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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 20, 2009
The other day I wrote about how the GeoEye-1 satellite would be taking images of President Obama’s inauguration from 423 miles up — in space. This could have only worked on a clear day, so that clouds weren’t blocking …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 20, 2009
Stephen Horowitz is leaving his engineering director job at Google, where he helped build its Android mobile operating system. He’s moving on to become the chief technology officer at Coupons, Inc., a company that runs …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 20, 2009
As the situation for the industry continues to get more dire, Google has announced today that it is pulling out of the print media advertising business. “While we hoped that Print Ads would create a new revenue stream …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 20, 2009
Google’s Android mobile operating system is moving beyond its first phase of development, and on to other devices, former engineering director Steven Horowitz tells the Journal. He’s moving on, too, to become the chief …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 19, 2009
Google Drive, GDrive, “My Stuff,” Platypus — these are all names for Google’s online storage service that has been rumored to be in the works since at least 2005. Blogs are always predicting its impending launch, and …
Also tagged: digitalmedia, business and technology, co microsoft, co aol
venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 19, 2009
Earlier today, I joked that Microsoft may call its third-party application store for its Windows Mobile platform the “Microsoft Live Mobile App Emporium,” since so many obvious names are now taken with Apple …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 19, 2009
Research In Motion (RIM) has had applications available for its BlackBerry phones for a while, but because they aren’t listed in something as sexy as Apple’s App Store, many go largely unnoticed. This makes developers …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 17, 2009
Here’s the latest action: The Steve Jobs saga continues — Talk about the Apple chief executive and his health issues remain everywhere you look. Newsweek columnist Dan Lyons says the media’s coverage of Apple “bites.” …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 17, 2009
The convergence of tech giants and social networking features continue. Just as rumors are swirling that MySpace is developing its own webmail service, both Google and Yahoo have rolled out new additions to their …
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venturebeat.com » (Obsolete Feed) - Jan 16, 2009
This seems like a golden age for watching politicians on YouTube. President-elect Barack Obama is delivering weekly addresses on the video site, and both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives just launched their …
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