In Depth: 6 of the best iPod headphones
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Yelp’s CEO On Google: We Were Suprised…I Don’t Think It’s A Permanent Situation
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31 Jul 2010 Comments:
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Yelp’s CEO Jeremy Stoppelman deserves credit for trying to play nice with Google, even appearing onstage at the Social Currency CrunchUp with John Hanke, a Google VP of Product Management. As expected the tension was palpable, as Hanke and Stoppelman discussed Google Places and the goliath’s heavy reliance on Yelp’s content.
The Flickr Bogan-Martin Award For “Media Overreaction”
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31 Jul 2010 Comments:
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One thing you can say about the Flickr team – there’s some fight in ‘em. They apparently were not super pleased with our coverage of their annual (and unofficial) Grant-Pattishall Award given each year to the Yahoo engineer who who breaks Flickr in the most spectacular way. I’m not sure why, I think the award is fun.
Ballmer: Apple has sold more iPads than I’d like
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30 Jul 2010 Comments:
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Steve Ballmer has admitted that Apple has sold more iPads than he’d have liked, as he defended the lack of a credible Windows 7 tablet alternative.
Independent Mobile App Store GetJar Now Seeing 3 Million Downloads Per Day
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29 Jul 2010 Comments:
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According to GetJar, its eponymous mobile app store is now seeing three million downloads per day. GetJar reiterated that its stats put it second only to Apple iTunes, with over 1 billion total downloads to date.
Online Gambling Bill Passes House Financial Services Committee
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29 Jul 2010 Comments:
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Washington - A bill that would legalize some forms of online
gambling in the U.S. has passed a vote in the U.S. House Committee on Financial
Services. Introduced by Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), chair of the committee,
the Internet Gambling Regulation and Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act
was approved by a 41-22 vote in the committee. Read the rest of this entry »
Nintendo DS R4 cards declared illegal in UK
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28 Jul 2010 Comments:
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the UK High Court has ruled that the sale, import and advertising of R4 games cards is now illegal in the UK, effectively putting to bed a loophole that allowed pirated games to run on a Nintendo DS and DSi.
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