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Apple brings HDCP to a new aluminum MacBook near you
Movie Nazis Straight from Ars Technica: “High Definition Content Protection (HDCP)—you can’t live with it, but you practically can’t buy an HD-capable device anymore without it. Whil… more →
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Gadgets Shouldn't Be "Killing" Each Other, They Should Be "Niching" Themselves
Joe Ross wrote 3 days ago: Image by Daniel F. Pigatto via Flickr Gadget gurus and tech press are always a-buzz about whi … more →
Selective science
thec0unt wrote 4 days ago: This is an interesting article from Ars Technica that talks about how although the majority of the g … more →
Break out the grog: Ars reviews Tales of Monkey Island ep. 1
andrewrw wrote 1 week ago: I have to start this review with a disclaimer: I’ve never played any of the original Monkey Is … more →
Google Chrome New Basis For Google Operating System
Jason wrote 1 week ago: Via – Des Moines Register - The new operating system, announced late Tuesday night on Google … more →
Death of Kodachrome or death of a philosophy?
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hotrao wrote 2 weeks ago: Chris Foresman at Ars Technica wites an article on death of Kodachrome film announced by Kodak (full … more →
Possible price drop for the Playstation 3 and xbox 360
dfarnham wrote 2 weeks ago: The rumor mill is still churning with talks of the long elusive Playstation 3 price-cut but Sony sti … more →
Jacko's dead and internet groaning
hotrao wrote 2 weeks ago: Jacqui Cheng (http://arstechnica.com/authors/jacqui-cheng/) at Ars Techinca informs us that ” … more →
Ars Technica: Lower Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 prices in the fall
porumy wrote 3 weeks ago: Ars Technica recently wrote up an article about how the playstation 3 and the xbox 360 will be cheap … more →
Bozeman, MT: "Sir, I'm going to need to see your backstage."
John wrote 4 weeks ago: There have been a number of times that I’ve discussed the ways in which public information on … more →
Adobe challenges Google that challenges Microsoft, but who cares of users?
hotrao wrote 1 month ago: Chris Foresman (http://arstechnica.com/authors/chris-foresman/) informs us that Adobe “Adobe h … more →
Google and microblogging
hotrao wrote 1 month ago: bradleybradwell (http://www.lockergnome.com/bradleybradwell/author/bradleybradwell/) at Lockergnome … more →
Microsoft and browser war
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hotrao wrote 1 month ago: Emil Protalinski at Ars Technica (http://arstechnica.com/authors/emil-protalinski/), referring to an … more →
Carnival of Blogs, May 31-June 6
roaring20somethings wrote 1 month ago: Welcome, Ladies and Gentlemen, to this week’s Carnival of Blogs! Free, fun, and often informa … more →
Plagium, citations and Intellectual property
hotrao wrote 1 month ago: Nate Anderson (http://arstechnica.com/authors/nate-anderson/) at Ars Technica, writes about a new to … more →
Dear EU, iPhone Pictures Leaked, Repub PR Dir v Randi Z, PSP Go
arkanemancer wrote 1 month ago: Too lazy to write semi-full articles of my own, because I have been kept busy, mainly recently by th … more →
Review: EA Sports Active is an intense workout on Wii
andrewrw wrote 1 month ago: To someone accustomed to writing reviews of video games, EA Sports Active presents a bit of a proble … more →
Sun, Java and the chase to Apple
hotrao wrote 1 month ago: Ryan Paul at Ars technica reports that Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartzs staed that the company trying to g … more →
Great Mac Blogs and sites focused on Apple
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macficionado wrote 2 months ago: Anyone who is interested in all things Apple in general and the Mac in particular always, in my expe … more →
On information and the internet
hotrao wrote 2 months ago: Sony Pictures Entertainment CEO, Michael Lynton, said some days ago: “I’m a guy who does … more →
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