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Outside of speed increases, you wouldn’t think there’s much that could make HomePlug networking–using the existing powerlines in the walls of your home to connect nodes–any better. Plaster Networks debuted this year and plans to change that. It’s devices, based on the HomePlugAV spec for 200 Mbps performance, aren’t visually exciting nor priced that aggressively ($149.95 for two adapters, $96.95 for one)

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Plaster Brings Software Improvements to Powerline

Rackspace has endorsed reMail, the iPhone e-mail text search app, for accessing Rackspace’s own hosted e-mail service on the go, TechCrunch reports. The company said that Rackspace users no longer have to input server names and port numbers to hook reMail into hosted accounts. In addition, Rackspace users can add IMAP accounts to reMail for 99 cents each, instead of the regular price of $3.99.

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Rackspace, reMail Bring E-mail Search to iPhone

If you can’t eat your competitors, buy ‘em. San Rafael, Calif.-based Autodesk, the design software developer whose MotionBuilder and Maya products helped build the James Cameron movie Avatar , has acquired Israeli startup PlanPlatform (formerly VisualTao), according to the Israeli business site Globes Online . VisualTao originally launched in 2007 as a developer of SaaS (software as a service) engineering programs

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Autodesk Buys Israeli Design Software Startup

Hewlett-Packard has unveiled three software products that let businesses implement cloud computing, as well as automate service provisioning and bridge internal and public clouds, eWEEK reports. The company designed the software in part to help companies manage costs and decrease risks related to non-compliance and human error. HP Operations Orchestration offers automated provisioning with an existing IT infrastructure, and hooks into Amazon EC2 and other public clouds

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HP Aims for the Cloud

The Short Version: The Siberia v2 is SteelSeries’ entry into the virtual-surround headset market, and it holds its own against the excellent Logitech G35s and Razer’s Megalodon headset — at least, in sound quality. However, it doesn’t offer much to distinguish itself, and some minor but troublesome issues may have you springing for the Siberia’s competitors. Plus: I’m giving these away! A lucky reader will be wearing these in a week or so.

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Review and giveaway: SteelSeries Siberia v2 surround-sound headset

Hp photosmart Printer A636 costs $ 79.99 at Bestbuy (original price $179.99) ,  fast speed and high-quality printing will give your photo a personal touch. Plus you can even upload photos directly from memory cards and USB-enabled devices for PC-free printing. It will be a very precious gift for you and your friends Hp photosmart Printer A636 is portable photo printer.

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HP Photosmart Printer (A636) on sale Now

This week, Yahtzee takes on the game that is, to me, the best reason to buy a PS3 right now: Demon’s Souls .This innovative title was hailed widely by critics as a return to the old-school “you die now” style of gaming many of us grew up with, but it doesn’t sit quite right with Yahtzee. Of course, he doesn’t mention the controls, graphics, depth, or anything other than the fact that it’s groin-punchingly hard, so you can bet he thought all that was great and just didn’t want to say so.

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Zero Punctuation on Demon’s Souls: it’s too hard!

Looks like Intel is in a bit of Dutch. The Federal Trade Commission sued the company for using its position in the market “to stifle competition and strengthen its monopoly.” Not good, no. This may seem strange in the wake of the $1.25 billion settlement between Intel and AMD, the Barcelona to Intel’s Real Madrid.

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FTC accuses Intel of ‘strengthening its monopoly,” slaps it with a lawsuit

IBM announced it has signed a deal to acquire Lombardi, an Austin, Texas-based business process management software provider, according to Insurance & Technology . Lombardi offers a collaborative, graphical approach to process application development, for tasks like managing supply chains and human resources. IBM intends to integrate Lombardi’s product portfolio and recent upgrades into its own WebSphere line

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IBM to Buy Process Management Software Firm

Like with every game not called World of Warcraft , I played Assassin’s Creed II for a solid two or three hours, and it’s been collecting dust ever since then. This is relevant because, what, Ubisoft sold me (and all of you!) an incomplete game? Apparently! The game’s upcoming DLC, Sequence 12: Battle of Forli and Sequence 13: Bonfire of the Vanities , which go on sale in January and February, “complete” the game.

