palm Stinks Up Q4; No Big Deal (PALM) Palm's Q4 was even worse than analysts' low expectations, and shares will probably drop Friday morning. (They're down 7.8% after hours, to $6.03, after losing another 4.4 [..] |
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 | Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 4.988 |
 | Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 4.979 |
 | Thoughts from Kansas | Relevance: 4.976 |
| McCain admits more drilling is useless MSNBC's First Read quotes McCain justifying offshore oil drilling:
Even though it may take some years, the fact that we are exploiting those reserves would have psychological impact that I think is beneficial.In other words, it does nothing, but might sound good to people who don't pay attention to details.
This, my friends, is not what we need in a presid [..] |
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 | Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 4.968 |
| T-Mobile Wisely Folds, Ditches 1GB HTC G1 Data Cap There wasn’t much relevant negative attention that came from Tuesday’s T-Mobile event showcasing the official announcement of the HTC G1. One large point of contention however, was the realization that the carrier planned to limit G1 owners’ 3G data throughput to 1 gigabyte per month. The imposed 1 GB limit would be a soft limit [...] [..] |
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 | Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 4.964 |
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