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Windows Phone makes
the rounds at Mixphotos By far the most popular device at the show was the one few could get their hands on: the Windows Phone 7 Series prototype.
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Pursuing a 'TiVo moment' for thermostats
Start-up Tendril is designing a home energy system aimed at people who aren't tech-savvy or eager to work hard on energy efficiency.
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If you modernize the grid, will consumers care?
Intel inside the smart grid
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Report: Google working on Google TV devices
Google, Intel, and Sony are reportedly working on Internet-connected set-top boxes and TVs that use Intel's Atom chips, Google's Android software, and Sony's hardware.
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Expect fireworks Thursday in Viacom vs. Google
Information is coming in three-year copyright battle that is "potentially embarrassing" to both sides, sources say.
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Cable sector: Forget the Web, we have VOD
Industry group is launching a $30 million campaign touting video-on-demand that comes as Internet services make gains with viewers.
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AT&T to sell eco-friendly phone charger
Wireless operator is going green with a new cell phone charger that will save energy.
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Devo on the fate of the world--and Chatroulette
q&a At SXSWi, two band members tell CNET that Chatroulette is a natural home for Devo and note that the Net is a lot cheaper than TV for promoting a big project.
(Posted in Geek Gestalt by Daniel Terdiman)
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DOE grants $1 million for ocean energy research
Lockheed Martin to determine if ocean thermal energy conversion and seawater-based air conditioning is viable for widespread use.
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Study: Businesses start to embrace Windows 7
A new study shows that, far more than with Windows Vista, businesses do plan to adopt Windows 7. A decent number plan to start this year.
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Report: Mobile app demand to explode by 2012
Total value of the worldwide market for apps on the go could grow to $17.5 billion in the next three years, GetJar estimates.
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Bing Maps adds a telescopic lens
Users of Microsoft's mapping service can now "look up" and see what the stars look like from any vantage point on the globe.
(Posted in Beyond Binary by Ina Fried)
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With IE9, Web video issue remains deadlocked
The preview version of the Microsoft browser shows that lots of new standards will be useful on the Web. But HTML5 video is caught between two formats.
(Posted in Deep Tech by Stephen Shankland)
Microsoft modernizes Web ambitions with IE9
A visual tour of IE9 preview
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TV broadcasters prepare for spectrum battle
They're not happy with the National Broadband Policy, which asks them to give up 40 percent of their spectrum holdings for wireless broadband.
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Google making it easier to leave Exchange
Google's bid to get businesses on its cloud computing office productivity software has new weapon: a tool for making the Exchange migration easier.
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Teen wins $100,000 Intel science award
An 18-year-old from Albuquerque gets top prize in Intel's Science Talent Search for designing software to help spacecraft travel through the solar system more easily.
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