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Apple announced the release of Aperture 3, the latest version of its photograph-editing software, on Feb. 9. The competitor to Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is aimed at both professional photographers with massive image libraries and iPhoto users who want to use the platform’s hundreds of tools. For those looking to create more multimedia-intensive slide shows for corporate presentations and other events, Aperture 3 allows for the integration of video, music and other elements into a photo-montage.
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Nvidia's Optimus technology aims to improve battery life and power efficiency in notebooks by re-routing the processing workload based on what applications are in use.
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Motorola was the No. 1 OEM in the United States during the latter part of 2009, according to a new report from comScore. Regarding smartphone platforms, however, RIM led the pack, followed at some distance by Apple and Microsoft.
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Samsung launched the Monte on the same day LG Electronics introduced the Mini, which it says is now the thinnest full touch-screen phone on the market. LG’s stated goals include toppling either Samsung or Nokia by 2012.
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Verizon Business reaches out to cost-conscious businesses in need of a security upgrade with two integrated solutions from security firm McAfee.
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NEC's Univerge Sphericall software, a solution that combines the basic communications needs with the power of unified communications tools, gets an upgrade.
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When it comes to phone-based technical support, Apple customers reported themselves to be more satisfied than those of Dell or HP. Compared with 2008 results, however, HP has made enormous strides, pleasing more customers on multiple fronts, which is a boost to overall customer satisfaction, loyalty and the likelihood of their recommending the brand to others.
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Nokia plans to “vigorously” defend itself against a class action complaint filed by an investor. The complaint accuses Nokia of failing to take into account manufacturing problems when it made statements about certain devices.
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Amazon.com and Macmillan Book Group have likely reached an agreement on price control, as the e-retailer relisted the publisher's titles over the weekend.
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BrightMove's recruiting software gets an added boost from resume spidering specialists TalentHook, aimed at cost-conscious companies.
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The company's data backup and storage solution, aimed at cost-conscious businesses, offers users a tiered, monthly pricing structure.
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IBM is rolling out the first of its Power7 systems as it looks to grab more market share in the $14 billion Unix server space from HP and Sun. The move comes as HP and Intel prepare to release the next-generation Itanium processor and Oracle looks to bring Sun into the fold.
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Super Bowl XLIV is upon us, with the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints ready to battle at the Sun Life Stadium in Florida for the Lombardi trophy on Feb. 7. Millions will be glued to their televisions and radios for the big event, but nearly as many could be glued to their smartphones: either to catch scores while on the run, or else fill out their Super Bowl experience with stats and commentary.
The following apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch can help round out your Super Bowl experience. Some will provide real-time updates from the year's biggest game, while others let you do a little (virtual) football-playing yourself. The best part: no annoying 30-second commercials.
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Publishers are growing increasingly vocal about their displeasure with online retailer Amazon.com's flat $9.99 per title system for many e-books. Hachette Book Group now joins publishers Macmillan and HarperCollins in requesting to be allowed to charge higher prices.
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Microsoft announced as of April 15 the company will discontinue the Xbox Live online play service for original Xbox consoles and games, including Xbox v1 games playable on Xbox 360 and Xbox Originals.
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The BlackBerry Storm2 9550 provides reliable performance, touch-screen technology that delivers new on-screen capabilities, and more connectivity options both domestically and abroad. The Storm2 9550 is also the first device RIM has shipped with the BlackBerry OS 5, which adds a number of enhancements.
VMware Fusion 3 enables the use of Windows, Linux and Mac virtual machines on a physical Mac system. Fusion 3 is competitive with Parallels Desktop Switch to Mac Edition and Sun VirtualBox, with a slight lead in terms of day-to-day operations. While VMware Fusion 3 is aimed at individual users, the product is a worthwhile choice for IT departments that are switching PC systems to Macs.
Macromedia's Web site authoring tool offers good controls, simplicity.
Percussion's Rhythmyx 5 provides all the flexibility and capability we'd expect from a high-end content management application, without sacrificing usability.
For corporate Web sites that need tight content management but don't need a lot of high-end features, Ektron's CMS300 provides quick deployment and high usability at a price that won't even get you in the door at most content management companies.
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