Microsoft is launching its own version of Google’s StreetView – dubbed Streetside – across Europe. Cars fitted with cameras have begun taking pictures around London and will start mapping major cities on the continent next month.
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Virgin Media has confirmed that it will be offering the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play in its range of handsets.
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Birmingham Airport is introducing an express lane through the passenger search area with kiosks supplied by Protouch.
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RADVISION, a leading technology and end-to-end solution provider for unified visual communications including video network infrastructure, developer tools and high definition (HD) room, desktop and mobile video conferencing systems, announced that is has been chosen as “The Video-enabled Unified Communications Company of the Year 2010” by Telepresence and Videoconferencing Insight Newsletter.
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Google has redesigned its iPhone app on Wednesday bringing with it new features and a new look.
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In an event yesterday at Yerba Buena Center For the Arts, Apple boss Steve Jobs revealed a new generation tablets, iPad 2 which posses some new and innovative features to fight back its lost ground from Android powered tablets
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Recompute is a Full Life Cycle Designed desktop computer that addresses sustainability during manufacturing, usage and disposal stages of its life. The project originated as a student thesis work in Industrial Design at the University of Houston.
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InOne all-in-one PC is designed by designer Jakub Záhoř, so for the time being, it’s still a design concept. Of course, this doesn’t prevent us from enjoying InOne’s elegant, modern TRON styled design. As we can see from the images, InOne features ultra-thin 22-inch screen, keyboard, touchpad and cylindrical speakers. All parts are connected via wireless technology. And the extra tablet allows you to effortlessly write and draw on it without the need of keyboard and mouse. Continue Reading
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Sometimes you want to touch. Sometimes you need to type. With the new touch-sensitive, Flash-capable Dell Inspiron Duo
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News Corporation’s Rupert Murdoch is extending his media empire once again – this time with a digital newspaper for the iPad called the Daily.
Mr Murdoch told an audience at the Guggenheim Museum in New York that he hoped it would be an “indispensable source of news” in the tablet era.
The Daily will cost 99 cents (60p) a week and will be sold exclusively via Apple’s iTunes store. Continue Reading
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