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In the past 5 years we’ve seen an increasing trend of designers using a hand drawn style on their websites. Here are some great examples of the use of a hand drawn style in web design.
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Consumers will soon be able to control their TV screens or home entertainment systems simply by waving their hand, thanks to technology developed by Toshiba's Cambridge Research Laboratory in collaboration with the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge.
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If you use desktop Linux chances are you've used Ubuntu, Red Hat/Fedora or SUSE Linux/openSUSE, but there are others that are worthy of your attention.
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China isn't as far along with IPv6 as we're sometimes lead to believe, which is something that should probably change before IPv4 addresses are predicted to run out in the country in the next two years and three months.
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Google is hoping to transform cell phones the way it did to the Web, beginning with its first Android phone, the new T-Mobile G1. But if really wants to dominate the mobile market, Google will have to prove that it can out-do (or get third parties like HTC to out-do) Apple's iPhone, the market leader when it comes to functionality and usability.
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As US court supervision of Microsoft's antitrust disagreement drags on, Redmond has continued to stumble when providing interoperability documentation—the same issue that got them in hot water with EU regulators.
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We all know how much companies in China love producing knockoffs of successful products, and ActFind is selling a bunch of the iPhone. What's interesting is that ActFind is simply using photos of the real iPhone to sell some of the fakes. The items' names and descriptions give away they're fake: "Especial function: Shake to elect song...
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In a new blog post, Mozilla chairperson Mitchell Baker noted that she saw have an effective product in the mobile space”, which may indicate that Mozilla won’t ship a mobile browser by 2010. She added that “that is not the case at all” and that Mozilla “will ship well before then.”
