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The Benq Joybee projector is something that you're either going to think is silly or you're going to fall in love with nearly instantly. It's a bunch of neat features balanced by one or two shortcomings, and the price tag—$500—is

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Frank Castle has always been one of those comic characters we guiltily embrace, not because he's consistently well-written, or well-drawn, or really all that interesting, but because he's essentially a walking collection of clichés. He's the vigilante we all admire,

As , the US government has at long last announced that the first application window for broadband projects funded by that $7.2 billion in stimulus money will soon open. Two agencies are handing out the grants and loans: the National

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Yesterday's announcement of Google's Chrome OS plans were met with plenty of discussion about for the future of computing. The OS is essentially a lightweight version of Linux designed to run the company's Chrome browser to access Google's (or other

Independent musicians who want to retain the rights to their own songs will now have the opportunity to do so while marketing their offerings through a major label—Universal Music Group. UMG announced a partnership today with TuneCore, a company that

At the most recent COMPUTEX, there was a generated by Qualcomm, Acer, and ASUS around the possibility of using Google Android as a netbook OS. Qualcomm and ASUS in particular were talking up Android as an OS for so-called "smartbooks,"

On Wednesday, manufacturing giant GE announced a partnership with Tendril, a company that provides smart grid software and services. The agreement will see see GE work to incorporate monitoring and reporting capabilities into its consumer appliances and ensure that they

A research team led by Microsoft's Helen Wang recently published a report about an experimental browser prototype called "Gazelle" that uses processes to isolate page content elements originating from different domains. It builds on the concept of multiprocess browsing but

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A from research firm iSuppli highlights a threat to continued SSD adoption in netbooks, and it also gives some insight into what's behind Samsung's recent positive earnings rumblings. In short, NAND flash memory prices have come roaring back with a

When Apple discussed the new features of the forthcoming iPhone OS 3.0, SVP of iPhone Software Engineering Scott Forstall said that the iPhone would be capable of . Apple also advertised HTTP streaming as , the update of its media

A fifth of online video aficionados watch less TV as a direct result of online video, seemingly confirming the fears of TV networks that their traditional audience is moving online. A new report from Frank N. Magid Associates and Metacafe

The desertion of advertising dollars from the ailing print media industry has left publishers searching for more of the one thing that the Internet seems intent on denying them: paying customers. Print publications in the US and Europe are scrambling

The French Senate has approved an updated version of the "three strikes" online copyright infringement bill aimed at taking repeat offenders offline. The approval comes exactly one month after the country's Constitutional Council ripped apart the previous version of the

PowerSat isn't the only company that thinks will be ready for economic deployment within the next decade. PG&E has actually signed a contract with a company called Solaren, which plans on delivering 200MW of space-based power by 2016. The company

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