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Xbox Portable coming soon?

Rumors abound: the next portable device from Microsoft could combine a digital media player (like Zune) and a portable gaming device (like Sony's PSP or Nintendo's DS lineup) in a single device with a high-def touch screen. TeamXbox goes a little dreamy with the speculation, suggesting that this gadget might have built-in WiMax and connectivity to the MyPhone data storage and synchronization services that Microsoft announced for Windows Mobile 6.5.
The company isn't talking.
more HERE

Computation Sensation

Wolfram Research founder Stephen Wolfram publicly debuted his company's online "computational knowledge engine".
The Wolfram Alpha engine is a Web service designed to process data from controlled, vetted sources of data -- many not on the Web -- then present the results in a way that lets people dig deeper into the subject. It's something of a cross between a graphing calculator, repositories of scientific data, and a system to interpret questions posed in human terms.
For example, people can ask about the molecular weight of caffeine, about the location of a gene in the human genome, the number of people named Andrew born in a particular year, the amount of fish produced in France, the life expectancy of 40-year-olds, and the performance of Microsoft stock -- and then dig into the results.
CBS report HERE
video HERE
search engine HERE

Serious Mac v PC

Microsoft Dumps Jerry

Remember those awful Microsoft ads with Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates? Well, now you can forget them. Microsoft flacks are desperately dialing reporters to spin them about "phase two" of the ad campaign — a phase, due to be announced tomorrow, which will drop the aging comic altogether.
more HERE

Yahoo to Offer Web Access on TV

Intel and Yahoo! are creating software to give televisions the ability to display the Web without interfering with the programming, allowing a viewer to check the bio of an actor in the movie on the screen...access a news story, sports score or weather forecast from the Web by clicking an on-screen icon with the remote control
more HERE

pssssst Yahoo!, ...Microsoft and Apple did that YEARS AGO...hahaha...

Microsoft's Porn Browser

Microsoft has created a web browser with a feature nicknamed 'porn mode' that allows users to access websites without leaving a trace of the surfing habits on their computers.
With Internet Explorer 8 and its 'InPrivateBrowsing' mode, the setting is activated and other people using the computer cannot see which sites have been accessed.
Although other users will not be able to see the websites authorities such as the police will have access if necessary.
more HERE