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  Linden Labs' Second Life adds VoIP client

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 11:23pm CEST

  At the Virtual Worlds conference in Los Angeles this week, entrepreneurs have gathered to discuss the big business that online worlds have become. Linden Labs' successful Second Life received some noteworthy "fourth wall breakers" today.
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  Xperia emulator featured in new Sony Ericsson SDK

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 11:20pm CEST

  In what could conceivably become a serious alternative to alternatives swayed by the allure of Apple's iPhone, Sony Ericsson released today its SDK for developers of applications for its Xperia X1, which is still due for availability this month.
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  Samsung backs out of Symbian, Nokia buys its stake

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 9:55pm CEST

  Samsung has agreed to sell its stake in Symbian to Nokia for a reported $410 million this week, pushing Nokia ever closer to total ownership.
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  Nokia ships its N96 everywhere but North America

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 9:48pm CEST

  Despite the delays predicted by some analysts, Nokia is now shipping the N96 smartphone to most areas of the world, although North American release looks likely to wait until the fourth quarter, as originally expected.
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  Review: The first Google Chrome beta

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 9:17pm CEST

  Google is already a dominant force in search and cloud services. So its touchdown on the world's desktops yesterday points to a possible change in the way casual to moderate Internet users will interact with their computers.
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  East coast iPhone 3G users report data service outages

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 8:22pm CEST

  A rapidly growing number of iPhone 3G users are complaining to AT&T's customer service forums today of spotty or completely unavailable 3G data service on their devices, often with one or even zero bars reported.
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  Companies to add IT jobs in Q4 despite the slow economy

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 7:38pm CEST

  More CIOs plan to increase rather than decrease their IT staffing levels from October through December 2008, according to a survey of companies' CIOs in multiple major US cities, released today.
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  Commodore introduces its own 10-inch netbook

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 7:23pm CEST

  The brand had already been through a line of high-end gaming PCs, however the familiar logo will make it onto a line of netbooks later this year.
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  Google adds facial recognition to Picasa photo sharing

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 6:02pm CEST

  In launching the public beta of Picasa 3 this week, Google also updated its online Picasa Web Albums space with facial recognition.
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  DirecTV and TiVo kiss and make up, again, with HD agreement

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 5:41pm CEST

  After subscribers were already receiving notices that they'd have to drop their TiVo equipment if they want to go HD, DirecTV is trumpeting the news that an HD TiVo will be a customer option after all...albeit in late 2009.
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  San Francisco event will unveil new iPods

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 5:22pm CEST

  Yesterday Apple distributed conspicuously designed invitations to an event on September 9, widely expected to be the third annual iPod refresh event.
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  Hurricane could delay North Carolina's DTV transition

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 3:04am CEST

  The first US market to officially cease analog television broadcasting is Wilmington, North Carolina, but an approaching tropical storm could force all local stations to continue use of their analog frequencies for emergency alert.
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  Analysts: How is Chrome tied to Android?

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 2:55am CEST

  Although Google's Chrome is designed for PC environments, the newly unveiled Web browser is closely allied with Google's strategy to take greater control of the mobile Web environment through Android, in the view of some industry analysts.
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  Chrome's objective: to speed up the Web for Google

  Publié: septembre 3, 2008, 12:13am CEST

  As Google's lead developers for Chrome and its own co-founders made extremely clear in a press conference this afternoon, it's in the Web applications business, and it will do what's necessary to eliminate obstacles.