Reuters – All the TV ads that came out in support of Green Day’s new album, “21st Century Breakdown,” featured the lead single “Know Your Enemy.” But only one advertiser got exclusive footage of the band — online music service Rhapsody.
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Rhapsody’s exclusive ads target music consumers
(Reuters)
AP – Computer networking gear maker Cisco Systems Inc. on Friday said current fourth-quarter earnings per share will be 2 cents to 3 cents lower due to a tax-related charge.
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Cisco to record $130 million tax-related charge
(AP)
Macworld.com – With Internet access just a Wi-Fi or 3G/EDGE connection away, the iPhone has established itself as a great tool for tracking information. And that now includes tracking information about itself.
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Keep tabs on iPhone rumors with Top-Tens app
(Macworld.com)
We don’t want to point fingers, but at the same time Dell’s Studio XPS 16 red option suddenly returns — now a “Merlot” instead of once-axed “Crimson” — the Mini 9 conspicuously goes missing from the company’s website. Coincidence? We think not. It’s a regular murder mystery, and it looks like we have our prime suspect here, caught… erm, red-lidded. Catching the killer, though, won’t bring it back, but at least its younger brother, the Vostro A90, still seems to alive and kicking.
Update: We just got off the phone with a Dell customer service rep who told us the same thing a handful of our tipsters heard: the Mini 9’s being phased out, with its official “End of Life” possibly as soon as Monday. Shed a tear for our 2008 netbook of the year.
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in!]
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Dell’s Mini 9 vanishes from retail site as red Studio XPS 16 returns (update: Mini 9 is on the outs) originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 29 May 2009 19:24:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Reuters – A recent fan post on YouTube about Teena Marie says it all: “She still sings like she did 30 years ago.”
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Singer Teena Marie pays tribute to New Orleans jazz
(Reuters)