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Matrox Returns With Octal Output Graphics Card
The Matrox M9188 PCIe x16 offers 2GB of memory, resolutions up to 2560x1600 per output, and advanced desktop management features—such as independent or stretched desktop modes
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App Alerts You When A Picture Of You Appears On Facebook
Facial recognition tech startup Face.com made quite a splash when it launched Photo Finder. It has followed up with a new app called Photo Tagger, a tool that is capable of finding photos of people that were uploaded to Facebook albums even if they remained untagged by users.
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FireFox Turns Five, 3-D Birthday Cake is Awesomeness!!!
This was a 3-D version of the FireFox icon at their fifth birthday party here in San Francisco last night.
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We Digg TOMS: Announcing the TOMS Digg partnership
As we head into the holiday season, we’re excited to announce that we’re joining forces with one of the most charitable retail companies around – TOMS Shoes – to launch a custom Digg shoe. The shoes are available starting today exclusively on the TOMS Shoes website, but since this is a limited edition, get your pair before they’re sold out!
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Google Offers A 16 Terabyte Cloud Drive For $4,096 A Year
Google tonight announced that it was drastically slashing prices while at the same time offering more storage pricing options for users of its services.
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Tune in to DiggTV
Today we’re excited to announce the premiere of DiggTV, a one-stop destination for all Digg shows. You can catch every episode of your favorite shows, including Diggnation and The Digg Reel, right on this new site. You can also subscribe to the shows in iTunes or other channels, so the shows are delivered right to you as soon as they are live.
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Google Ordered to Pay $500,000US to F1 Racer Barrichello
\"Internet giant Google has been ordered to pay 500,000 dollars in damages to Formula 1 racer Rubens Barrichello for hosting fake online profiles of him on its social network Orkut.\"
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Hollywood\'s antipiracy charm offensive has FCC in crosshairs
Can Hollywood and Big Cable get the FCC and Congress to give them carte blanche on their war against movie piracy? An impending decision on a proposal to block analog streams to HDTVs may show how much clout the studios have with the new FCC.
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German Court Rules Ripping CDs Legal
Record industry trying to fight ability of music fans to make private digital copies of physical CDs. The German Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe recently upheld provision 53 of that country’s copyright law against a legal challenge by the record industry whom have against the provision for allowing digital copying of CDs for private use.
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Digg Officially Launches Digg TV
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