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• Lifted IPhone NDA Opens the Door for Conferences, Books The collective sigh of relief when Apple lifted the iPhone non-disclosure agreement (NDA), which had prevented developers from...
• Zoho Launches E-mail App With Offline, Mobile Access Zoho has added an e-mail application to its suite of Web-hosted applications.
• VideoPier Simplifies MPEG-2/AVCHD Camcorder Use Aquafadas has announced the release of VideoPier and VideoPier HD, two new utilities designed to help users of camcorders that...
• Delkin Offers SD-to-CF Adapter Delkin Devices on Friday announced it's shipping its Secure Digital to CompactFlash card adapter. The adapter costs US$29.99.
• Tom Bihn Zephyr Tom Bihn's Zephyr is billed specifically as a laptop "briefcase" for good reason: This sturdy, waterproof bag has a pre-formed...
• Apple Offers MacBook Pro Nvidia Graphics Repair Apple has posted details of a new service program for MacBook Pro laptops affected by a flaw involving Nvidia graphics chips...
• DLO Offers TransDock Direct for IPods Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) on Friday announced it's shipping the TransDock Direct, a new dock and charging system for...
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• I-rocks RF-7550A 2.4GHz Cordless Optical Mouse The i-rocks RF-7550A 2.4GHz Cordless Optical Mouse is a decent mouse created by a company that doesn't believe in the famous...
• Bugs & Fixes: 10.5.5's Font Display Problem September's Mac OS X 10.5.5 update has been the subject of the last two Bugs & Fixes installments--the first on hassles...
• Mobile Industry Split Over UMA Versus Femtocells As mobile data traffic continues to increase, with more generated by home users, operators are under pressure to adopt either...
• Romanian Pleads Guilty to Phishing-related Charges A Romanian national pleaded guilty earlier this week to charges related to possession of stolen credit card information...
• Obscenity Charges Raise Questions in Internet Age The U.S. Department of Justice successfully prosecuted two Web site operators for obscenity reviving the debate over whether community standards should determine whether adult content is criminally obscene.
• Opera Promises Faster Surfing With New Browser Opera Software, which is battling hard for market share with Google's Chrome, is promising users a faster surfing experience.
• U.S. Gov't Proposes Digital Signing of DNS Root Zone File The U.S. government is soliciting comments on a way to make the Internet's addresssing system less susceptible to tampering by...
• Antivirus Superhero Comes to the Rescue Japan's cheap and pervasive high-speed Internet connections are finally catching up with the country.
• Hands On: Getting Dirty With Sony's Gomibako Gomibako, or "garbage can" in English, is a drop down puzzle game that replaces the usual shapes with, well, garbage.
• Forbidden City Goes Virtual With IBM IBM and Beijing's Palace Museum have launched a virtual tour of the Forbidden City.
• Hands on With Final Fantasy Dissidia Among the myriad of handheld games on show at this year's Tokyo Game Show is "Final Fantasy: Dissidia."
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  Verizon Hikes Text Messaging Fees Companies using text messages to send airline updates, online auction tracking, sports scores, and answers on the go will now face stiffer fees from Verizon starting November 1.
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