KnowledgeMiner for Excel

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KnowledgeMiner in partnership with Intel and Microsoft, has released a new data mining application f...

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Apple sued for touchscreen

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Elan Microelectronics, a component design company based in Taiwan, has sued Apple over patents invol...

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Googles Use of HTML 5 and WebKit for Mobile Web
Apps

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Alex Nicolaou, mobile web engineering manager at Google:

The benefits are clear: you can develop fantastic new applications, benefit from server-side analytics and iteration to deliver features that your users want, and know that offline functionality keeps things running as the user moves in and out of coverage. Your users can enjoy fast, capable web apps that they can access from any device, without the need to copy their data from place to place or worry about installing software or being online.

What’s interesting to me is that because WebKit is the dominate mobile browser, Google’s mobile web apps are taking far more advantage of these cutting-edge HTML 5 features than their “full” desktop web apps. I.e., you can now access Gmail offline on your iPhone, but not on your Mac or Windows PC.

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Improved Mobile Gmail for iPhone and Android

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Uses WebKit’s client-side database for caching — you don’t have to wait for any sort of network access to archive or star messages, and, even though it’s a web app, you can use it in airplane mode. It’s a very good iPhone-optimized web app.

I use the native iPhone Mail app to read email on my iPhone, but I’m tempted to start using the Gmail web app for one reason: I waste a lot of time switching back and forth between Mail and Safari after tapping a URL in an email. When using the Gmail web app, tapped links simply open in a new Safari tab. The iPhone Mail app needs a built-in web view, like what most popular iPhone Twitter clients offer.

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Amazon MP3 Raises Prices

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Amazon MP3 and Walmart weren't immune to pressure for variable song pricing and today started quietl...

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3D Invigorator design tool

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Digital Anarchy, in collaboration with Zaxwerks, has announced a 3D design tool for use with Adobe P...

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Acer AspireRevo

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Acer tonight launched a slew of systems that include the first desktop based on NVIDIA's Ion graphic...

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Leeloo's Talent Agency

Puzzle Lab has launched a time management game for Mac OS X, Leeloo's Talent Agency. The game allows...

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New Mac App KnowledgeMiner (yX) for Excel To Help
Predict the Future

KnowledgeMiner Software, in partnership with Intel and Microsoft, has released a major new data mining application for the Mac called KnowledgeMiner (yX) for Excel. The goal of using KnowledgeMiner (yX) for Excel is to obtain useful knowledge from large collections of data. KnowledgeMiner (yX) for Excel takes advantage of multi-core processors through the use of parallelization to achieve speeds more then 600 times faster then previously.

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Boxee releases API

Boxee has released an API and related documentation, enabling developers to create applications, suc...

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