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Omniture Tool Monitors YouTube, Viral Videos

Omniture adds a new application to its Omniture SiteCatalyst tool that allows users to monitor the spread of viral video on YouTube and other sites. Salesforce, Google, Amazon and other companies have all been expanding the range of applications available on their cloud-based computing platforms, even allowing clients to monitor Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and other sites to see how a particular service or product is being greeted by the general public....

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Daily Crunch: Ship Shape Edition

Be A Sky Pirate At Last With This Sweet Kite The Five (Minor) Differences Between The Motorola Xoom And Acer Iconia Tab Conan On The World?s Most Expensive Toilet By Kohler The Finger-nose Stylus Is, As Far As We Can Tell, Not A Joke Colorware Now Doing Its Thing On The iPad 2

Source: http://www.crunchgear.com/2011/05/04/daily-crunch-ship-shape/

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Lenovo-funded eBox gaming console renamed iSec, still can't shake Kinect comparisons

Coverage of Eedoo's eBox has thus far largely focused on the China-only game console's similarity to Microsoft's Kinect. Perhaps seeking to shift in perception, the system this week was reintroduced to the world as the Apple-esque iSec -- that's short for "Sports Entertainment Center," highlighting its exercise-centric approach to gaming, with martial arts, skateboarding, and good old-fashioned monster fighting titles having already been demoed. The console will also support wireless controllers of some sort, for those sick of all of that pesky exercise. After an initial delay, the iSec is set to hit China at some point in the second half of this year, though the company has no international sales plan -- at least until they move one million units domestically. At the moment, the iSec doesn't have much official competition, since the Wii, Xbox, and PS3 aren't legally available in China, though we're told that they're also not too hard to get your hands on -- for those who are still using their hands for stuff.

Lenovo-funded eBox gaming console renamed iSec, still can't shake Kinect comparisons originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 06 May 2011 15:44:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Wired, GQ and New Yorker Subscriptions Are Coming to the iPad [Blip]

One year, 20 bucks. That's what subscriptions to Wired, Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair and the New Yorker will likely cost when Conde Nast confirms their subscription pact with Apple in the near future. Single issues will probably cost $2. It's expected that, as in the deal Time Inc. reportedly struck, current dead-tree subscribers will have iPad access for free. [NY Post via Wired] More »

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Looking for a DSLR? Buy These Film Cameras Instead [Cameras]

Sure, the immediate impetus of Pop Photo's list of 12 film cameras to buy is the creeping price of DSLRs in the wake of Japan's giant mess, but really, summer is the perfect time to get into film, the perfect time to make seriously artsy photos. More »

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iPad 2 Jailbreak update ? still pending

Those of you waiting to Jailbreak your iPad 2… looks like you’ll have to keep waiting for now as, according to the Dev Team’s updated this morning, the search for an exploit continues! The iPad2 jailbreak remains under development. As you may know, the original exploit @comex developed in the first week of the iPad2 [...]

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California's Do Not Track Law Takes a Step Forward

California is a step closer to getting the first Do Not Track legislation in the U.S., aimed at protecting Internet users from invasive advertising.

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Hand-Cranked Machine Plays Catch with Itself [Video]

There's something that's oddly hypnotic about watching this hand-cranked machine slice, drop and catch these small spherical rare earth magnets one at a time. The little 5mm ball magnets start out as a connected string, and are continuously fed through the contraption in a loop. As the video goes on, you get to see views from different angles as the balls are tossed around and the machine hands off each tiny silver globule like it's playing catch with itself. More »

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Metal detectors and smartphones make beautiful, mine-sniffing music together

Harvard researchers have married a smartphone to a metal detector to create PETALS, a low cost way to improve mine detection in third-world countries. Traditionally, locating land mines has required a carefully trained ear to distinguish deadly explosives from, say, a can. This new system removes some of the guesswork by mapping the beeps on a cell phone screen, creating a silhouette of whatever is beneath the surface. Similar results have been accomplished using acoustic sensors, but so far they've been relegated to research projects and would likely be too expensive for use where they're needed most. Not only should the simplicity of PETALS (which stands for Pattern Enhancement Tool for Assisting Land mine Sensing) make it cheap and easy to deploy but, in tests novice de-miners were able to improve their performance by 80 percent -- that's a least a few less brave humanitarians going "boom" in the field.

Metal detectors and smartphones make beautiful, mine-sniffing music together originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 05 May 2011 21:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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The Best Deal of the Day [Dealzmodo]

Once upon a time, I was working on my great American novel. It was a coming-of-age tale that involved elements of folklore, science-fiction, and espionage. Also, dragons. ANYWAYS, everytime I sat down and fired up my word processor on my ancient computer, I got the spinning beachball of death (Windows nerds, it's like that hourglass thingie). Then I got a new computer and the problem was solved. More »

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