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Gizmodo – PSX-2 iPod A/V Dock Provides Enhanced, Media Center-Style Interface On Your TV – URC PSX-2 Personal Server (via FriendFeed)

April 24th, 2009
Gizmodo - PSX-2 iPod A/V Dock Provides Enhanced, Media Center-Style Interface On Your TV - URC PSX-2 Personal Server Gizmodo - PSX-2 iPod A/V Dock Provides Enhanced, Media Center-Style Interface On Your TV - URC PSX-2 Personal Server
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"the PSX-2 lets you use shortcut macros, and advanced metadata features that lets you create playlists on the fly, and sort music by specific categories with the press of a button. You can even use URC's MX-6000 touchscreen universal remote to navigate the UI without a TV at all.

The PSX-2 also has an ethernet port, so you can connect to your network and sync your iPod to any local computer without directly tethering it." – Alan Cheslow

First Ion-based netbooks reportedly on track for June debut (via Google Reader)

April 24th, 2009

ABI: 285 Million Mobile Handsets Shipped in Q1 2009 (via Google Reader)

April 24th, 2009

Sweden Racing to an LTE Future (via FriendFeed)

April 24th, 2009
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"Sweden is fast becoming the epicenter of the LTE universe, with three of the country’s four major wireless carriers — Tele2, Telenor and TeliaSonera — racing to build 4G wireless networks. These carriers bought spectrum in the 2.6 GHz band in 2008 and are looking to roll out LTE networks by 2010, according to Wireless Intelligence, a market research service. According to some estimates, mass deployment for LTE will happen around 2012." – Alan Cheslow

Device identification in online banking is privacy threat, expert says | Security – CNET News (via FriendFeed)

April 24th, 2009
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"A widely used technology to authenticate users when they log in for online banking may help reduce fraud, but it does so at the expense of consumer privacy, a civil liberties attorney said during a panel at the RSA security conference on Thursday." – Alan Cheslow

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