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Kevin Rose To Start Work At Google This Monday

, 16. March 2012

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Kevin Rose, founder of Digg and co-host of Diggnation will start his new job at Google this coming Monday. Milk, the company Rose founded not long ago to financially support startups announced it was closing down its only product, Oink. According to AllThingsD, Google isn’t acquiring Milk, or Oink. Google are however acquiring the entire Milk team. Employees are apparently [...]

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HP and its 3 stooges (sponsored video)

, 14. March 2012

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So it seems all the brands today are trying to find their innovative streak; or are they all out to prove something? With the internet having opened a few creative doors to make life easy for advertising and with Youtube having made some overnight celebrities through its viral videos, almost all brands are trying to [...]

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PayPal Set To Launch Similar Product To Square

, 13. March 2012

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PayPal is set to launch a Square competing product. PayPal plans to announce this prouct at an event this Thursday. The rumoured product is a mobile payment dongle, the same as Square, that would thus compete with the company founded by Twitter co-founder, Jack Dorsey. According to GigaOm, the dongle will be shaped like a [...]

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ReRAM Might be Ready Soon, Hints SanDisk Job Ad

, 23. February 2012

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SanDisk is out hunting for a new employee. The company is looking for a director of processing engineering management for a 3-D resistive RAM team. The job was posted on the official site on February 15, 2012. The applicant must be from the Milpitas area or be willing to relocate in California.

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London Business Owners Warned, Olympic Games Could Melt Internet Connections

, 8. February 2012

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With all the profit and attention the London 2012 Olympic will be bringing, it’s hard not to focus on the overall positive outcome of the event, but there will be side effects. Major side effects. The recently posted Government document entitled “Preparing your business for the Games” highlights a (maybe) overlooked aspect: companies could end [...]

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You Will Have Wi-Fi Internet in U.K. Supermarkets

, 8. February 2012

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So, you’re out shopping at the local supermarket. It’s a quiet, relaxing Saturday and you want to bake a lemon pie. But what if you get a sudden urge to share your activity with friends? What if you want to ask for advice on what’s the best recipe from friends? Or maybe you need to [...]

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PIPA / SOPA: the majority have spoken

, 19. January 2012

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The Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa) and Protect Intellectual Property Act (Pipa) have caused quite a stir in the local, international and online circles. For what was supposed to be changes proposed last October, there has been a lot of protests and debate over the issue. It would seem that over the last 48 hours, the [...]

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Samsung Smart TV ES8000

, 16. January 2012

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The Samsung ES8000 is the new flagship offering from the electronics giant and it is causing a big stir in the television market. These TVs are available in a variety of different sizes, which range from 40″ all the way up to 75″. The real beauty of the ES8000 is not its size or high [...]

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