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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Skyfire For iPad Arriving Soon
Many iPhone users have been enjoying the Skyfire web browser since November and a lot of people have been patiently waiting for an iPad compatible version. If all goes well Skyfire should be available for the iPad very soon, perhaps before Christmas which is a good possibility according to a Skyfire spokesman. The iPad version [...]
Entire uncensored Playboy library, old and new, coming to iPad
If all that wasn't cool enough, and further confusing Apple's stance on adult content, Hugh also confirmed that his entire opus of porn will be uncensored. Historically, Apple has been incredibly tight when it comes to nudity and sexuality -- but, rather incongruously, the Playboy and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit apps have always remained unscathed. Neither of those apps have full frontal nudity, though, so an uncensored Playboy for iPad app could be a sign that Apple's puritanical policing is being relaxed.
Entire uncensored Playboy library, old and new, coming to iPad originally appeared on Download Squad on Wed, 19 Jan 2011 06:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Google, SayNow, and Twitter team up to make Tweeting from Egypt possible via voicemail
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]
Google, SayNow, and Twitter team up to make Tweeting from Egypt possible via voicemail originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 01 Feb 2011 06:19:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Daily Crunch: Daily Vending Edition
This Is a Boba Fett Spartan Helmet For His Blog: Man Has Been Taking Pictures Of Same Vending Machine For 5 Years The Nintendo 3DS May Give Gamers A 3D Video Camera Is This The Galaxy S Mini? Our Ultimate CES Video: The 7-Second Beer
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Kaspersky Pure simplifies, centralizes home virus protection and backups
Keeping the computers on your home network can be a messy business, but Kaspersky has a solution which can make things a bit easier to manage. Their re-tooled Pure Total Security suite offers full-spectrum network protection from malware defense to backups to parental controls.
Pure packs a ton of functionality, including malware protection, firewall, spam and phishing protection, backup and restore functions, parental controls, a password manager and secure data vault, and a file shredder. However, Pure's most interesting new feature is that it lets you manage all your Kaspersky-protected systems from one location. You can adjust settings, run scans or backups, and monitor parental control activity on any system from the dashboard on your main PC.
Pure Total Security will cost you $89.95 to cover three systems for one year -- protection for five systems is $149.95. It's not a bad deal for an easy to manage, all-in-one solution.
Pure packs a ton of functionality, including malware protection, firewall, spam and phishing protection, backup and restore functions, parental controls, a password manager and secure data vault, and a file shredder. However, Pure's most interesting new feature is that it lets you manage all your Kaspersky-protected systems from one location. You can adjust settings, run scans or backups, and monitor parental control activity on any system from the dashboard on your main PC.
Pure Total Security will cost you $89.95 to cover three systems for one year -- protection for five systems is $149.95. It's not a bad deal for an easy to manage, all-in-one solution.
Kaspersky Pure simplifies, centralizes home virus protection and backups originally appeared on Download Squad on Mon, 24 Jan 2011 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Yammer Swings Back at Jive with a Survey and Salesforce with a Video (TCTV)
The social enterprise wars are heating up. Last week, Jive's Tony Zingale came on to talk about a user survey that showed quantifiable value his customers were getting from Jive's software and answer why Yammer and Salesforce get the bulk of the industry press. I invited Salesforce's Marc Benioff and Yammer's David Sacks on the show if they wanted to rebut anything said. Sacks took me up on it, bringing his own user survey, a funny video aimed at today's Chatter launch, and some fighting words. All are below.
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Engineering Meets Management, Part 1: A Recipe for Excellence
IT service companies rely heavily on software engineering processes and methods to deliver services that enable business to achieve their goals. As a discipline, product lifecycle management has matured and has delivered major benefits, such as reuse, increased market share, reduced time-to-market and global brand image.
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