Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/30/six-android-browsers-enter-the-ring-only-one-reigns-supreme/
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Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/30/qnap-intros-1080p-capable-nmp-1000p-network-multimedia-player/
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Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-market-cap-apple-exxon-2010-9
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Apple could become the most valuable company in the world, but first it will have to gain $47 billion in market cap value versus Exxon.
Sounds daunting, but last November Apple's market cap was $79 billion less than Microsoft. Today it's $52 billion greater.
Of course, the growth of Apple's value can contribute to the decline in Microsoft's value. The two are rivals. What's good for Apple is bad for Microsoft.
Exxon, on the other hand, does not get hurt if Apple is doing well. For Apple to beat Exxon then, Exxon will have to tank on its own, and Apple will have to grow on its own.
What are the odds of it happening? Pretty good, actually.
For the year Exxon's stock is down approximately 10%, and famed hedge fund trader Jim Chanos is short Exxon's stock, thinking its due for a collapse. Meanwhile, analysts can't raise their price targets on Apple high enough.
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Source: http://gizmodo.com/5650806/ciscos-telepresence-video-chat-is-expected-for-homes-next-week
When we say cheap, we mean it won't cost much more than one of their Flip camcorders, at around $200 subsidized. AllThingsD is hearing that at a press event next Wednesday Cisco will launch the service with either Comcast or Verizon, and that the unsubsidized price might be around the $500 mark.
For years now Cisco has been demo-ing its telepresence technology, which has been available to businesses keen to video conference around the world.
There's an obvious desire for Cisco to get this technology into homes, but when Skype is already on many computers and TVs—for free—it will be a struggle to convince Mums and Dads they need to shell out a couple hundred notes for something that only really offers greater HD resolution.
Sitting in front of a TV and video-chatting sadly isn't that much of a unique angle for Cisco. [AllThingsD]
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