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Pioneer introduced two new 5.1 channel A/V receivers featuring wireless Bluetooth audio streaming and are 3D Ready with the latest HDMI version 1.4.
Both receiver are “Works with iPhone” certified which allow playback content of iPhone, iPod and iPod Touch, VSX-820-K additionally brags a front panel iPhone Control button that transfers iPod navigation control [...]
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Kindle by Amazon helps you get the best reading experience available on your BlackBerry. The app automatically synchronizes your last page read and annotations between devices with Whispersync. Users can create bookmarks and easily view the annotations on Kindle-compatible mobile device.With Amazon’s Kindle app, users can now search and browse more than 400,000 books, including [...]
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Apple broke with the consumer electronics industry’s accepted wisdom by designing its own processor chips for the upcoming iPad tablet computer. In the past, Apple persuaded Intel to build a custom central processor chip for its super-skinny MacBook Air. But iPad design goes one further by bringing the chips in-house, using the talents of a [...]
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The ten-dollar e-book may soon be gone, replaced by the fifteen-dollar eBook.
Last week, VentureBeat broke the news that Amazon had removed all Macmillan titles from its U.S. site and its Kindle downloads. You could look up the books, but you could only buy them from third party sellers, not from Amazon.
The move turned out to [...]
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Mobile developer Mippin is bringing their popular news and social media aggregator application Buzz Deck to the iPhone. The application was originally developed for Android, and was also a winner of Google’s 2009 global app challenge.
Buzz Deck’s big claim to fame is its collection of auto-populated topic categories that simplifies the process of finding the [...]
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I have no clue about computer chip design and manufacturing. So I trolled VentureBeat’s readers with a challenge | Explain to me how Apple’s switch from third-party chip manufacturers to its own in-house design for the A4 chip that powers the new iPad tablet computer makes the iPad better, either for Apple or for [...]
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We’ve known for the longest time that Apple was planning something with mobile advertisements, particularly after they purchased mobile ad firm Quattro Wireless for $275 million, but the company has been mum on specifics. As the company behind the phone that built the mobile ad market, I would imagine that it has something juicy planned [...]
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Seesmic, a client for reading status updates across Twitter, Facebook and other services, just launched an update to its Android app that supports multiple accounts.
It also remembers your position in the timeline, so you don’t have to miss incoming tweets. There are a couple other little fixes like auto-correct for spelling errors and the ability [...]
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Fresh off the heels of Apple’s iPad launch, UK manufacturer X2 today announced the launch of a new tablet computer that they have dubbed the iTablet, according to several UK sites. A slick marketing move, though Apple might not think so.
The iTablet comes in either 10.2-inch or 12.1-inch sizes and includes an Intel Atom 1.6GHz [...]
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The “personal assistant” label gets attached to a lot of websites and applications, but it’s always an exaggeration. Usually the service in question can only tackle a small slice of what a human assistant would do, such as organizing your emails. Plus, you can’t just tell the app what you want, you have to learn [...]