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Snapstream industrial-strength DVR gets Mac browser client
Posted On Saturday, February 11, 2012 By admin. Under TUAW Tags: browser, Client, compatible, function-learn, mac, monitoring, monitoring service, monitoringservice, slipstream, television, the-end, tuaw, web
Snapstream is an enterprise-level TV monitoring service. It's used mostly by news organizations and companies to keep an eye on what's happening on television every night, looking for a certain piece of video or bit of text or speech (the Daily Show famously uses it to keep track of all of that news footage John Stewart makes fun of every night). And despite its popularity, it's only been available on Windows -- until now

Microsoft Lays Out Plans for Windows on ARM Processors
Posted On Thursday, February 9, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: browser, city, facebook, imac, innovation, ipad, mac, management, microsoft, Motorola, software, utility, windows, zombies
Back in September, we covered Microsoft's announcement of Windows 8, the next step in the operating system's evolution that seeks to encompass not only traditional PCs but also mobile devices running on ARM processor architecture. Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky showing off prototype Windows 8 hardware at September's BUILD conference Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft's Windows division, today issued a massive blog post laying out in more detail how the company plans to tackle Windows on ARM (WOA). Sinofsky notes upfront that WOA will be a new member of the Windows family, based heavily on Windows 8 but customized for the flexibility that users will see in ARM-based systems in both traditional PC and mobile form factors
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Display Panel Shipment Plans Suggest Apple Will Offer iPad 2 Alongside iPad 3
Posted On Tuesday, January 17, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: amazon, apple, browser, copyright, education, france, iphone, ipod, mac, macrumors, microsoft, models, netherlands
The question of whether Apple will continue to offer the existing iPad 2 as a lower-cost option alongside the forthcoming iPad 3 has been the subject of a fair amount of rumor and speculation, but if new display panel shipment plans provided to Digitimes are correct, it appears that the iPad 2 will indeed live on. According to the report, production of the "Retina" resolution iPad 3 display panels at 2048x1536 pixels will surpass that of the lower-resolution 1024x768 iPad 2 panels by the second quarter of this year, but Apple's suppliers will still push out approximately 25 million iPad 2 panels in 2012. That will be down from an estimated 48 million panels in 2011, but still a substantial number
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Extract audio from any video file on a Mac
Posted On Sunday, January 15, 2012 By admin. Under How-Tos, MacRumors Tags: archives, audio, browser, clipboard, hardware, imac, iphone, macrumors, news, photos
Ever wanted to extract the audio from a movie or video file so you could import it into iTunes or burn it on a CD?
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Grand Theft Auto III For iOS And Android Susceptible To PC Mods
Posted On Monday, January 2, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, RedMondPie Tags: advertise, android, apple-wireless, browser, home, iphone apps, paul-morris, privacy-policy, redmond-pie-, redmondpie, site-meter
Grand Theft Auto, or GTA as it is more affectionately known, is a multi award winning video game series which can trace its roots to the United Kingdom and the development company Rockstar North. Although criticized at times by sections of the media due to it containing violent missions, the GTA series of games have been unbelievably successful, selling more than 124 million copies worldwide across various platforms. If you own an Xbox 360, chances are you have played one of the Grand Theft Auto releases.
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Mitini Is Siri For Windows 7 With Natural Voice Dictation – Download Now [VIDEO]
Posted On Monday, January 2, 2012 By temp. Under RedMondPie Tags: advertise, apple-wireless, browser, browser-speed, galaxy nexus, redmond-pie-, redmondpie, siri, site-meter, uzair-ghani, windows, windows 7 center
I guess it was only a matter of time until we started seeing applications and programs being released for other operating systems which took inspiration from Siri , the new personal assistant on the Apple iPhone 4S . The Siri intelligent voice analysis software has been extremely well received by consumers and is one of the main selling points of the 4S moniker-bearing device. In recent days we have seen the release of an ‘official’ Siri application for Android , which was subsequently pulled from the market by Google as it was attempting to masquerade as an official Apple application by using the word ‘official’ and a carbon copy of the increasingly famous Siri icon.
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Buy One, Get One Free On 32GB iPhone 4 At Best Buy This Weekend Only
Posted On Friday, December 30, 2011 By temp. Under MacRumors, RedMondPie Tags: advertise, android, apple, browser, copyright, deals, home, iphone, macrumors, morris-official, read-zip-files-on-iphone, retina display
Although this offer is only available in the United States, some readers around the world and in European countries may not be overly familiar with Best Buy. The company is a multinational retailer of technology and entertainment products with operations in the United States, Europe, Mexico, China and Canada
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vWallpaper 2: Video Wallpaper Tweak For iPhone Updated With iOS 5 Compatibility – Download Now
Posted On Friday, December 30, 2011 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, RedMondPie Tags: apple, browser, copyright, google, home, iphone apps, jailbreak, oliver-haslam, paul-morris, redmondpie, retina display
The Android versus iOS debate will never end. The two operating systems have their die hard fans who will argue until they are blue in the face about why their chosen OS is better than its rivals
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Google will remain default Firefox search engine for three more years
Posted On Wednesday, December 21, 2011 By temp. Under BoyGenius Tags: agreement, boygenius, browser, business, contract, firefox, google, google search, mozilla, search
Mozilla announced Tuesday that it has reached an agreement with Google in which Google Search will remain the default search engine in Firefox for the next three years.
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Recover deleted files on your Mac & external drives with Disk Drill
Posted On Thursday, April 14, 2011 By admin. Under DVICE, How-Tos, MacRumors Tags: app-store, apple, browser, computer, hardware, ipad, iTunes, mac, os x, windows
Disk Drill, a new data recovery program for Mac OS X, has been introduced with the goal of keeping your files safe from permanent deletion. It works to prevent data loss in the first place with its unique Recovery Vault feature
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