Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Article: TrackDuck - A Tiny Web Site Build Tracking Startup - Appears To Be On A Roll

Web development can be a complicated process which can go on too long because so much of the time is spent on really poor communication and mis-understandings. Project managers, designers and developers have to approve lots of detail while also incorporating feedback. TrackDuck is a visual feedba...

http://techcrunch.com/2014/02/17/trackduck-a-tiny-web-site-build-tracking-startup-appears-to-be-on-a-roll/

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Article: HTC's next flagship will launch on March 25

The successor to the well-regarded HTC One will make its debut in events in New York and London. HTC will unveil its next flagship smartphone, the successor to its HTC One, on March 25. Invitations are being sent out, and a company representative confirmed the event to CNET. As with last year's e...

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57619018-94/htcs-next-flagship-will-launch-on-march-25/

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Article: Fujitsu tap-and-wave glove works where touchscreens don't

Combining NFC, gesture recognition, and a wireless link could give people access to computing operations in areas where keyboards and touch screens aren't practical. Touch screens were just the start. User interface experimentation is blossoming as new sensors liberate computing devices from keyb...

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13970_7-57619015-78/fujitsu-tap-and-wave-glove-works-where-touchscreens-dont/

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Friday, February 14, 2014

Article: Report: Asus plans two new Chromebooks, the C200 and C300

Following the recent release of a Chromebox, Asus is planning to offer a pair of Chromebooks, the company’s first such devices. The plans are shown on a reported Asus strategic document found by VR-Zone and spotted by Liliputing. No details about the Chromebooks are available in the document exce...

http://gigaom.com/2014/02/14/asus-chromebook-c200-c300-tablet/

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Article: Apple Files Patent For Automated Disposable Email Addresses To Help Handle Spam

A new Apple patent application published today (via AppleInsider) details a system for heading off email spam and tracking its source. The tech automates a process many people now use manually, setting up temporary email addresses to be used for web service signups, which can then be thrown away ...

http://techcrunch.com/2014/02/13/apple-files-patent-for-automated-disposable-email-addresses-to-help-handle-spam/

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