For a long time I had resisted converting my DVD and Blu-Ray disks into any other format because I didn’t want to lose any quality. I had lived by this rule for a long time, and thankfully companies like QNAP and Thecus came to my storage rescue. However, the day has come where the cost of storing all the extra garbage that comes along with these movies has opened my eyes to benefits conversions. With that, I have began converting my movie collection to a format that allows me to lose all the excess fat, but keep my movie loss-less. Read More…
 Social Barrel | Asus: We're Not Abandoning MeeGo PC Magazine Yesterday Intel announced it was reducing (rather than "ditching") support for MeeGo, a failed Linux collaboration with Nokia, in favor of an open-source Linux build called Tizen that it is developing with Samsung. ... Linux Based OS Tizen Gathers More Support Intel, Linux Foundation drop MeeGo for Tizen Meego and Tizen Will Have Some Interoperability |
 USA Today | Microsoft in talks to launch Web pay TV service (report) CNET Microsoft is said to be planning a Web pay-TV service and build it onto the company's Xbox Live platform. The software company is said to be in talks with two dozen content companies as well as Comcast Corp, Verizon, according to a report from ... Report: Xbox Live to add pay TV from Comcast, Verizon Microsoft's xBox Live may add Comcast, Verizon Xbox May Add Cable TV Service to its Roster |
 Globe and Mail | Facebook changes will help advertisers, while leaving users more exposed Washington Post In Japan, the philosophy of “kaizen” refers to a state of continuous improvement. It's a management catchword implying that nothing is ever good enough. Change, in other words, is essential. The folks at Facebook are clearly “kaizen” ... Social Media Minute: Important Facebook Changes Facebook Issues Fix for Several Tracking Cookies I give in, plug me into the Facebook matrix |
 Reuters | Kindle Fire Tops Amazon Best Seller List InformationWeek While not even available for shipping yet, Kindle Fire is already the top-selling item, based on pre-orders, on the list of Amazon's most popular electronics items. The $199 Kindle Fire is in the top spot for the ... Amazon Kindle Fire Q and A for greater detail With Likely 'Kindle' Tablet, Amazon Takes on Apple Will Amazon Lose $50 on Each Kindle Fire? |
 Motorward | GM to debut first center-mounted airbags in 2013 SlashGear General Motors has announced that it will be offering the industry's first center-mounted airbags in select vehicles starting in 2013. The new airbag deploys from between the front seats and aims to protect drivers from side collisions on the passenger ... GM Puts Air Bags Front and Center GM Beefs Up Vehicle Safety With New Airbag, Collision Avoidance GM Pioneers The Front Center Air Bag |
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 Globe and Mail | Empire Strikes Back As Google Groans Over Microsoft-Samsung Deal Forbes Samsung smartphones based on Google's Android platform will be slightly less profitable as Microsoft recently announced a patent licensing deal with Samsung. [1] With patent lawsuits widely believed to be the driving force behind Google's acquisition ... Microsoft Seeks Patent For Smartphone Add-Ons Microsoft-Samsung Deal Strikes a Blow at Google Microsoft signs Android licensing deal with Samsung |
 PhysOrg.com | Justice Dept. Revisits Google/Motorola Mediapost.com The Justice Department is requesting more information about Google's proposed $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility, the search engine said this week. In a blog post, Google said it plans to cooperate fully with the "second request" from the ... Google, Motorola Merger Prompts Probe From Justice Department DOJ Asks Google for More Info on Motorola Bid Larry Page: Google Is Its Own Biggest Threat |
 Jakarta Globe | Justice Dept. Revisits Google/Motorola Mediapost.com The Justice Department is requesting more information about Google's proposed $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility, the search engine said this week. In a blog post, Google said it plans to cooperate fully with the "second request" from the ... DOJ Asks For More Information on Motorola Mobility, Google Deal; Nokia Makes ... DOJ Asks Google for More Info on Motorola Bid DOJ asks Google for more data about Motorola deal |
 TeensTalkTech | iPhone 5 Demand High Ahead of Unveiling PCWorld The new iPhone that Apple is expected to announce on Oct. 4 is already on the shopping list of many BlackBerry and Android users. Research from InMobi, an independent mobile ad network, found that 41 ... Meet Rob the Guy Behind iPhone 5 Experiment! iPhone 5 tops many a mobile-phone shopping list Study: Apple Could Regain Smartphone Market Share Lead with iPhone 5 |
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