On Wednesday, the Google Reader team announced that shared items would be published via PubSubHubbub hub, meaning that anything I share will now how up on – for example – Friendfeed within seconds (there’s a great video in that post showing this behaviour in action). Louis Gray followed up with a post about he depends [...]

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This video popped up on YouTube in the week, and although I’m pretty sure that some of the features and services will never be available, its interesting to see where Intel thinks the future for the UMPC might lie: Whereas, the pitch for the Origami was very much along the lines of a single device-type [...]

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So, Steve Jobs has called on the music industry to start selling music online without any DRM? I think this has less to do with Steve wanting what’s best for the consumer and more to do with the recent news that Norway declared Apple’s DRM - specifically the way iTunes is locked into iPod - violates their [...]

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