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  A response to Vint Cerf: Enough of the content, already

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 11:09pm CEST

  A recent essay by Google's chief Internet evangelist has BetaNews' Scott Fulton thinking about the meaning behind all this content, and whether the evolution of the Internet has made its creators forget the need for meaning.
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  New track-and-snap anti-theft software roams freely...and privately

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 11:01pm CEST

  A software project from U. of Washington and U. C.-San Diego researchers will make its way to ToorCon next week, and if your laptop should happen to go to that conference without you, you could use this software to see that it makes it there.
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  As CES approaches, vendors give glimpses of 2009 gadgets

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 10:36pm CEST

  While it isn't even October yet, the CES 2009 time bracket is fast approaching, with new gadgets on including the latest rechargeable "e-bicycle," and a family of Wi-Fi-, Web-, RSS-, and photo-enabled "wireless Internet frames."
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  The Palm plague hits RIM: Greater sales, lower margins

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 8:58pm CEST

  The problem that Palm has been perennially facing is that it now has a very popular phone, the Centro, whose price point is so low that the company can't sustain its margins. Yesterday, we learned that RIM is no longer immune.
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  Microsoft wins appeals ruling in Alcatel-Lucent MP3 case

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 8:29pm CEST

  Microsoft on Thursday was released from a payout to Alcatel-Lucent that at one time was as high as $1.5 billion, when a federal appeals court tossed the original jury's verdict in a long-running patent case.
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  T-Mobile to drop 1G data cap for G1, while throttling heavy users

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 7:54pm CEST

  UPDATE T-Mobile told BetaNews today it has now removed a 1 GB monthly data cap on the Android-based G1 from its policy statement, confirming our earlier report that the wireless carrier is dropping plans to impose a cap.
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  Microsoft's effort to document protocols for DOJ hits a snag

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 7:43pm CEST

  The challenge continues for Microsoft to produce documentation about Windows' communications protocols that others outside the company can understand. Two weeks ago, the Justice Dept.'s team started making its own suggestions.
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  Force 2.2 Mbps streams on your Roku Player

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 5:44pm CEST

  Just how capable is your Netflix STB? An enterprising customer discovered there's an unpublished way to make the box stream much faster than any ordinary user can select.
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  Copyright concerns take a voyage of Discovery

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 4:59am CEST

  A new service from iCopyright allows publishers and content creators to find out who's reusing some or all of their words and pictures. But don't just think of it as a tool to beat up on "little guys" online, says the owner of the company.
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  UnitedLayer COO: Giving access to InterCage is an issue of ethics

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 4:40am CEST

  Richard Donaldson, COO of co-location provider UnitedLayer, knows that his new client InterCage is unpopular. It's just that he's not sure that hosting botnets, malware, and spam services deserves a lifetime of incarceration.
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  Google co-founder blames politics for 'white space' device failures

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 12:28am CEST

  Following Tuesday's rollout of T-Mobile's Android-based G1 phone, Larry Page went to Washington on Wednesday, urging the FCC to hurry up with its decision about opening up "white spaces" of the spectrum for free use by Google and others.
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  High-def Slingbox enters the market

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 12:21am CEST

  News from Sling Media hasn't been this big in quite a while. The Slingbox Pro-HD is now available -- the company's first device that enables streaming of high-definition content.
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  Blu-ray market share creeps up - or down - to 8 percent

  Publié: septembre 26, 2008, 12:04am CEST

  Back in April, Sony President Ryoji Chubachi projected that its Blu-ray Disc format would garner 50 percent of DVD market share by the end of 2008. At this rate, according to new data, we could get there in about nine years.