In the last few weeks I've gotten a bunch of new things. One of the nicest parts of this has been that not one of these things has cost me any money outright.
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Oh c'mon, don't act surprised. It's just the natural evolution of things. Sony already upended the pocket camcorder market by adding GPS to one of its models, and now with Cisco at the helm (who, by the way, is a networking giant), it looks as if Flip Video's next product will sport an internal WiFi module.
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ASUS has already gone public with its plans to jump past Dell to become the number three PC vendor by 2011.
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The war for New York City's gay nightlife listing's crown continues. While Next maintains the crown, we're hearing whispers that its new acquisition, HX, may relaunch on its own.
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We've been around this rumor pretty much since Palm started looking competitive again, so take it for what you will -- but a bunch of fat cats down on Wall Street have been going ape today over renewed "chatter" that Nokia might be taking an interest in acquiring Palm.
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This one wasn't exactly the best kept secret of the week, but Google has now come out and officially announced that it has acquired VoIP company Gizmo5, and that Gizmo5's engineers will expectedly be joining the Google Voice team.
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It's been a little while since we've seen a good multi-billion dollar acquisition, but HP's sure come through in a big way today, announcing that it plans to acquire networking giant 3Com in an all-cash deal valued at $2.
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Dallas movie executive Stephen Jarchow has made thousands of deals in his 17-year entertainment career, but none with more potential punch than his recent acquisition of a URL.
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The only remaining gay owned and operated video-on-demand company has been sold to a European
porn conglomerate.
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Considering Sprint's financial position and the overall credit market, we're not exactly sure where the carrier managed to pick up $831 million, which it promptly used to acquire affiliate iPCS and take on $405 million of net debt.
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This is not a good sign for the future of Iran.
As Iran continues to manage the aftershocks of its contested presidential election, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has moved aggressively to tighten its grip on society, most recently with its takeover of a majority share in the nation’s telecommunications monopoly.
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Four years ago a social
networking site was created to rival Myspace, and it was designed specifically for the queer
set.
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A brand spanking new filing with the FCC shows a Flip Video-branded RF remote control, produced by Foxconn, which frankly raises more questions than it answers.
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According to Deadline minutes ago, the Weinstein Company has temporarily (permanently?) pulled the plug on pre-production for Halloween 3D.
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Aside from pushing out around one phone per year (at best), Iridium Satellite really hasn't had a major impact on the market over the past ten years.
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Nobody likes having their kindness rubbed in their nose the way Wall Street has done in recent months.
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Help Next magazine celebrate its post-HX-acquisition relaunch tonight at Splash.
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The first major acquisition of the Toronto International Film Festival
is the gay-themed, A Single Man, the directorial debut of Tom Ford.
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Clearly he's part of the 'left of the left' that believes it's important to hold Wall Street accountable for destroying the wealth of average Americans and creating a global recession.
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With T-Mobile UK and Orange now having to (potentially) learn to play nice, Deutsche Telekom is already looking ahead to its next big target: Sprint Nextel.
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