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Assassin’s Creed II DLC priced and dated: Now you can finish the game

HyperOffice has launched a private beta version of an AJAX-powered cloud computing collaboration suite for small and medium sized business customers. HyperOffice intends the suite for company owners, employees, customers, partners, and suppliers to run and grow a business together online, by working on projects, sharing documents, and scheduling meetings

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HyperOffice Unveils SMB Cloud Computing Collaboration Suite

Software developer Pagos recently launched SpreadsheetLIVE an online spreadsheet service that enables real-time, multi-user collaboration to create, share and publish spreadsheets online. SpreadsheetLIVE allows users to create spreadsheets from scratch online or upload existing spreadsheets and share them with others. It includes most of the same features commonly found in Excel like support for 330 plus worksheet formulas, cell formatting, and charts.

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Free Real-Time Web Based Speadsheets

One potential indicator for sentiment on business IT spending is the global semiconductor equipment market, which is set for a fall in 2009. But Gartner reports that already indications are that spending by memory companies and chip foundries is beginning to increase again, according to TechWeb . Worldwide chip equipment spending will fall almost 43 percent this year compared with 2008, but will then increase 45 percent as chip orders rise once more in 2010, the report said

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Gartner: Worldwide Chip Equipment Spending to Fall, then Rise

I really have no idea what prompted this: This is Rev.Willson and am interested in some of your Barrel. I need the Barrel in the specifications of 55 Gallon Barrel. Blue Plastic.So what will the total cost of the Barrel with the dimensions i gave and i need 100 quantities of the Barrel.So i will like you to go ahead and quote me the total charges of 100 quantities of the Barrel + tax without shipping charges included.Because i will be picking this up as soon as it is ready from your location.Please if you don’t have the type of barrel that am interesting kindly email me back with the types that you have.And i will be very glad if you can also email me back with the types of credit card that you will accept for payment

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Weird Email People Send Me

The WiGig Alliance said Thursday that it has completed its first specification, paving the way for tri-band Wi-Fi routers as early as 2010. Thanks to improvements in developing the specification, WiGig speeds are predicted to be higher than originally expected, from 6 Gbits/s to closer to 7 Gbits/s, executives said. That’s ten times faster than 802.11n.

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WiGig Alliance Finalizes Spec, Tri-Band Wi-Fi in 2010?

According to Web Worker Daily the new version of the screen recording tool, Jing , will allow users to share screen captures and screencast movies directly to their Twitter stream. The new functionality isn’t automatically apparent, but you can add the Twitter option to your Jing toolbar pretty easily. After you’ve allowed Jing access to your Twitter account, clicking the Twitter button on the toolbar will provide you with a shortened URL for your new screen capture or screencast movie to post on Twitter– or share however you’d like.

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Send Screencaptures Directly to Twitter With the New Jing

It’s so, so easy to hate on Wal-Mart, what with destroying this country’s mom and pop culture, importing cheap junk from China, and freaking out whenever employees mention the word “union.” But if you’re a gamer, you really ought to cast aside your prejudices, brave the crowds , and find the games you’ve always wanted for a good $10 less than what you’ll find elsewhere.

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Wal-Mart starts video game price war, cuts prices of games by $10

Geez make us wait FOREVER, Pantone! You have no idea how excited I was to see amongst the near-endless list of press releases this morning that PANTONE HAS FINALLY ANNOUNCED THE COLOR OF THE YEAR FOR 2010!!! Without further ado, it’s #15-5519 Turquoise! According to the press release: “Combining the serene qualities of blue and the invigorating aspects of green, Turquoise evokes thoughts of soothing, tropical waters and a languorous, effective escape from the everyday troubles of the world, while at the same time restoring our sense of wellbeing.” On behalf of everyone: I can’t wait! When I’ve got trouble on my mind, when my old lady’s done left me and my dog’s done left me too, I’m gonna pull out my Pantone color swatch and let it all… melt… away.

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Breathe easy, friends – Pantone has finally announced the 2010 color of the year

Seagate, the big huge hard drive company, has just now officially announced its first ever solid state drive. The press release title says “Seagate Introduces Its First Solid State Drive: Pulsar” and above the title it says “December 08, 2009.” To be fair, Seagate CEO Bill Watkins hasn’t been keen on solid state drives , saying a little over a year ago that his company wasn’t really considering the solid state market aside from these enterprise-level drives that have just been announced. So enterprise-class SSDs: great.

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Seagate finally shows up at the solid state drive party with an enterprise offering

The Nook saga continues as demo units are reportable showing up in brick and mortar locations. Too bad there will not be any available for purchase until next month , but at least you can actually spend sometime with the dual-screen ebook reader before you pre-order now. Speaking of pre-orders, the website still lists January 15 as the expected ship date.

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Nook demo units showing up in stores, use this locator to find one near you