AFP – The Pentagon said soldiers will be allowed to Tweet, blog and update their Facebook pages on the US military’s non-classified computer network under a new policy.
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US military lets soldiers Tweet, blog and Facebook
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AFP – A California start-up launched a TigerText iPhone application that lets people kill embarrassing text messages after they have been sent out.
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TigerText app removes embarrassing text messages
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Reuters – As the music business continues to watch traditional revenue streams slow or even evaporate, a good deal of faith often has been placed in what’s hailed as a panacea for the industry’s ills: online streaming.
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Performers see tiny returns from streaming music
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It hasn’t quite been out (in public hands, anyway) for two months, but Google’s Nexus One has managed to grab the world’s attention and focus it squarely on Android. Specs wise, it’s not the superphone that many had expected, but it’s certainly delightful in its own right. For those who have sprung for one, we’re bubbling over in anticipation to hear how you’d change it. Would you have snuck an overclocked processor in there? Would you have ditched the trackball for a sensor pad? Do you wish it were available on more carriers? Is the call quality up to snuff? Look — there’s a better-than-decent chance that you threw down some serious bills on this, so don’t hold back. The Nexus Two just won’t be the same without your pair of pennies.
How would you change Google’s Nexus One? originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 26 Feb 2010 22:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
One way to enhance the sound on your computer and iPod is to be discerning with your importing preferences. Another option is to improve your speakers, either by investing in better earphones for your Pod or by hooking up to a decent hi-fi.
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iTunes – Sound Quality & Music File Formats