Central Desktop adds simultaneous edits for Office

Users can collaborate on Word, Excel & PowerPoint Central Desktop’s hosted collaboration suite will gain a new component next month designed to let multiple users simultaneously work on the same Microsoft Office documents.

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Google Chrome gets 30 percent speed boost

Latest upgrade also incorporates HTML5 features Google’s latest beta version of its Chrome browser packs a performance boost to the Javascript engine that the company describes as “hefty” and adds the ability to apply pre-defined browser preferences in multiple machines through users’ centralised Google accounts.

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Intel pushes Moorestown for tablets and phones

New generation of Atom chips launched Intel has set its sights on the burgeoning tablet computing market with its latest Moorestown chips, which the company believes will help break rival Arm’s dominant position in the handheld device market.

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Adobe accused on software monopoly

FreeHand users threaten to sue Adobe The growing battle between Apple and Adobe and the possibilities of extended lawsuits between the two companies has re-invigorated a 5,000-strong group of graphic designers in their fight against Adobe and its shelving of the popular FreeHand vector illustration program.

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The rise of the smart, connected TV

46% of TVs to ship with internet connection in 2013 According to new forecasts from ABI Research, the estimated 19 percent of flat-panel TVs shipping with Ethernet in 2010 will grow to 46 percent in 2013, and connectivity is expected to become a mainstream feature.

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52% of web users post personal info on social networks

Social networkers are increasing risk of cybercriminals getting info More than half of all social networkers are posting information that could put them at risk from cybercriminals, according to a Consumer Reports.

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F-Secure: Windows needs built-in PDF viewer

Simple tool would protect against Adobe exploits Microsoft should add a basic PDF viewer to Windows to help protect users from the spike in attacks exploiting bugs in Adobe’s Reader, according to a security researcher from F-Secure.

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Intel to boost performance of Atom netbooks

Chip giant reconsiders its netbook strategy Intel’s plan to improve its Atom processor line, including the launch of a dual-core version this quarter, could help sustain demand for mobile products including netbooks.

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HP tablet to ditch Windows 7 for Palm OS?

Report says HP unhappy with Windows performance It was made public to the world by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer himself but an unconfirmed report now says that HP is ditching Windows 7 from its high-profile but unreleased Slate tablet computer.

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Adidas CX 680 Sports Ear Canal Headphones w/ Volume Control and Earfin Holding System

Adidas is known for their athletic equipment and gear so who better to turn to for premium headgear to use when you’re active? The Adidas CX 680 Sports Ear Canal Headphones have an ergonomic design for a precise and comfortable fit. A unique moisture-resistant materials wicks away sweat and rain

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ioSafe Squadron 200GB Internal Disaster Protected Hard Drive

Computer data is one of our most valued possessions but we never think about it until it’s lost. The best practice is to plan for the worst to ensure you are never at a loss. The 3.5 industry standard form factor internal disk drive is the only drive engineered to withstand fires at up to 1,400 degrees F and survive full immersion in water.

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Stanley Outdoor Wireless Remote Control

Imagine you hear something in the backyard by the pool but you’re in your bedroom. Instead of having to go outside to investigate, wouldn’t it be nice to flick on the lamp in the cabana to shead some light on the situation without you have to leave the comfort and safety of your home. This Stanley Outdoor Wireless Remote Control allows you to turn On or Off any electrical appliance from within 50 feet.

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Dealsgrid: Dell Latitude 13

  Pick up this laptop today for a mere $559.  This comes with Celeron M ULV or Core 2 Solu ULV for processor.  Operating system is Windows 7.  Features also include 6-cell battery, WiFi, and OS options like Linux or Vista.  This laptop is 3.3 pounds!   Dell Latitude 13 Dealsgrid: Dell Latitude 13 originally appeared on and is a copyright of GadgetGrid – Cool Gadgets and Gizmos of the past, present and future Related posts: Dealsgrid: Dell Studio 17 Core i7 Quad Laptop for $1,099 (normally $1,362) Dealsgrid: 14-inch Dell Inspiron 14 Dealsgrid: Dell Studio 15 Core i7 Quad Laptop for $899 (normally $1,118) Dealsgrid: Dell Studio 17 Core i7

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Google ‘gesture control’ coming to UK

Android users outside the US will get access Google has made its new gesture search application compatible with smartphones based on Google Android version 1.6, and is also opening it to users outside the US, the company’s said in a blog post.

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52 great phone apps for St Patrick’s day

iPhone, Android & BlackBerry apps to help you celebrate Use these Google Android, BlackBerry, Apple iPhone, Windows Mobile and Palm apps to locate the nearest pub, play drinking games, cure a hangover, or find a whole host of merrymaking activities. Trust us, it’s what St Patrick would have wanted.

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Kalamazoo Outdoor Artisan Fire Pizza Oven

Bring old-world pizza making to your outdoor countertop with the new Kalamazoo Outdoor Artisan Fire Pizza Oven . Available Spring 2010, the oven cooks up tasty pizzas and lets you watch the process via an open-front and exposed flame. It’s also the first countertop design that uses dual burners with individual controls.

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Bodum Rubberized Bistro Series Appliances

We reported on the Bodum Bistro Toaster a while back, and now they’ve come up with the Bistro Series, a line of appliances that feature the signature Bodum raised, rubbery texture and funky color scheme. The new series includes items like: BISTRO Electric Burr Grinder BISTRO Blade Grinder BISTRO Electric Juicer BISTRO Handheld Blender BISTRO Electric Water Kettle BISTRO Hand Mixer and ETTORE Electric Water Kettle Prices range from $29.95 to $99.95.

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Zeus crimeware kit includes anti-piracy technology

Hackers step up attempts to protect malware Hackers have protected the newest version of Zeus, a do-it-yourself crimeware kit responsible for stealing millions of pounds from consumers and businesses, with anti-piracy provisions similar to those used by Microsoft’s Windows.

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Dell accuses LCD makers of pricing-fixing cartel

Lawsuit targets Epson, Hitachi, Sharp and others Dell has filed a lawsuit against Epson, Hitachi, Sharp, Toshiba and HannStar, charging them with colluding to fix prices for products. “We’re seeking to recover money collected for LCD panels that were purchased at artificially inflated prices, set through what we believe was an unlawful collaboration,” he said. Dell hasn’t specified how much money it hopes to be awarded in the case

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Twitter tool to help put tweets on your website

‘@anywhere’ puts Twitter on external web pages Twitter plans to launch a new platform that lets web publishers display ‘tweets’ on their sites more broadly and easily than is possible today via the company’s APIs (application programming interfaces).

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