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Magazines on the iPad? HP's MagCloud Makes it a One-Click Deal
Gorgeous, image-rich magazines with long-form content, published periodically. Sometimes it feels like that's what the iPad was made for. On its second birthday from inside HP Labs, the do-it-yourself magazine
Deal Site Groupon Launches G-Team, Campaigns for Local Causes
Popular group-buying daily deal site Groupon has gone back to its roots with the launch of an initiative called "G-Team," which harnesses the collective consumer power that has made Groupon
QuickReader iPhone App Teaches You How to Read Faster
Who doesn't want to read faster? Sadly, if you do a Google search for "speed reading," a lot of the sites that come up either try to sell you very
Android Could Get Audible App Before iPhone
Amazon's audio book provider Audible.com is testing an app for the Android platform. With a target date of "Summer 2010" the company will likely land its popular service on Android
Open Source Gaming FTW: The Success of the Humble Indie Bundle
Earlier this month, a group of indie game developers announced the "Humble Indie Bundle," a pay-what-you-want campaign in which donations netted you the download of five video games (for Windows,
Google Editions: Google Plans to Launch E-Book Store This Summer
Google is getting ready to launch its own e-book store and challenge Apple and Amazon. According to The Wall Street Journal, Chris Palma, Google's manager for strategic partner development, announced
Apple Shuts Down Lala: Here are 5 Alternatives
Apple plans to shut down Lala, the cloud-based streaming music service it bought in December 2009. Lala stopped accepting new users today and will close on May 31. Thanks to
Can the iPad Go to College?
Should college students consider buying an iPad to use in place of netbook or notebook computer? Since the release of the new Apple slate device a week ago, this question
Will the Cloud Challenge Apple's Dynasty?
The news may be about the iPad this weekend but it's the cloud that will hover hot over Apple by the Fall and in many respects challenge its hegemony over
E-Books on the iPad: iBooks vs. Kindle for iPad
Ever since Steve Jobs first announced iBooks for the iPad, pundits have been wondering about the future of the Kindle and similar e-book readers in the face of this new
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