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July 6, 2009 TG Daily News RSS

MPEG-2 royalty rates drop

By Wolfgang Gruener   

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The MPEG LA, the organization in charge of handing out MPEG patent licenses, said that it will drop the fees for “essential” MPEG-2 patents beginning next year.

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Rumormill: iPods to get cameras

By Wolfgang Gruener   

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Let’s be realistic: If we leave the form factor and the splashes of color of the iPods for a moment aside, the iPods aren’t exactly a showcase of innovation these days. Apple is way too comfortable with its market share to introduce dramatically different features – such as the standard wireless Bluetooth headphones we have been waiting for. But, if we believe a new set of rumors, then at least a digital camera is on the way. But remember, it is a slow news day.

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Sony, Panasonic get into 3D content

By C Shanti   
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Japanese giants Sony and Panasonic are to separately set up dedicated units to create 3D movies.
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Get in line: Netscape founder has $300 million to spend

By Wolfgang Gruener   

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 Have a great idea for an Internet company? Head right over to Marc Andreesen, best known for (co-) inventing the web browser as we know it today at NCSA in the early 1990s and commercializing his idea through Netscape. Andreesen announced the founding of a $300 million VC firm, ready to give out somewhere between $50,000 and $50 million to the next great idea.

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Momentum builds up over Twitter applications

By C Shanti   
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Evan Williams, CEO of Twitter, claimed over the weekend that there are 11,000 applications for the platform in production and in development.
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World's first full-length talkie is 81 today

By Andrew Thomas   

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You know what the world's first full length talking movie was, don't you. Well, no, you don't. While Al Jolson has gone down in history as starring in the first talkie, the first movie with a full length soundtrack was The Lights of New York, released on July 6, 1928.

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Teen sells nude pics of mum online

By the writing staff   

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A New Zealand teenager is in big trouble after trying to sell sexy photos of his mother through an online auction site.

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Nokia, Intel partnership to deliver first gadget in September

By Andrew Thomas   
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When Nokia and Intel held a press conference love-fest a week or so back, the presentations, though heavy on management speak and super, super excitement, were noticeably lacking in any detail whatsoever of actual products and even the vaguest hint of delivery dates.
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World's oldest Bible goes online

By Emma Woollacott   

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All 800 surviving pages from the earliest surviving Christian bible, Codex Sinaiticus, have been reunited on the internet.

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NTT DoCoMo buys into PacketVideo

By Emma Woollacott   

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NTT DoCoMo is hoping to boost its music and video services by buying a 35 percent stake in NextWave Wireless's PacketVideo software unit.

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Rubik's Cube inventor gets round to new game

By Emma Woollacott   

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Being a one-trick pony isn't so bad as long as your trick is a really, really good one. But Professor Erno Rubik has long been looking for another gadget to match the success of his eponymous Cube, and is this week set to launch a new game which he hopes will spark another worldwide craze.

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Oxford University wonders whether Internet more important than Gutenberg

By C Shanti   
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Every week for god knows how long Oxford University prints out its Gazette on rather nice paper. On Friday, the 26th of June, we'd got up to Vol 139, number 4887.
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Browser market share update: Firefox 3.5 eclipses Chrome

By Wolfgang Gruener   

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Mozilla can celebrate a decent launch of its latest browser, Firefox 3.5. The software has cleared the 2% barrier over the weekend, topping Google’s Chrome browser for the very first time. However, even if Mozilla’s version transitions seems to be on track, Firefox has lost steam and is not gaining market share as quickly anymore as in previous months.

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New dinosaurs discovered in ancient billabong

By Emma Woollacott   

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Three new dinosaurs have been discovered in Australia: two giant, herbivorous sauropods and one carnivorous theropod, all from the mid-Cretaceous period.

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Optical transistor made from a single molecule

By Emma Woollacott   

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Engineers are one step closer to developing an optical computer, following the successful creation of an optical transistor from a single molecule.

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