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| Bounty offered for open-source Kinect driver CNET by Daniel Terdiman The first person or team to come up with an open-source driver for Kinect could win $1000 from Adafruit Industries. The first person who figures out how to build an open-source driver for Microsoft's much-hyped new Kinect motion ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook's Mobile Ambitions Ahead Of User Interest InformationWeek The company's bid to become the platform of choice for apps that combine mobile, social, and location data will depend on convincing people to actually use geo-social services. By Thomas Claburn , InformationWeek Facebook on Wednesday announced new ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Skyfire's iPhone Browser Downed By Demand InformationWeek The Flash-playing browser is "sold out" on App Store, as Skyfire scrambles to beef up its servers. By Antone Gonsalves , InformationWeek Skyfire Labs pulled its Flash-playing iPhone browser off the Apple App Store after only a few hours Wednesday due ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| EU Floats Online Privacy Code Wall Street Journal By JOHN W. MILLER The European Union on Thursday proposed new privacy rights for citizens sharing personal data with websites such as Facebook and Google—threatening to heighten tensions between European regulators on the one hand and US tech companies ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung Predicts Mega Galaxy Tablet And Smartphone Sales InformationWeek Samsung believes it will sell more than one million Galaxy Tab Android tablets this year, and more than 40 million smartphones in 2011. By Eric Zeman , InformationWeek Samsung is pretty bullish about its future. It has seen strong sales of its Galaxy S ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| MacBook Air Screen Problems Surface InformationWeek Some users are reporting screen flicker issues, but the extent of the problem isn't clear. By Thomas Claburn , InformationWeek An unknown but presumably small number of MacBook Air computers appear to be plagued by display problems. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 3D Holograms Coming To A Screen Near You InformationWeek University of Arizona develops three-dimensional motion hologram that is viewable on all sides without special glasses. By Esther Shein , InformationWeek If you thought 3D TVs was the next great wave in entertainment, think again. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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