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- Booming data center electricity use slows
- YouTube as an art film: "Life in a Day"
- Adobe shows off Edge HTML5 tool
- Regulation, automation, and cloud computing
- Windows Phone 7 revenue reportedly an 'abysmal' $613 million
- A tale of Facebook woe: Nobody 'Likes' me anymore
- Security firm warns of new Twitter threat
- Google+ plots demise of private profiles
- Logitech's Google TV box matches Apple TV at $99
- Angry Birds maker slingshots into China
- Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/1: What is this?
- Samsung halts tablet sales in Australia due to Apple fight, report says
- Smart thermostat links to cloud for energy savings
- PlayStation Vita launching October 28?
- Verizon, American Express partner on mobile payments
- iPhone 5 slated for September or October?
- U.K. police arrest teen with alleged LulzSec ties
- Circuit City, a Web-video pioneer?
- Vimeo goes pro
- Hulu accused of infringing on program guide patents
Booming data center electricity use slows | Top |
Virtualization, more focus data center efficiency, and server consolidation slowed the still-rapid pace of data center electricity use in the second half of the last decade. | |
YouTube as an art film: "Life in a Day" | Top |
In new feature film that opened this weekend, the brothers who gave us "Top Gun" "Black Hawk Down" and "Gladiator" try to boil down humanity into a single day. With help from the Web and YouTube, they go a long way to succeeding. | |
Adobe shows off Edge HTML5 tool | Top |
Vimeo launches a new Pro service for $199 a year that offers a large amount of video storage and streams, Logitech drops the price of its Google TV-powered Revue to $99, and Adobe releases a preview of a new HTML5 design tool called Edge. | |
Regulation, automation, and cloud computing | Top |
An interesting debate recently between groups calling for regulation of the cloud and those opposed to it, highlights an interesting problem with big repercussions: how do we safely regulate a complex automated system? | |
Windows Phone 7 revenue reportedly an 'abysmal' $613 million | Top |
Calculating the fiscal 2011 sales that Microsoft took in from Windows Mobile and Windows Phone 7 at only $613 million, Seattle PI calls the numbers "abysmal." | |
A tale of Facebook woe: Nobody 'Likes' me anymore | Top |
A technical glitch disconnects a CNET editor from all the people who "Like" her, leading her to ponder what it even means to be "Liked" in the first place. | |
Security firm warns of new Twitter threat | Top |
Sophos says that compromised Twitter accounts are being used to scam people into signing up for a "make money fast" Web site. | |
Google+ plots demise of private profiles | Top |
Google had warned that it planned to start deleting Google+ profiles that had not been made public sometime after yesterday, July 31. It's unclear whether this has started happening yet. | |
Logitech's Google TV box matches Apple TV at $99 | Top |
Logitech announces that its chopping the price of its Google TV box, the Revue, to $99 from $249. | |
Angry Birds maker slingshots into China | Top |
Rovio is operating corporate and marketing divisions in China now and, in September, will launch the "Moon Festival" episode for Angry Birds Seasons. | |
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/1: What is this? | Top |
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest. | |
Samsung halts tablet sales in Australia due to Apple fight, report says | Top |
The patent fight between the two consumer electronic giants escalates as Samsung agrees to pull the product in Australia until the lawsuit is resolved. | |
Smart thermostat links to cloud for energy savings | Top |
EnergyHub's Mercury service, which connects to smart thermostats to optimize home energy settings, will be offered through broadband providers, thermostat makers, and utilities. | |
PlayStation Vita launching October 28? | Top |
IGN says it received a flier indicating that the portable is launching that day, but so far Sony has been tight-lipped about a release date. | |
Verizon, American Express partner on mobile payments | Top |
Verizon customers will be able to make purchases on their phones by typing in their phone number. | |
iPhone 5 slated for September or October? | Top |
The latest in a series of rumors points to the next iPhone reaching the consumer market in October, sources tell AllThingsD, contradicting another recent rumor eyeing late September. | |
U.K. police arrest teen with alleged LulzSec ties | Top |
The 18-year-old man could be "Topiary," a key member of LulzSec, reports claim. He has been charged with five offenses related to Web-based attacks. | |
Circuit City, a Web-video pioneer? | Top |
The defunct electronics merchant ceased operating in 2009 but not before spending more than $100 million on technologies that might have some use today for distributing streaming media. | |
Vimeo goes pro | Top |
Small businesses should like the new Pro version of Vimeo's reasonable price and understandable capacity ceiling. | |
Hulu accused of infringing on program guide patents | Top |
Lawsuit by Rovi, a provider of digital home-entertainment products, adds to the online video service's woes. | |
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