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| Barnes & Noble unveils Nook Color for $249 Barnes & Noble on Tuesday unveiled the first major color e-book reader, its Nook Color. Read more |
| Nook Color, the low cost Android tablet Barnes & Noble just announced their new color Nook, the Nook Color, for $249 with a November 19th availability date. I already placed my order and look forward to checking out this full color Android tablet with an ebook focus. Read more |
| With T-Mobile charging soon, how do smartphone tethering plans stack up? T-Mobile has not charged for tethering before, but looks to soon be changing that tune. Check the numbers to see how their plan stacks up with the other major US wireless carriers. Read more |
| Microsoft to charge royalty fees to prevent Taiwanese OEMs from using Android in netbooks Microsoft is turning to royalty fees in an attempt to prevent Taiwanese OEMs Acer and Asustek Computer from using Android and Chrome OS on netbooks. Read more |
| Riverbed rides WAN optimization wave; May eye cloud soon One of the hottest tech companies on the planet focuses on an acronym---WAN---that has largely flown under the radar. No more. Riverbed's third quarter results last week has everyone yapping about wide area network optimization. Read more |
| Is Office 2011 overshadowed by richer tools on the Mac? For the typical (or stereotypical) Mac user, Office 2011 is a great product but will have a tough time competing with rich, compelling alternatives. We use Macs for a reason, after all. Read more |
| Microsoft offers Office for Mac 2011 to TechNet, MSDN subscribers Microsoft's latest Office release is now available for download by TechNet and MSDN subscribers. Normally, that's not news. What makes this release different is that it's for Office for Mac Home and Business 2011, and it marks a significant first. Read more |
| How relevant is Ubuntu? The desktop is a windmill crazy old Ubuntu keeps tilting at but it's not the measure of the company or its effectiveness. Read more |
| AP suffers outage amid Microsoft patch follies The Associated Press suffered a five-hour outage courtesy of a failed effort to install a Microsoft patch. Read more |
| RIM demos PlayBook RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis has give the first live demo of the upcoming PlayBook tablet at the Adobe MAX conference. Read more |
| Microsoft strategy against Android comes together Patent rights in this scenario do for Microsoft what bundling did for it in the early 1990s. They get rid of competition. Read more |
| Sprint launches machine-to-machine wireless lab Sprint opened its M2M Collaboration Center, a lab designed to cook up machine-to-machine wireless technology and create commercially viable products. Read more |
| NASA to hold auction for automated software development patents NASA Goddard Space Flight Center will hold an auction Nov. 11 for five patents focused on automated software development. Read more |
| 'Iranian Cyber Army' building botnet with exploit kit The self-styled "Iranian Cyber Army" has moved beyond website defacements and are now using an exploit kit to build a massive botnet. Read more |
| What WiFi Direct is and is not WiFi Direct is no big deal today but let's see what innovators do with it. Read more |
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