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Steve Jobs attends California transplant bill signing
Steve Jobs attended a the ceremony to honor the signing of California SB 1395, a bill that simplifies organ donation status and creates the nation’s first kidney donor registry. Steve Jobs, who had liver transplant last year while on leave of absence from Apple, has been a strong proponent for better donor support ever since. Along [...]Steve Jobs attends California transplant bill signing is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store.
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Facebook Overhauls Groups, A Social Solution To Create ?A Pristine Graph?
Today during their event, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg talked about "the biggest problem in social networking". What he means by this is social sharing. You need to be able to map out all of the real world groups that you have in the social graph. If Facebook can do this, Zuckerberg says people will be able to do all the sharing they want to do. And as we hinted earlier, Zuckerberg believes they have done this with the complete overhaul of Facebook Groups. "The naive solution is to do something like Friend Lists," Zuckerberg says. "Almost no one wants to make lists," he continues. He's noted this before. "The most we've ever gotten is 5 percent of people to make a list. It's pretty brutal to have to do this every single time." He then went into the algorithmic solutions. These are helpful, Zuckerberg says, but it's also really easy to get these wrong, he notes. There needs to be a social solution, Zuckerberg says.
MacBook Air supply dwindling for online retailers, rumor mill raises an eyebrow
AI reminds us that October has been historically the month of refreshed Mac hardware in the lead-up to holiday shopping... but that doesn't mean it's the case now. All we really know now is that third-party outlets aren't currently stocking the Air and it's unknown if they're getting anymore shipments of this particular model -- which, we know, isn't nearly as exciting as the imagination. Sorry about that.
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MacBook Air supply dwindling for online retailers, rumor mill raises an eyebrow originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 06 Oct 2010 20:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Microsoft sues Motorola and its Android phones for patent infringement
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In a continuing, drawn-out, and rather banal storyline that's reminiscent of a cheap daytime soap, Microsoft has sued Motorola for infringing nine patents in its Android phones. The patents cover functions such as "synchronizing e-mail, calendars and contacts."This all comes just a few days after Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's annual bonus was slashed due to poor performance in the mobile sector -- the failed Kin and the ailing Windows Mobile market share -- and we wouldn't be surprised if this is just an opening salvo in a rather extensive plan to attain mobile market dominance.
If you weren't aware, the mobile phone patent war is rather heated at the moment: Nokia is suing Apple (and Apple has counter-sued), Apple is suing HTC, and Oracle is suing Google. Anyone would think that a lot of companies have their livelihood invested in the smartphone market or something...
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Logitech?s Revue Product Page Goes Live, Preorder One Now For $299
Here it, ladies and gents. The Logitech Revue. The device's minisite just went live ahead of the official unveiling at 3:00 PM EDT today and that's fine by us. The site itself doesn't talk all that much about Google TV -- at least there isn't anything here that wasn't on the Google TV minisite -- rather it's devoted to Logitech's Google TV offering, the Revue. The box itself is listed as capable of outputing a 1080p@60fps signal, though we'll see in person how smooth it actually is. The I/O ports are as expected with HDMI 1.3a in and out, along with 10/100BaseT Ethernet, two USB 2.0 ports, S/PDIF, 802.11b/g/n connectivity and the Logitech Harmony IR blaster port. The Revue even ships with a compact keyboard complete with integrated remote and touchpad, HDMI cable, and one IR mini blaster. All good stuff, but it's the HD camera we're excited about.
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