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PsiXpda Earlier this month I mentioned the PsiXpda in my personal blog. Now I have one and I’ve had the chance spend a little bit of time using it. First impressions are mixed.... More
Android passes 20,000 apps mark
There are now more than 20,000 Android applications and games, according to statistics from a site that tracks the platform's marketplace. According to AndroLib, Google's open source... More
Steorn's perpetual motion machine. Bat...
I didn't get an invite to the grand Steorn unveiling of its Orbo technology, but at the moment the doors were opened to the public in Dublin today, a ZDNet UK reader popped in and started... More
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Company boards must stop dawdling over IPv6
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Ten reasons Android handsets beat the iPhone
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PsiXpda
PsiXpda Earlier this month I mentioned the PsiXpda in my personal blog. Now I have one and I’ve had the chance spend a little bit of time using it. First impressions are mixed. Rightly or...
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Using Bluetooth on Linux
I have mentioned before that I use a number of Bluetooth peripherals with my portable computers. This is one of those things where, the more I use it the more I like it. I've now gotten to the...
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Toshiba JournE Touch
Look around the room at any meeting these days and you see the back of a lot of laptop screens, with as many people catching up on email as taking notes or doing relevant research. We've even met...
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Microsoft Windows 7 Special Report Special Report
How Microsoft can make Windows 7 a success
Comment Many businesses have given Vista a wide berth; Microsoft must focus on five areas to make sure Windows 7 doesn't suffer the same fate, argues TechRepublic's Jason Hiner
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Leader Windows 7 — as good as it gets
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Radioactive assumptions in the Digital Economy Bill
Leader If enacted, anti-file-sharing provisions will impose huge cost and huge danger without any guarantee of success or necessity. We deserve more rational laws more
One promise needed for internet freedom
Leader Europe has given us the tools to prevent three strikes. It's the perfect time to finish the job more
Ubuntu 9.10 brings karma to the market
Leader Ubuntu is a great operating system that almost nobody uses. That tells us much about the balance between technology and marketing more
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