SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — If the idea of being stuck on a plane for hours without access to the movies in your Netflix queue fills you with dread, software that lets you record streaming videos from the Web and watch them later on your laptop may be an appealing solution.
IPod nano, an advocate in the venerable world of consumer technology, you can get an ax in one of his cousin, the iPod shuffle, the blog, which focuses on Apple news.
Citing an anonymous source, The Unofficial Apple Weblog reports that, in addition to presenting the iPhone 5 next week, Apple plans to remove outdated versions of his music in favor of smoother models, like the iPod Nano and iPod Touch.
Blog notes that Apple pulled the "product transition" during the most recent report earnings.
To say that the source is not an analyst, says the rumor TUAW sense.
San Francisco - When Microsoft launched the first Xbox is almost a decade, analysts considered the effort and losing money to be a kind of Trojan horse in the show: an attempt to become a home media center center.
Now, Microsoft is facing a covert aggression Apple, Google, Samsung Electronics, and the creation of companies like Roku and Boxee. All of them are struggling to fill holes in Internet video on the big screen with the hardware that makes it easy to view on demand.
Microsoft and Sony, which makes the PlayStation, seeking to enhance their video offerings on the Internet before the new challengers to capture the home entertainment market which have been in cultivation for many years with their systems.
Finally, Windows Mobile 7 operating system has begun to recover.
Microsoft Windows Web Phone Marketplace went live Tuesday, years after its competitors Apple and Google have launched their own. App Store launch in the expansion of the last iteration of Microsoft operating system Windows 7 Phone (Mango).
Version 7.5 for Windows to implement the previous owner of the phone, slowly, to ensure there is no concern for users, according to the company. Mango adds more than 500 tweaks and features of Windows Mobile 7.
It's hard to believe that just two decades, we had a day without having to send or receive e-mails.
Now, the acceleration of the avalanche of digital missives back and forth line of fire as an epic battle between the laser rebels and the Empire - and recently, the discharge was almost enough to seriously injure the good old U.S. postal service.
