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Shuffle Chips

There have been some questions as to whether the new iPod Shuffle will require headphones containing a proprietary chip in order to use the...

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Schooling Comcast

Seth Stevenson grades Comcasts’s most recent advertising campaign on Slate.com. Stevenson, noting the difficulties of a company trying to create a virtual brand community...

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Extra Innings Costs Extra

Spring was in the air this weekend in the greater NYC area and as thoughts turned toward the upcoming baseball season, I noticed that...

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CE Retailers: No ZillionTV For You!

Retailers: Don’t think the just-announced broadband video-on-demand service ZillionTV will be offering any new revenue opportunities to help you in these trying times —...

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Screaming Phones and More

Here’s some new technology that bears mentioning or that is just interesting. Samsung has released a mobile phone in Korea according to reports, with...

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Live From Las Vegas…

…..The Awards Of PMA: PMA and its affiliates bestowed their annual awards at its tradeshow this week. The envelope please …. Shigetaka Komori, president...

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Digital Vinyl

For turntable enthusiasts who still haven’t made the complete transition to digital — or who don’t want to purchase a turntable-converter device — independent...

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New Service For Photo Frames

Digital frame maker MediaStreet has launched a new service which will provide free photos to digital photo frame owners (of any make and model)....

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Obama Tweets No More

President Obama, infamous for Twittering during his presidential campaign, has given up on the process. For those of you seeking to fill that void,...

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Canaries in the Coal Mines

This New York Times story highlights the challenges technology recruiters are facing during the recession. Included in the story is Alexis Lovell, a former...

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PlayStation Puts Lumps On Your Palms?

From the you-can’t-make-this-stuff-up department: According to a report from Reuters out of London Tuesday, too much PlayStation usage may grow lumps on your palms....

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Class Rings?

Qualcomm founder Irwin Jacobs wants to make smartphones a fixture in U.S. classrooms. It’s an interesting idea, but most of the teachers I know...

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Top Ten on TWICE.com

Top 10 on TWICE.com (For the week of Feb. 9-15) Pioneer Exits TV Business As Losses Mount Best Buy Taking Magnolia In-House, To Shut...

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Distribution Nuggets

Your weekly fix of news in the distribution world: DBL Distributing is now carrying the EcoSmart line of bamboo-based computer accessories from Micro Innovations....

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Rough Week For Plasma

If reports out of Japan this week prove correct, the industry may be losing a pair of powerful players in the plasma TV category....

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Ergen’s Gamble On Sirius XM

Acquiring another $125 million or so of Sirius XM debt could give EchoStar chairman and CEO Charlie Ergen enough ownership in Sirius to gain...

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DTV Transition: The Document

Picking on the government is almost as easy as poking fun at “Star Wars” nerds, but just for giggles read through the actual DTV...

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Open CES To The Public?

A writer at the Las Vegas Review Journal asked his readers if they thought International CES should be open to the public. Not surprisingly,...

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Sirius XM, EchoStar and More …

Here are some late Friday thoughts on this week’s news in car electronics.  Sirius XM: You may have heard that Charlie Ergen, CEO of EchoStar,...

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DTV Transition, No Worries

When it comes to the DTV transition, James Richter of Atlanta has his priorities straight. He can’t find a regular job, and he’s given...

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Because Vista Isn’t Annoying Enough

Microsoft founder, and current philanthropist, Bill Gates released a swarm of mosiquitos during the 2009 Technology, Entertainment, Design conference to help make a point about...

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Say It Ain’t So About Wal-Mart

We’ve all read the stories about how Wal-Mart locks its workers inside its stores, hires illegal aliens and basically treats its employees almost as...

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3-D TV 2009 – Feh!

OK, after the recent onslaught of 3-D TV demos at International CES, the much-hyped airing of a 3-D ad during the Super Bowl and...

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Verizon Illustrates Change

Stores owned by wireless carriers are becoming one-stop shops for consumers’ residential and mobile telecommunications needs.  That trend was reinforced by Verizon Wireless when...

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Click Quack

Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) (and I understand if I lost you right there, non-New York-area readers) has authored a House bill called the Camera...

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How Secure is DECT (Part II)

Two weeks ago, the DECT Forum issued a statement saying that the technology was secure, despite a demonstration by hackers to the opposite effect. ...

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Kodak: Film Not Dead

Interesting article by Matthew Daneman in the Rochester Democrat about Kodak’s film business: All Kodak’s film capture products are in decline, “but all are...

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Is Comcast Squeezing Skype?

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is investigating Comcast over allegations that its network management practices are degrading the quality of third-party VoIP providers (such...

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