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Which Color is Your Color?

Posted on16. Sep, 2008 by hilzfuld.

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Tweet Choose your color, and Technmarketing.com will have it sent to you. Na, I’m kidding (maybe if we got a few more readers and some sponsered ads). I am just curious which color does it for our readers! I am on the fence between the silver (first on the left) and the green (in the middle). [...]

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HTC Touch HD Proves There is Still Where to Go

Posted on15. Sep, 2008 by hilzfuld.

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Tweet Just as I thought cellphones have maxed out with the Samsung INNOV8, HTC goes and proves me wrong with their just announced Touch HD. The Touch HD has a (are you sitting down?) 3.8 inch, 400×800 display. It has all the standard features (did I just call a phone with GPS and a 5 megapixel [...]

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Samsung INNOV8- What’s Left?

Posted on15. Sep, 2008 by hilzfuld.

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Tweet Samsung recently released another truly amazing handset, which they refer to as the Samsung INNOV8 (get it? Innovate?). With the corny name and my resulting desire to hate the phone, I have to admit, they did a pretty amazing job with this phone. The specs are pretty much unprecedented, except for maybe the Sony [...]

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Nice Samsung

Posted on15. Sep, 2008 by Aryeh.

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First Generation iPhone Sales on the Rise

Posted on14. Sep, 2008 by hilzfuld.

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TweetIn a surprising twist of events, first generation iPhone sales have been on the rise ever since the new iPhone 3G was announced. Even with its major flaws, such as the painful EDGE, awkward headphones jack, and others, which make it inferior to the new iPhone in many ways, people are buying second hand, first generation iPhones, [...]

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Israel Makes Strong TC50 Showing

Posted on11. Sep, 2008 by Aryeh.

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TweetRoi Carthy- TechCrunch- He did forget www.myflyscreen.com – Original article Israel seems to have been the country with the single biggest foreign contingent at TC50 with no less than 6 of the 50 companies presenting on stage. Some more Israeli startups could be found in the demo pit, the exhibition space and just walking around [...]

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Yammer Wins TechCrunch 50 Main Prize – WTF?

Posted on11. Sep, 2008 by Aryeh.

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Tweet Yammer is Twitter for companies. Can anyone please tell me why they won the main prize at TC50? I don’t see any innovation in this product at all. It is like making a new kind of coke. Companies I did like at TC50: Payoneer – Of course, best company ever. Flyscreen – Go Itamar [...]

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Genius – Not So Smart

Posted on11. Sep, 2008 by Aryeh.

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Tweet Apple’s main theme in this past event was music. They launched a new service called Genius, in which with the click of a button you get recommendations to similar songs, and the iPod or iTunes automatically populates a playlist inside your own music collection. The request goes to some fancy algorithm cloud, and it [...]

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Microsoft: Time To Do a Little Rethinking

Posted on11. Sep, 2008 by hilzfuld.

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Tweet Microsoft has to start rethinking its policies on the Zune line . It is a bad sign when a company designs a product according to what its competitors are doing or not doing. Let me explain. The Zune has no real appeal as an MP3 player, the iPods are superior in every way. So [...]

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Jason Calacanis At Techcrunch – 1938 Media

Posted on11. Sep, 2008 by Aryeh.

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The New iPod Lineup

Posted on11. Sep, 2008 by Aryeh.

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Tweet Well, yesterday I did something for the first time ever, I preordered a new Nano from Amazon. The new iPod lineup does not dissapoint. When I first encountered the Nano 3rd generation, I truly did not think they can make it any thinner, the thing was like three pieces of paper. Well, not only [...]