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Who knew that people were that interested in social media...
Who knew that people where that involved with social networking...
Microsoft kept boasting about how fast IE8 was but the graph tells a different story.

Long live Firefox.
Apple searching for reasons why people shouldn't jailbreak iPhones :p
I don't get the concept that Panda Security is pitching.

They said in the video on their site that traditional antivirus apps require that you update them regularly and have it on the PC while Cloud Antivirus does that in the cloud. So how do I scan my PC and my files if the definitions database is in the cloud.

Don't I still need to have the antivirus and definitions installed on my PC anyway?
He EITHER thinks that he works for Apple and will be thus trying to keep his job OR he is just brown nosing Cupertino so that the next batch of iMacs don't come with ATI graphics. Whatever is his reasoning, I think that he is an idiot.
Oh crap, I'm switching back to WinXP.exe
This means that the Archos 5 Android tablet with Webkit takes 93.75% of the time the iPhone does. In other words it saves you 6.25% of the time to load the page. I don't think many people are going to notice this difference. A page that loads in 10 seconds on the iPhone, will load in 9.375 seconds on the Archos 5. Clearly the iPhone has been bested but I think that this factor is not a big deal because it probably wins in portability; all Archos gadgets can lose some weight. Everything taken into consideration, it shows that an OS plays a major role in how fast a device performs. This is why my eyes are fixed on Windows 7 right now since I use Vista.
The only reason I want one is because nobody has one. When the whole planet gets transparent laptops I'll revert to my black and aluminum HP. The LED lit logo turns heads the way a lonely transparent laptop does. The only reason I want this laptop is for the same reason I want a golden Rolex over a plastic Swatch. Hint: not to tell time.
Its funny that I read this post in Firefox through Brief. I do like live bookmarks but they are not great on their own. I tried all sorts of RSS readers and never stuck with any one at all. On the other hand, Brief is one of the Firefox add-ons that I make sure is on my PC.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I have a MacBook Pro and an Xbox 360 and I would like to get a 20- to 24-inch display that will support both devices. The speakers should be inbuilt, or there should be an aux out on the display to hook up external speakers. Help! Please!"
 

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