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YouTube introduces automatic video captioning
YouTube has announced it will offer automated video captioning for clips. It will serve as an accessibility tool for hard-of-hearing viewers, but could also make clips easier to find.
The site already allows manual captioning, but most clip uploaders don’t take advantage simply because of [...]
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Office 2010 Available For Public Testing
The next edition of Microsoft Office is now available for free testing by the public. As well as a desktop edition of Office 2010, there is also a dedicated application for Windows Mobile devices.
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Hackintoshers bring back Atom support
Let the games begin! When Apple left support for Intel Atom processors out of Mac OS X 10.6.2, we all knew it would be a matter days before savvy netbook users would re-instate the functionality and now that’s exactly what’s happened—rock on.
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PS3 PSN future subscription model possibilitiesA recent presentation slide shown at a investor meeting eludes to a new subscription model to be coming to the Playstation Network. It is not clear yet what this new revenue stream will entail, but could Sony be thinking about charging for PSN?
There have been clues scattered throughout the past year by Sony that [...]
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China expects iPhone to grab 10% share
The company designated as Apple’s only (so far) retailer and service provider in China says that they expect that the iPhone will attract a 10 percent market share of China’s 3G users.
A senior executive with China Unicom, the iPhone distributor [...]
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Photographers petition British Prime Minister to reconsider copyright ruling
British photographers are up in arms over a proposed change to the copyright laws in their country that would allow anyone to use their pictures on non-commercial websites free of charge.
According to Photography Blog, British photographers are [...]
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How to pick the CPU for your new notebook
After saving and scrimping for months, you finally have enough money saved to get your new notebook. Now you have to make some decisions, like what processor to select for your new system.
There are a number of CPU [...]
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Google phone rumors point to VOIP-only device
The latest rumor in the long running saga of the “Google Phone” says the firm does indeed plan to release its own handset. But it would run all calls over the internet and thus use data-only service plans.
