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| April 30, 2010 Daily Technology News | |
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 Adobe CEO Responds to Jobs' Flash Attack Following Steve Jobs' harsh letter about Apple and Flash Thursday morning, Adobe's CEO has some strong words of his own. | | Apple v. Adobe: Something Just Doesn't Add Up Jobs lays out six reasons for rejecting Flash, but not all of them stand up to scrutiny. | | Bite This, Apple: 5 Reasons Flash Would've Rocked the iPhone Flash on the iPhone won't happen, according to Steve Jobs. Here are 5 reasons that's too bad. | | Naval Cryptologist with Top Secret Clearance Shopped Around Secret iPhone Reports identify major players in iPhone case. | | Apple's Shutdown of Lala Fuel Rumors of Web-based iTunes Apple shutters Lala music service, fueling speculation it's prepping platform for upcoming iTunes.com. | | Hey Sony, Don't Mess with Linux, Says PS3 Lawsuit San Francisco man files lawsuit seeking class action status against Sony for removing the option to install Linux on the PS3. | | Call of Duty 7 Unveiled As 'Black Ops' Game publisher Activision expected to unveil next Call of Duty teaser trailer tonight, but developer jumps the gun and announces game's title and release date early. | | iPad's Success: Fueling HP and Microsoft Tablet Drama? Other tablets in the wings may help develop the category, but iPad looks to dominate. | | Is HPs Slate Dead? Michael Arrington of TechCrunch is reporting that a source has told him that HP has decided to cancel its "slate PC." | | 3D Filmmaker to Develop NASA Camera NASA confirms James Cameron, maker of Avatar and Titanic, is helping design a 3D camera for the Mars rover. | | Bungie, Activision Execs Discuss Their Partnership The 10-year deal between Activision and Bungie is one of the largest-scale partnerships in gaming. | | Top 10 Beautiful Blu-ray Movies While all Blu-ray movies share identical 1080p video resolution, these discs are more equal than others. | | Another One Bites The Dust? HP Reportedly Kills Windows 7 Slate Project Coming hot of the heels of its purchase of Palm, HP may be putting the kibbosh on its Windows 7 slate. | | Palm Deal Could Redefine HP's Tablet OS Strategy Hewlett-Packard's purchase of Palm could redefine the PC maker's mobile OS strategy, potentially impacting the company's reliance on Microsoft operating systems... | | History Shows HP's Palm Buy Can Work Analysts say that given HP's track record with large acquisitions, it has a good chance of successfully digesting Palm. | | Steve Jobs' Thoughts Won't Shut Up the Flash Mob Before Apple's chief executive wrote his angry letter about Adobe Flash, he should've realized that the option to run Flash ought to be in users' hands. | | US Air Force Phishing Test Transforms Into a Problem A U.S. Air Force security test went viral after airmen at Andersen AFB believed a fake phishing message. | | Researcher: Social Networks Shouldn't Reuse Private Info A Microsoft researcher argues that user data should not be reused by social networks | | iPad Killer? We Can't Even get an iPad Challenger HP has killed off the Slate--the primary contender for the "iPad killer" crown. | | Glype 'anonymous' Proxy May Not Cloak Your Identity A widely used proxy service thought to provide anonymous Web surfing frequently reveals sensitive information about its users. | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Voice NavigatorThis voice commands recognition and voice control software performs search and instant execution of any Windows application. Voice Navigator is language independent, recognizes a great number of voice commands and can be trained easily to any voice. Activates after pronouncing a key word, assuring reliable recognition in noisy conditions. Use it at home or office to save time finding application icons in menus windows, to help people with disabilities; to control your PC by voice. | | Denoiser Clear VoiceWith just a click of a button restore your noise-corrupted poor quality speech recordings with this state-of-the-art professional noise cancellation algorithm. Perfect for processing real life sound recordings which have variable background broadband noise. |  | |
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