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Rumored Lenovo oPhone OS (via FriendFeed)

March 23rd, 2009

Fresh From FriendFeed and Twitter | so how did we get here? (via FriendFeed)

March 23rd, 2009
Fresh From FriendFeed and Twitter | so how did we get here? Fresh From FriendFeed and Twitter | so how did we get here?
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"a WordPress plugin that keeps your blog always fresh by regularly adding your latest and greatest content from FriendFeed or Twitter." – Alan Cheslow

Home Server: Windows Home Server Power Pack 2 Hits Tomorrow, Brings Improvements to Media Sharing, Remote Access (via FriendFeed)

March 23rd, 2009
Home Server: Windows Home Server Power Pack 2 Hits Tomorrow, Brings Improvements to Media Sharing, Remote Access
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"Among the features are improved and simplified remote access handling (it's just a one-click affair now), as well as media sharing through Windows Media Center extenders. Previously, you could grab files off of a WHS machine with your 360 through the videos app from the dashboard, but now you can go through Media Center Extender and keep the snazzy UI intact. There's also MP4 support, plus a bunch of bugfixes that you'll be happy to see." – Alan Cheslow

TG Daily – Production increasing at TSMC, UMC and others (via FriendFeed)

March 23rd, 2009
TG Daily - Production increasing at TSMC, UMC and others
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"Rival chip-making companies, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) have recalled all or most previously laid off workers and production is returning to normal levels. This comes after a substantial decline which began in late September, eventually falling to 60% of previous production capacity resulting in forced unpaid leave and lay offs." – Alan Cheslow

New OnLive service could turn the video game world upside down » VentureBeat (via FriendFeed)

March 23rd, 2009
New OnLive service could turn the video game world upside down » VentureBeat
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"Perlman, a serial entrepreneur whose startup credits include WebTV and Mova, says his Palo Alto, Calif.-based company has developed a data compression technology and an accompanying online game service that allows game computation to be done in distant servers, rather than on game consoles or high-end computers. So rather than buying games at stores, gamers could play them across the network — without downloading them." – Alan Cheslow
THE PHANTOM REBORN!! – Tad to the bone
Right, sure. – Alex Scoble
it already works like that in hotels now. They've even got HD versions in japan – Richard Lawler

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