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Weekly Tech News Update: 7th October, 2008

  • VideoWeekly Tech News Update: 21st November 2008

    Inflight Wi-Fi, YouTube wants to make money for its partners, robots for kids, prototype cell phone designs from LG and Wii sells 7 million in Japan.

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  • Video Adobe updates its Flash platform

    Facing greater competition from Microsoft, Adobe is updating its Flash platform with new tools for building user interfaces for Web and enterprise applications.

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  • VideoCEA analyst previews CES 2009

    The Consumer Electronics Association held its annual CES press preview in New York City and analysts were on hand to talk about trends, what we'll see at the January mega show in Las Vegas and how the industry is fairing with today's economy.

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  • VideoWeekly Tech News Update: 21st November 2008

    Yahoo's CEO says goodbye, Intel introduces a new processor, and robots run wild. All that news and more on this week's World Tech Update

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  • Video Intel launches sales of the Core i7 processor

    Several hundred PC hobbyists came to Tokyo'a Akihabara electronics district late Saturday night as Intel kicked off worldwide sales of its new Core i7 processor.

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