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Nov 18 2009
Outright, which offers a free online application to help small businesses manage their finances, has raised $5.5 million in a first round of institutional funding led by Sequoia Capital. The firms ...
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Nov 18 2009
Verizon is already eying opportunities to provide wireless networks for Smart Grid communication systems, but today it’s expanding its presence in the space even more with the launch of a ...
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Nov 18 2009
The inexpensive T-Mobile Tap ($80 with a two-year contract from T-Mobile; price as of 11/17/09), designed by Huawei, is a stylish touch phone targeted toward tweens. While the Tap has a solid suite ...
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Nov 18 2009
Salesforce.com announced a new product today called Chatter, which it describes as Facebook and Twitter for enterprises. But during a press and analyst session at the Dreamforce conference in San ...
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Nov 18 2009
Twitter just added a bit more description to lists, a recently launched feature that lets you create and share groups of accounts to follow. I’ve put an example up above with ...
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Nov 18 2009
Reading some of the Web's headlines today, you'd be hard-pressed not to think the so-called Google Phone is as good as on store shelves. Fresh from the tech page of Google News: • "Get Ready for ...
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Nov 18 2009
China Unicom chairman Chang Xiaobing expects the iPhone to become China's best-selling smartphone. "We're very confident about the market position of the iPhone," Chang said. There has been some ...
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Nov 18 2009
In a move that is sure to make playboys everywhere nervous, Internet company PeopleFinders has created two iPhone applications that let users perform background checks on their potential dates. Five ...
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Nov 18 2009
Hope you didn't pay $100 for a Palm Pixi on launch day, because the same phone now costs $25 through Amazon. A price drop was expected, given that Amazon had been selling the Palm's flagship Pre for ...
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Nov 18 2009
Rumors are once again swirling around the idea that a Google-branded "Superphone" will hit the market next year. How stupid do these people think Google is? Well, TechCrunch's Michael Arrington ...
