Foremay Enterprise SSDs with SAS 6.0 Gbps

New SSDs geared for high-end gaming, medical imaging, and more. Medicine – Business – Medical school – Products and Services – Healthcare

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Foremay Enterprise SSDs with SAS 6.0 Gbps

Call of Duty Black Ops Revealed Tonight

Activision briefly announced the next Call of Duty title. Call of Duty – Business – Activision – Infinity Ward – Real Estate

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Call of Duty Black Ops Revealed Tonight

Yes indeed, the iPad 3G is already jailbroken

Been reading up on all the fun you can have with a jailbroken device, but were afraid your iPad 3G might be unhackable? Fear not . The “Spirit” jailbreak should work on the iPad 3G, just as soon as @comex releases a revision for the firmware shipping with the 3G.

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3G iPad Activation Problems for Credit Cards Without Physical Addresses

For some new iPad customers, today may be a disappointment as a handful of iPad Wi-Fi + 3G early adopters are encountering 3G data-plan activation failures due to how their credit cards are setup. One such customer, a new iPad 3G + Wi-Fi owner, has reported being unable to log on to AT&T’s 3G network with the device because of the non-physical billing address tied to their credit card — like a P.O.

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Official Twitter for Android app goes live, will go open source

Twitter had committed to rolling its own client for Android not long ago — and like clockwork, here it is. Looks like the OS integration goes pretty deep, too, with support for

LG Ally to say ‘aloha’ to Verizon in mid-May?

Well, LG’s Moorestown-based, Moblin-running GW990 may sadly be no more , but it looks like the company will be bringing another fairly impressive-looking handset to US shores: the Android-based LG Ally. According to Android Central , it will be landing on Verizon around the middle of May and, if it looks a tad familiar, it’s because it’s apparently simply a US version of the phone we’ve known alternately as the LU2300 or Aloha (though it does seem to have undergone a few design tweaks). Details are otherwise light, but it’ll presumably pack the same 1GHz Snapdragon processor as the LU2300, along with a 3.5-inch AMOLED touchscreen, a sliding QWERTY keyboard, a 5-megapixel camera, and Android 2.1.

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Audio Recorder Flexes Dual Mics for Strong Fidelity

Pivoting microphones pick up the slightest peep or the loudest rock concert. It’s the Tascam DR-08 Recorder.

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Jon Favreau’s ‘Iron Man 2′ Mission: Feed the Fans

The first time around, the director scored a grand slam with a frothy-fun mix of action and wit that kicked off 2008′s summer of the superhero movies. With his highly anticipated Shell-Head sequel, he’s looking to fulfill the first film’s promise.

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Reverse-Engineering a Quantum Compass

New research suggests a way to to find out how birds use quantum mechanics to navigate.

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AP News for iPad a missed opportunity

Filed under: iPad Having made most of my living in the news business, I’m pretty much a news junkie. As a result, I’ve loaded my iPad up with a lot of news applications so I can keep up throughout the day.

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Weekend Reading: Money Magnet, by Jacoline Loewen

Here on ReadWriteStart we are often providing resources and tips for young companies looking to raise funding from venture capitals and angel investors. This week’s recommendation for our Weekend Reading series,

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When a Wine Loves a Robot

How can you tell a 1973 Batard Montrachet from a bottle of Boone’s Farm Strawberry Hill? Or a ’45 Mouton-Rothschild from a box of Franzia? Well, you could taste the difference, presumably.

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Bungie Has 10-Year Plan for Secret New Game Series

The creator of Halo is working on something it calls far more ambitious than its incredibly popular sci-fi videogame. Could we see Bungie-produced novels, comic books and movies based on the still-secret franchise

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G1 + Atari gamepad = gaming bliss

There isn’t any info on how this was pulled off, but this looks like a great way to play a few old-school games on my G1. Presumably it’s a straightforward mechanical hack: the buttons just press down on keys he’s designated in the emulator to do this or that. Not the best option for texting, but for Mario , it can’t be beat.

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Eye-Fi Pro X2 review

Five years ago, stuffing a fully-functional WiFi radio into the size of a standard SD card would’ve seemed like science fiction — and actually, it kind of still does. Be that as it may, Eye-Fi is now well into its third generation of products, amazingly, and we’ve gotten a chance to check out the company’s newest top-of-the-line model that just recently started shipping , the Pro X2. Like the original Pro model before it, the Pro X2 is differentiated from its less pricey stablemates in two major ways: one, its support for RAW uploads, and two, its ability to connect to ad-hoc networks — in other words, you can wirelessly tether the card straight to your laptop rather than going through an access point.

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iPad vs. Keyboard – The Typing Challenge

Associate Online Editor Flo tests her typing skills on the iPad, a MacBook Pro’s keyboard, and the standard Apple keyboard to see how iPad stacks up against a standard keyboard. The results actually surprised us

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Skype calls not allowed over iPad 3G connections

Filed under: iPad During our live iPad 3G first look this afternoon, TUAW readers were able to confirm that Skype calls still cannot be placed over the iPad 3G’s cellular network connection. The Skype application will not connect those calls, telling users that, “You need WiFi to call over Skype.” So what’s the reason for this? “Skype calls over 3G networks are currently not allowed due to contractual restrictions.” This should not come as a surprise

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Got Linux? Red Hat Enterprise Licenses Now Portable to EC2

RedHat recently announced that premium enterprise subscription customers are now able to move their Red Hat Linux licenses to the Amazon cloud in the form of EC2 instance. Amazon EC2 is the first cloud provider that Red Hat is supporting for this service

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Panda Cloud Antivirus Beta 1.1 Download

Cloud based security solutions seem to be one of the latest trends in the security world with more and more companies releasing fully or partially cloud based applications. Panda Cloud Antivirus embraces the cloud.

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Friday Ramblings

Notice: Everything that follows is an opinion, which we are all entitled to. You know the deal, we put up our opinions, then you leave your comments to start “discussion.”  Today’s topic, though, will surely bring some heated debate.  So buckle up and head on past the break, this one may take a while.  If you don’t want to read it all, skip to the second to last paragraph.

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