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T-Mobile says G-Slate is 200% faster than iPad 2, 300% faster than XOOM  A new page on T-Mobile USA’s website makes some fairly bold claims about the carrier’s premier Honeycomb tablet, the LG G-Slate. In comparing the sleek device to its steepest competition at AT&T and Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile says the G-Slate is “more than two times faster than the Apple iPad 2 on AT&T and Verizon, and three times faster than the Motorola XOOM on Verizon [..] |
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| More, please, and faster Paul Graham has a perceptive post on what he terms "the acceleration of addiction," describing how technological progress, by giving us more of what we want, will naturally tend to amplify compulsive behavior: Technological progress means making things do more of what we want. When the thing we want is something we want to want, we consider technological progress good. If some new technique makes [..] |
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The Next iPhone Will Be Much Much Faster  Daring Fireball's John Gruber has a long post about what he expects to happen at Apple's (AAPL) worldwide developer's conference this June. It's worth reading if you have the time. If you don't, here's [..] |
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| Singulus says Blu-ray take-up faster than DVD
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| PSP Go processor more than 40% faster than original
The PSP Go isn't just smaller than the original PSP series -- it's more powerful. In fact, it features a processor that's more than 40% faster than the original. The original PSP (1000-3000) series include a processor capable of reaching 333MHz s [..] |
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iTunes 8.1 is better, faster, stronger and now available  It?s time to get to upgrading, folks, because the new version of iTunes promises to be faster and includes a new set of features. The Genius feature now supports movies and TV shows beyond just music, CDs can be imported at a much higher quality and the overall experience is much faster. That means when [...] [..] |
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| iTunes 8.1 is better, faster, stronger and now available It?s time to get to upgrading, folks, because the new version of iTunes promises to be faster and includes a new set of features. The Genius feature now supports movies and TV shows beyond just music, CDs can be imported at a much higher quality and the overall experience is much faster. That means when [...] [..] |
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The New iPhone Renders 3D 4X Faster Than The Old One (CLIP)  Analyst Gene Munster estimates 56% of the new iPhones sold over the weekend went to users upgrading from an old iPhone, more than the 38% who upgraded after the 3G launch last year.
Why? Two quick guesses:
It's been another year since all the people who bought the first generation iPhone got theirs.
It's becoming increasingly clear that the new model is much, much f [..] |
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Wii Games Hit The Bargain Bin Faster Than PS3, 360 Ones [Wii]  The researchers at Electronic Entertainment Design and...Research have been looking at console game sales patterns. Looking at how long it takes a game to enter "price protection", which is a term used for when a publisher - having noticed a game isn't selling very well - lowers the [..] |
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New MacBook Airs Are About To Get Even Faster (AAPL)  Despite its relatively weak processor, the MacBook Air is pretty speedy thanks to its solid state drive.
Now Apple is switching vendors for the MacBook Air's solid state drives that will make it even faster. [..] |
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More glum news for magazines: The total ad spend for all periodicals plunged 20.2% year-over-year in the first quarter to $4.2 billion, says the Magazine Publishers of America.
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| Mobile Ads Growing In US, But Faster Abroad Is this the year mobile ads start to take off in the U.S.? eMarketer thinks so. U.S. mobile advertising is expected to double in 2008 to $1.7 billion, and then grow to $6.5 billion by 2012.
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AT&T 4G LTE network found to be faster than Verizon?s  AT&T has a lot of work to do before its emerging 4G LTE network provides coverage that even approaches Verizon Wireless’s year-old LTE network. Verizon LTE covers more than 200 million people across 190 U.S. cities as of December 15th ? though the network suffered a major network outage early Wednesday morning ? and the carrier is committed to continuing its rapid expansion in 2012. Whil [..] |
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New, Faster iPhone Splinters The App Store 
Apple's (AAPL) faster iPhone 3G S could give app developers a new puzzle, especially gaming companies.
During Apple's WWDC keynote, the company talked up three of the iPhone 3G S's features, which [..] |
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