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The latest release of Chrome, version 27, is 5 percent faster—and available to download now.

May 22, 2013   Uncategorized

The latest release of Chrome, version 27, is 5 percent faster—and available to download now.

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Get Mac Blu-ray Player, Snapz Pro, Disk Tools, CrossOver, Paperless OCR, Gemini de-duper, more: $9

April 21, 2013   Apple, Mac
From 9to5Toys.com: We covered this earlier this week when it was under $7 but it bears repeating as the price is still under $10. Usually, these ‘name your own price’ bundles are full of duds but this one is pretty impressive. You get Mac Blu-ray Player, Snapz Pro, Disk Tools, CrossOver, Paperless OCR, Gemini de-duper, [...]
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Thank a Simple Excel Glitch For Austerity Economics

April 17, 2013   Uncategorized
You know the much-ballyhooed theory that high national debt correlates to crappy economic growth? The one that's trotted out on a regular basis by politicians arguing for austerity budgets and sequestration? Well, according to new findings, the study that austerity proponents cite more than any other is based on an Excel error. A big one. More »
    


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Thank a Simple Excel Error For Austerity Economics

April 17, 2013   Uncategorized
You know the much-ballyhooed theory that high national debt correlates to crappy economic growth? The one that's trotted out on a regular basis by politicians arguing for austerity budgets and sequestration? Well, according to new findings, the study that austerity proponents cite more than any other is based on an Excel error. A big one. More »
    


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Facebook for iOS gains ‘ChatHeads’, iPad app redesigned, Brichter working on Home

April 16, 2013   Apple, Mac
Facebook has released an updated version of its Facebook application for iOS today, bringing the iPad application more in line with the website’s recently announced redesign and adding some features from the Android-based Facebook Home software. The Verge took a hands-on look at the updated app. The iPad application now has a more streamlined, simplified [...]
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Apple releases minor Xcode update with fixes/improvements

April 16, 2013   Apple, Mac
Today, Apple has released a minor update to its Mac Xcode software development suite. The update includes various performance improvements and bug fixes. It is available on the Mac App Store as a free update. Thanks, D! What’s New in Version 4.6.2 • Improves LLDB performance for debugging Objective-C code. • Fixes an issue where the [...]
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Verizon CEO takes credit for convincing Steve Jobs to make iPhone 5 LTE, says half of wireless traffic is now video

April 11, 2013   Apple, Mac
At NAB, Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam told attendees that half of his network’s wireless traffic is used for downloading video. McAdam reportedly added that he expects video to take over 2/3 of the Verizon network by 2017. The CEO thanks the carrier’s investments in LTE technology for making this happen. On the subject of [...]
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Foursquare’s updated iPhone app brings Explore recommendations to the front page

April 10, 2013   Apple, Mac
Foursquare for iPhone was updated version 6.0 today. The update brings the Explore functionality to the forefront of the app. Explore is Foursquare’s recommendation engine, which suggests attactions that users may find interesting based on their previous check-ins. The new update brings the Explore search box to the top of the navigation bar, enabling quick access [...]
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The Facebook Phone: It’s Finally Sorta Real (Update: Eyes-On)

April 4, 2013   Uncategorized
We've been talking about it for years now—half dread, half excitement—and now it's no longer just our imaginations. The Facebook Phone is as real as it's probably ever going to get: it's called Facebook Home a complete Android takeover that converts your smartphone. More »


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Multiple-Display Software Follows Your Gaze to Keep You Focused

April 2, 2013   Uncategorized
These days, multiple monitors are becoming the norm instead of the exception. And with most interfaces designed to capture your attention—everywhere and at all costs—the constant barrage of blinking windows, beeping notifications, and bouncing icons can be distracting if not entirely overwhelming. New Windows software, Diff Displays, wants to fix this by making sure you're focused on the information you need and nothing else. More »


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