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Although everybody you talk to has absolutely no interest in 3D outside of the cinema, both TV and movie producers, along with TV manufacturers are absolutely 3D crazy.

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Cameron Predicts 3D Will Be Video Standard [Avatar Super Director Predicts All Video, Including From Computers, Will Be Online In Less Than 25 Years]

Associated Content has a network of 380,000 contributors Yahoo has agreed to buy Associated Content, an internet company that commissions and publishes articles and other content from its network of 380,000 freelance contributors and that generates revenue from online advertising.

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Yahoo to buy Associated Content to boost content creation

Daniel Robinson, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 19 May 2010 at 08:00:00 Firm promises trouble-free transition to latest Microsoft OS Parallels has finally made available its Desktop Upgrade tool designed to help PC users upgrade painlessly from Windows XP or Vista to Windows 7….

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Parallels ships Desktop Upgrade for XP to Windows 7 migrations

Would you like to assign short what those-in-the-know include to bruit about about Adsense? The communication in the article beneath comes hetero from wise experts with devoted scholarship with reference to making loot with Adsense

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Mature palatial online is gentle but how no person knows it

Next week would’ve been an exciting moment for iPad-users as Hulu was rumored to launch their Hulu Plus subscription service. However, it’s been reported that the May 24 launch will be delayed and no further date has been scheduled. (…) Read the rest of Hulu Plus Subscription Service For iPad Delayed [Hulu Plus Won't Be Available On May 24, No Scheduled Date For iPad App Launch] (370 words) Post by SWRobertNelson | © TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities , 2010

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Hulu Plus Subscription Service For iPad Delayed [Hulu Plus Won't Be Available On May 24, No Scheduled Date For iPad App Launch]

Sennheiser is renowned for their quality headphones, so it was only a matter of time before it joined the mobile headset category. Today, Sennheiser released the EZX60 Bluetooth headset equipped with digital noise and echo cancellation. Retailing for $79.95, it’s not a bad price for all the features

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Sennheiser Releases EZX60 Bluetooth Headset [Sennheiser EZX60 Wireless Headset Cancels Noise & Is Echo-free]

We gave you an initial heads up back in April concerning Skype functionality coming to Panasonic’s VIERA HDTVs and now, if you’re US based and was looking forward to accessing Skype, and their 560+ million registered users, via your HDTV, and you happen to own a VIERA CAST enabled TV (specific models detailed below), then you’ll be pleased to know that you should be good to go as of now. (…) Read the rest of Panasonic VIERA HDTV Skype Functionality Arrives in US [VIERA VT25, VIERA VT20, VIERA G25 & VIERA G20 HDTVs Gain Skype Access, Panasonic TY-CC10W Webcam To Set You Back $170] (328 words) Post by KevinSchram | © TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities , 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us

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Panasonic VIERA HDTV Skype Functionality Arrives in US [VIERA VT25, VIERA VT20, VIERA G25 & VIERA G20 HDTVs Gain Skype Access, Panasonic TY-CC10W…

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London Getting Citywide WiFi By Olympics [Mayor Johnson Unveils "Wireless London" To Prove City Is Center Of Technological Innovation]

The Raygun Gothic Rocketship and her crew arrived in San Mateo, Earth today, on the 17th day of the 5th month in the year 2010. After an uneventful 12-hour trans-galactic journey across the western reaches of the Sobay Nebula, our sturdy and resilient little ship finally settled down on the grassy planetary landscape that will soon be densely populated by the rare and interesting Humanus Makeriferous Species. We look forward to studying their kind..

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The Road to Maker Faire: Greetings Earthlings!

Iain Thomson in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 19 May 2010 at 02:27:00 Mark Hurd trumpets strong quarterly sales HP has reported a 13 per cent rise in quarterly sales to more than $30bn (£21bn) after strong PC buying from businesses and consumers….

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HP profits jump on renewed PC buying

Iain Thomson in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 19 May 2010 at 01:47:00 Data formats placed in nuke-proof bunker under Swiss mountain Work has begun on storing as complete a record as possible of old data formats so that future generations can decipher old data streams….

