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Posted on 20111230

Phraseology, A Word-Analyzing Text Editor

via Gadget Lab

Phraseology is a new iPad app for writers. It offers much of the usual stuff found in iPad writing apps, but it also brings … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111230

Ebert: film industry is losing money because they charge too much and deliver too little

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Roger Ebert poo-poos the idea that piracy is at the root of dropping film revenues and ascribes the phenomenon instead to … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111230

Stephen Hawking needs a new technician

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Sam Blackburn is the technician who for five years kept Stephen Hawking’s communication systems running. Now Hawking is looking … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111230

Editorial: How FAA-certified gadgets could improve air travel and eliminate the Terrible 10,000 Feet

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If you’re reading this now and have experienced the wonders of modern air travel then you have surely suffered through what … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111229

8 Essential Business Rules For Those Who Don’t Believe In Rules

via Fast Company

I don’t read a lot of business books. (Actually, I never read them.) But I do read the lists of the best-selling business … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111229

Dieter Rams, designer of Braun electronics

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Over at Domus, my dear pal John Alderman reports on “Less and More: the Design Ethos of Dieter Rams,” a retrospective … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111229

The golden age of journalists noticing new blogs is over

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Jeremiah Owyang writes that the golden age of blogging is over. The reasons, in brief: many top blogs have sold out; staff … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111229

Researcher finds vulnerability in WPS protocol, looks for manufacturers to offer fix

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On the plus side, your router’s mostly secure. Security researcher Stefan Viehbock has just discovered a major security hole … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111229

Intel working to keep the netbook alive with "Cedar Trail" Atom platform

via Ars Technica

Netbook sales have been declining, with major vendors deciding to leave the netbook … Read More >>

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Posted on 20111228

The Coming War on General Purpose Computation

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Here’s the video of my keynote last night at the 28C3, the Chaos Computer Congress in Berlin, entitled “The coming war on … Read More >>

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