Kindle: Most gifted item in Amazon

Before, a lot of people thought ebooks will never really be a hit and ebook readers aren’t a necessity. All of that changed with the introduction of Amazon’s Kindle. For the first time ever, Amazon shoppers on Christmas day bought more books for their Kindles then they did the traditional paperbacks and hard-bounds. Usually, on [...]

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Ford introduces HD Radio with iTunes tagging

If there’s one techie motor company, it’ll have to Ford Motors. Early this month, the Dearborn, Michigan-based auto company announced that they’ll be turning their vehicles into Wi-Fi hotspots with the 2010 release of their second generation Sync in-car connectivity system. Today, Ford Motor announced that starting 2010, consumers who’ll be purchasing their cars will [...]

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Adobe seen as top 2010 hacker target

Net-security firm McAfee predicts that Microsoft will no longer be the primary target for hackers next year. Instead, these evil villains of the Web will turn their attention to Adobe. Evidence of this is the already growing number of attacks targeted to the vulnerabilities in Acrobat Reader and Flash this year. And with the tricky update [...]

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Google netbook specs leaked

What’s next for Google? A DVD player? An HDTv? A robot? Well, with its recent forays into other markets, it’s not that hard to imagine what it’ll think up next. For now however, let us content ourselves with the current “addition” (well at least that‘s what rumors say) to its growing list of products under [...]

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AT&T resumes iPhone online sales in NY

After cutting off online sales of iPhones to New York City residents early this morning, AT&T has resumed selling the smartphone – but not without much criticism from the blogosphere and the rest of the consumers. The iPhone’s exclusive US carrier had only a very vague and cryptic statement regarding the halting. “We periodically modify [...]

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