This post is a tad bit off subject but I had to write something about it.
I started class today in Erie and last night before I went to bed I was thinking about how I was going to take notes for class. Most of my classes this semester are business except for a couple of [...]
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I saw this yesterday on Kevin Rose’s blog. Supposedly it’s a picture of the redesign of the upcoming iPod Nano.
Rose does not disclose any type source or idea of how he came upon this picture or information. Personally, I think that the design looks like an older gen iPod Nano that is just a tad [...]
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Intel and Yahoo are starting a partnership to “Widgetize” our TV experience according to an AP article. Basically, what the site at Intel says about the whole idea is that they would like to move the internet to TV. Intel says that, “approximately 61 percent of consumers surveyed now say they want their TV to [...]
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I still can’t wrap my head around this. I just can’t understand why Apple has not integrated a copy and paste function for the iPhone yet. According to Lifehacker there may be a way around this, even without a jail break app. I just don’t understand why someone has to write a program to do this [...]
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According to the E7 blog and Ars Technica, the Windows 7 (our only hope) dev team is 2500 employees thick and split up into 25 teams (only 23 teams are listed). Steven Sinofsky is at the healm of the Windows and Windows Live Engineering groups and is in charge of this vast undertaking. In this [...]
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Over at Slashdot there is a posting about how Dell, Inc. has not been able to gain the rights to the term, “Cloud Computing.”
The US Patent Office has given Dell a “non-final” termination of their early 2007 bid (which basically leaves it wide open for Dell to file a response). The USPATO basically said that [...]
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The Linux Foundation just released a how-to guide for newbie developers. Since open source, especially Linux, is somewhat difficult and annoying to develop for, the Foundation put this out to help out the people that want to contribute but do not know where to start. this document supposedly helps these newcomers wade [...]
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Just reading on Slashdot that Apple’s shares are worth about $157 billion dollars compared to $156 billion that Google’s are worth. Apple is basically almost on top of many of the leading tech companies out there today, including Cisco, HP and Intel (ahem… not included Microsoft) and almost three times the worth of Dell.
“Erie Ed,” a [...]
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With everyone and their mother having a Myspace or Facebook profile nowadays, the use of these social networking sites seem to be getting more broad. CNN just reported that even teachers are jumping on the bandwagon and signing up for profiles to link themselves to their students. They say that it “opens the lines of [...]
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I just read a post called “Why your student should take a Mac to college” by Bob Levitus. I have to say that while I agree with Bob on some points, especially the last point, “Macs are just cool,” I would have to say that Students, especially this student, will not be taking a [...]
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Filed under: Apple, Laptops
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