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Work begins on ‘digital genome’ storage vault

That’s right, HP spent $1.2 billion on Palm so they wouldn’t have to write software to run their printers. Joking aside, today during HP’s Q2 earnings call, the HP-Palm deal was a hot topic as you can imagine, and HP CEO Mark Hurd expanded on what HP’s plans are for webOS, and it includes printers. (…) Read the rest of webOS Coming To Printers [HP CEO Promises webOS Coming To Multiple Devices, Including Web-Connected Printers] (255 words) Post by Chris Smith | © TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities , 2010.

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webOS Coming To Printers [HP CEO Promises webOS Coming To Multiple Devices, Including Web-Connected Printers]

Hack Factory Cabaret is a new monthly community event in the style of the Chaos Computer Club’s Lightning Talks and Noisebridge’s 5 Minutes Of Fame . Our first event will be this Thursday (May 20) from 7-9pm and will be FREE to all and FUN so bring your friends.

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Speed talks at the Hack Factory in Minneapolis

For the fifth year in the Bay Area, Maker Faire welcomes thousands of makers of all ages who show us the amazing things they create. Here’s a preview of some of what you can expect to see and do at Maker Faire Bay Area 2010, May 22 and 23 at the San Mateo Expo Center. Spacebridge Panel Discussion Expo Hall ” Noisebridge , the San Francisco hackerspace, has a space program now,” wrote Ed Hunsinger on Laughing Squid .

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From hackerspace to outer space: A Maker Faire preview

Sad day for those interested in the graphics card industry has a huge manufacturer has decided to cease producing graphics cards in favor of other computer components. BFG Technologies, the NVIDIA graphics card manufacturer, had been founded to produce graphics cards back in 2002

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BFG Tech Ends Graphics Card Business [Sad Day For Graphics Industry As BFG Ends GPU Cards To Focus On PSU, Computers]

I showed the enclosure for the primary Arduino in the previous post in my Arduino Nerf sentry gun build series. This is the enclosure for the secondary Arduino — the one that drives the MotorShield to sweep the Nerf gun back and forth. It’s a Chameleon Enclosure that I slightly modified with a nibbler so I could drop the board low enough to fit the Arduino , MotorShield , and ScrewShield .

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Arduino Nerf sentry gun build: Secondary Arduino enclosure

It seems like it was just yesterday that the very first Kindle eBook reader from Amazon.com was released to market. However, what seems like yesterday was actually almost 3 years ago when Amazon released the eReader, effectively introducing the mass market to eBook readers. Sure, there had been many, many e-Ink touting eBook readers on the market before the Kindle but none that really made a splash like it did.

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Amazon’s Kindle Finally Hits Android [After Already Having Been released for the iPhone and BlackBerrys, Kindle Finally Makes its Way to Android]

When the Palm Pre was first announced way back when there was a pretty good amount of hype surrounding it; many thought it would be Palm’s killer come back device thus securing their foothold in the mobile phone marketplace. Well, after experiencing some turbulence on its way to market mixed with some poor support for it’s App Store competitor, the Palm Pre, much to Palm and Sprint’s dismay, never really got the spotlight it deserved. (…) Read the rest of Sprint’s CFO Comments on the Palm Pre, Carrier’s Future [Sprint's CFO says That While the Palm Pre Didn't Take Off, Other Tactics Will Help the Carrier] (255 words) Post by TFTS | © TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities , 2010

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Sprint’s CFO Comments on the Palm Pre, Carrier’s Future [Sprint’s CFO says That While the Palm Pre Didn’t Take Off, Other Tactics Will Help the…

Google’s Gmail application is my favorite Google product after Google Search (we can’t really browse the Internet without that Search engine) and I’ll be the first to recommend Google Mail to you both as a personal and as a professional email client. In fact Google is so good at getting new features out that with Gmail in place you’ll probably not require another email client again.

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New Windows Live Hotmail Is Official & Really Hot [Microsoft Challenges Google & Apple with Hot New Hotmail Client]

I first blogged the aluminum dead drop spike from Brian Dereu’s Hollow Spy Coins back in March. For those who aren’t up on their tradecraft, a “dead drop” is a place where spies or other clandestine-y folks drop off items for later retrieval by other agents.

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Deluxe dead-drop spike in solid stainless steel