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Independent Newspapers South Africa has launched an ‘ E-dition ‘, an online version of its printed newspapers that keeps the same format and layout as the print edition. This is in addition to the papers’ standard news websites. It also includes interactive radio and instant translation functions, so readers can listen to the articles in 11 languages.

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South Africa: online replica of print newspapers launched

Emotiv’s EPOC neurosensor headset offers the ability to convert brainwave signals to keystrokes on a PC. Tron of Illuminated Sounds recently acquired an EPOC and posted this quick demo of the interface triggering beats in Ableton Live – It should be interesting to see how much the response time can be improved given a bit more practice/experience with the device

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Alt.CES: EPOC neuroheadset as a loop controller

The iP4200’s driver can automatically adjust color balance, you’ll access sliders that modify the intensity of the individual inks; you’ll be able to additionally switch from sRGB to Windows Image Color Management (ICM). … However, some visible problems with photos embrace a slight pink tint in monochrome photos and a bent for a few colours to be overly punchy.

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Canon Pixma inside out – the iP4200 Photo Printer | softwareplaza.net

The buzz keeps growing and growing around tablets – electronic devices with a touch-screen interface, e-reader capabilities, as well as web browsing among others. Rumors about Apple ’s tablet, or the iSlate , as it is now being called, have been gaining momentum as the elusive and innovative device that is supposed to look like a bigger version of Apple’s iPhone , prepares to launch early this year

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Phil Muncaster, V3.co.uk , Thursday 7 January 2010 at 14:37:00 PDF vulnerability being exploited ahead of 12 January security update Security experts are warning that an unpatched Adobe PDF vulnerability due to be fixed in the vendor’s upcoming 12 January quarterly security update is actively being exploited in the wild….

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David Neal, V3.co.uk , Thursday 7 January 2010 at 14:33:00 Company’s third Android handset hits Las Vegas Motorola has used CES in Las Vegas to unveil its latest smartphone to run Google’s Android mobile operating system, balancing consumer with more business-oriented features….

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Palm beats iPhone shocker! Chrome beats Firefox! The winners of the PC Advisor Awards 2010 have been announced, with gongs going out to the likes of Acer, Adobe, Apple, Canon, Google, Microsoft, Symantec and Western Digital.

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PC Advisor Awards 2010: winners announced Medion has won the PC Advisor Awards 2010 – Readers Best PC Brand award, after being ranked highest by PCA readers based on a combination of customer service and hardware reliability.

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Dan Worth, V3.co.uk , Thursday 7 January 2010 at 14:22:00 Process will determine how best to spend anticipated £1bn raised from proposed Landline Duty The government began a consultation process today to help decide how best to spend the £1bn it hopes to collect via a proposed Landline Duty for upgrading the UK’s broadband…

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Government opens next-gen broadband consultation

Get the Celestron 10×25 Compact Binoculars for $18 – $12 instant savings = $6 at BuyDig. This Celestron optics item features 10x magnification, folding center bridge for easy eye alignment and small storage and transport, coated optics, diopter adjustment for clear focusing even if you normally wear glasses, and water resistant body.

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Rosalie Marshall, V3.co.uk , Thursday 7 January 2010 at 13:46:00 200 sets of public data will soon be released online, giving software developers chance to create a host of new consumer apps A large number of databases holding public information will soon be released online by the Greater London Authority (GLA) giving software developers the chance to create a host of new…

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Boris Johnson opens up public databases

Lenovo Android LePhone Has Gesture Support and Snapdragon Chip [Phones] Lenovo has really impressed at CES this year, with the UI hybrid and Skylight , and now its first smartphone, called LePhone. Despite its French-sounding name, this baby is destined for China only. Interestingly, the 3.7-inch touchscreen Android phone comes with a dock, which then gives it a QWERTY keyboard, long-life battery and inbuilt speakers.

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Daniel Robinson, V3.co.uk , Thursday 7 January 2010 at 13:08:00 E-book reader with 9.7in screen and wireless available in 100 countries Amazon has announced that its Kindle DX e-book reader will be available in the UK from 19 January, offering a larger screen and PDF support that could make it more…

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Amazon Kindle DX coming to UK this month

For most of us, life consists of a daily cycle of work – and very little play. Hence, getting away from it all for a weekend or two will certainly be a welcome treat. Trouble is that we are more often than not limited by our finances against going all out when recreational travel is concerned

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Travel on a Budget by Exploring the Web

Phil Muncaster, V3.co.uk , Thursday 7 January 2010 at 12:46:00 Forrester report says vendors are out for every last penny they can get Enterprises came under increased pressure from software audits last year, as vendors tried to weather the recession by claiming every last penny to which they were entitled, according to new…

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Leading comparison website Broadband Expert says the introduction of Google’s Nexus One ‘super phone’, which is set to rival Apple’s i-Phone and other smart phones such as the Nokia and the Blackberry, will further contribute to falling mobile broadband sales in 2010.

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‘Nexus One’ could contribute to fall in mobile broadband sales

From Reuters : Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) was used to compare the percentage of Americans aged 12 to 54 with myopia in 1971-1972 and 1999-2004: – In 1971 to 1972, 25 percent of Americans aged 12 to 54 had myopia. – This figure had jumped to 42 percent in the 1999-2004 period.

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Nearsightedness (myopia) becoming more frequent, affects 42% of Americans

imsense, the Cambridge company which develops eye-fidelityTM Dynamic Range Correction technology to deliver the perfect picture, had a bumper festive period with over 70,000 new users downloading its recently-launched iPhone application over the Christmas holiday. imphoto for iPhone was launched to provide iPhone users with a streamlined way to take photos, reveal the detail using award-winning

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A few thoughts from my Twitter account : A suggested new project for all doctors in 2010: 1. Start on Twitter (microblog). 2

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Telmap, the original pioneers in mobile location solutions, today announced that according to an independent research conducted by leading analyst house Canalys, it is the dominant provider of mobile navigation in EMEA, with 46 per cent market share as of the end of Q3 2009. The Canalys research looked into the use of mobile navigation

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Telmap dominates the mobile navigation space