MacScoop is chiming in with a few extra tidbits of information regarding Apple’s SDK plans which are set to be formally unveiled at tomorrow’s iPhone Software Roadmap press event.
Of significance, MacScoop says that although applicatio…
MacScoop is chiming in with a few extra tidbits of information regarding Apple’s SDK plans which are set to be formally unveiled at tomorrow’s iPhone Software Roadmap press event.
Of significance, MacScoop says that although applicatio…
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MacScoop is chiming in with a few extra tidbits of information regarding Apple’s SDK plans which are set to be formally unveiled at tomorrow’s iPhone Software Roadmap press event.
Of significance, MacScoop says that although applicatio…
Filed in: Apple/Mac
Microsoft has begun signing up testers for SQL Server Data Services (SSDS), a forthcoming service that will allow customers and developers to host their data in a Microsoft-hosted database. So what is (and isn’t) SSDS, exactly?
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Facebook has a new honcho. The Web upstart-turned-conglomerate has lured away Sheryl Sandberg, Google’s ad platform guru, to join its team as chief operating officer. Sandberg, who was with Google for six years, made an indelible stamp at the organization as she built out the Adsense and Adwords product lines.
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Adobe’s Flash Player doesn’t have what it takes to be part of the iPhone, Apple CEO Steve Jobs reportedly told shareholders at a meeting on Tuesday. The comments came just two days before Apple’s much-anticipated unveiling of its iPhone software development kit, which is expected on Thursday and widely believed to include technologies that would bring Flash to the popular mobile devices.
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University unveiled a new haptic technology that will enable people to manipulate three-dimensional objects on their computer while experiencing real touch sensations. The technology, which is currently best suited for gaming and virtual world training simulations, was developed by research professor Ralph Hollis and his team.
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Fortune has published an interesting interview with Apple CEO Steve Jobs covering a wide range of topics. Jobs provide some insight into decisions Apple has made over the years and their design philosophies.
Jobs discusses why he thin…
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Google just updated their “What’s New” page with information about a yet unreleased feature that will let you sync your Outlook calendar with Gmail and vice versa. This is a huge feature that Google Calendar users have been missing — and even more-so for enterprise Google Apps users.
Sync your Google Calendar with your Microsoft […]
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Five years after it began work on Singularity, an operating system research project focused on constructing dependable systems, Microsoft has released a research development kit to the academic and research community. The terms of the license make Singularity free software, not open source software.
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Windows XP may rule the desktop now, but until about 2002, the main desktop operating system of choice for many businesses was Windows 98. Windows 2000 Professional never got a lot of traction and Windows XP faced a lot of the same launch challenges that Windows Vista…
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