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POPSBourne 4 You... Have you heard that there will be a 4th Jason Bourne movie? Check out Doug Haslam's post on naming the movie! Great fun.
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POPSClear communications in social media Dave Fleet has a great post on being more clear and approachable to the non-geeks on the topic of social media. There are many ways of communicating concepts and he's taking the lead on making it easier to understand. Kudos Dave!
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POPSAndroid - Want to take a look? Darren Waters of BBC News dot.life column had an interview with Andy Rubin and a demo of an Alfa version of Android on a 3G handset. Check it out.
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POPS5GB Free as a network drive I see Kevin Tofel, one of my favorite tech bloggers, has posted about AOL's XDrive online storage service. Good stuff, and yes, you can set it up as a mapped drive on Windows systems. Should work excellently with the Eee PC!
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POPSAIR goes "Live" Read/Write Web has the scoop on Adobe's announcement of AIR, Flex3 and Blaze DS today.
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POPSNew Phone-to-web sync tool? Syncy is covered by TechCrunch writer Roi Carthy. Looks like an interesting service that may provide real value to those looking to not only sync their phone address/contact information, but also use that as the basis for a social network.
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POPSCorporate IT Disruption I know this post is from last October, but I was reading it again, and just had to link to it. There are some great take-aways for traditional IT types to learn from.
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POPSAnother post about Twitter Twitter is useful for friends, co-workers, event planners, social media gurus, or people simply sharing things in life. Oh, and it simply rocks. Mathew Ingram follows up on some new Twitter users that have "found the light" and are now singing it's praises.
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POPSIE8 in private beta It'll be interesting to see what Microsoft comes up with to compete with Firefox in this generation of the browser. Of course this time around we have Apple's Safari and the Opera browser to compare with too. I'm sure IE8 doesn't look very different, rather, it'll be the feature set that will need to be spiffed up, similar to Firefox 3...
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POPSGoogle Video Ads All hail Google... so the corner has been turned. Frederic provides his take on the topic
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POPSOneCare for Server This is a great development in the OneCare service. Now if they can tie this into the Windows Home Server and tack on an online WHS backup service - that'd be great.
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POPSProcrastination - The Series... Liz Strauss is highlighting a series of posts by Geatano Caruana on the topic of procrastination. I really should read this series as it would probably help me out - but I think I'll put it off until tomorrow. KIDDING!!! ;-)
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POPSAMD Still has troubles It never seems to come easy for AMD, no matter the time or product line. Dell has thrown a curve ball in only selling AMD based units at retail. How does AMD compare at retail? Read and find out.
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POPSWhat about a $700 MacBook? I've wondered this from time to time myself. Wouldn't an "inexpensive" MacBook appeal to a broad slice of the market - of course it would.
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POPSIt's just business people No matter how much you love/hate Microsoft (or Apple, Google, Oracle, Sun, etc...) it's just business. Our favorite tools, apps, 'puters, phones, services - you name it. It's somebody's bread & butter to buy or sell. Whether we like it or not. Obviously there are a lot of unhappy current and former Microsoft customers using Flickr. ;-)
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POPSMediaSentry: Oops! Gosh, it couldn't happen to a better crime indicate. Wonder how the RIAA's strong-arm tactics will come into play on this one.
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POPSGo Ron Go! Ronald Lewis is a social media professional who continually impresses me with fresh ideas and seemingly endless enthusiasm. This is one of his great ideas and should inspire anyone thinking along the same lines.
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POPSSome Common Sense Timothy Lee demonstrates some common sense in his post at TechDirt the other day. If only more people realize how true these comments are, we could recoup millions of wasted tax dollars and retreat a bit from the socialization of America.