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Google launches online news reader 'Fast Flip' |
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Internet giant Google has unveiled its "Fast Flip"
online news reader. featuring stories from major media outlets,
including the BBC, The New York Times and The
Washington Post.
Google, which launched Fast Flip at the TechCrunch50 technology
conference in San Francisco, compared using the quick-loading
product to flipping through the pages of a magazine "really
fast without unnatural delays."
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Microsoft testing 'Visual Search'
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US software giant Microsoft unveiled a twist on the Internet search
experience on Monday with a new feature which allows Web surfers to
search using image galleries instead of text links.
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Yahoo! sells stake in Alibaba.com for $150 mln
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US Internet company Yahoo! announced on Monday that it has sold
its one percent stake in Hong Kong-listed e-commerce
company Alibaba.com for some 150 million dollars.
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Intuit buying Mint.com for $170 mln
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Financial software company Intuit Inc. announced on Monday that
it has agreed to purchase personal finance website Mint.com for
170 million dollars in cash.
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TECHBYTES
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Inmarsat launches enhanced Super Quiet Time
(ESQT)
low-cost calling for FleetBroadband users
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From 1st October, 2009 seafarers onboard vessels that are using
the Inmarsat FleetBroadband service will be able to enjoy cheap
phone calls home with the introduction of Enhanced Super Quiet Time
(ESQT) low-cost calling only for FleetBroadband users.
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TECHSTUFF
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UnLimited possibilities—Introducing ASUS UL Series notebooks
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The new ASUS UnLimited Series of notebooks is
designed to provide the very best of cutting-edge computing for
individuals who accept zero compromise on performance.
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My
Computer
By Jing Garcia, Tech Times editor
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The Benz of CPU
cooling
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Yeah sure, if you're lucky you could actually get a fairly good CPU
fan and heatsink for less than P1,500.(US$30.), maybe, a better one
for P2,500. (US$50.). However, anything beyond P3,000. (US$60.) -
that thing should only provide you the best for your system. And
with that last statement, I believe, that's where Noctua falls.
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HARDWARE
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Core i5: The affordable Nehalem
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At Commutex 2009 in Taipei in June, Intel
announced their mainstream Core processor under the code name
“Lynnfield”.
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DIGITALLIFESTYLE
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Although this is not the first Android-based OS mobile phone to come
out of HTC’s camp, the HTC Magic, however, is the first Google
phone to reach the Tech Times Lab. Nonetheless, we’re very much
impressed by its design, features and of course, Android’s ease of
use.
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