Posted by Andy Atkinson on 09/30/07 in Events, OS X, Software, Windows
Adobe came to Minneapolis for their Summer 2007 On AIR bus tour, where they introduced the new AIR runtime environment built to deploy internet applications to the desktop.
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Posted by Andy Atkinson on 09/21/07 in Freeware, Microsoft, Software, Tips, Windows
RSS Popper is a feed subscription plug-in for Outlook and Outlook Express users that bring RSS, RDF and Atom support, as well as auto-add from Internet Explorer and synchronization support with other readers like Bloglines.
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Posted by Matt Thommes on 09/17/07 in Hardware, Networking, Opinion, Review
The Nikon S7c is one of the latest digital cameras to include WiFi capabilities. The 7.1 Megapixel camera sports a 3x zoom, 3-inch LCD, and a stylish design, but let’s not kid ourselves. The WiFi is the reason this camera is so attractive.
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Posted by Andy Atkinson on 09/14/07 in Events, Programming, Software
Mike Culver, evangelist for Amazon Web Services (AWS), visited the University of Minnesota Wednesday September 5th, to describe services Amazon has made available to programmers looking to leverage large data sets and world-class infrastructure.
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Posted by Andy Atkinson on 09/5/07 in Opinion, Review
Movie rental kiosks present consumers with yet another option for video (and game) rental. Andy and Matt discuss two service offerings, Hollywood Video Express and Redbox, and their initial impressions and speculations.
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