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Adobe

Adobe and thePlatform Announced Video Alliance

Adobe Systems Incorporated and thePlatform announced a new alliance aimed at providing enhanced solutions for the delivery of online and mobile content with secure video management and publishing services for media publishers utilizing the Adobe Flash Platform.

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Microsoft

Office for Mac Gets Trial

Microsoft today has added a free, 30-day trial version of its Office for Mac software to coincide with this year's Macworld Expo, taking place later this week in San Francisco. Now users can download the 600MB trial from Microsoft's Office site, which contains full versions of all its applications.

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Google

App Developers Double Down on Android Tablets

Mobile developers are betting that a wave of Android tablets this year floats their application boats, according to a survey published today. The rush to cash in on an expected Android bonanza will also solidify the mobile race into a two-horse contest between Google and Apple, and put other operating systems into a hole that may be tough to climb out from, the survey said.
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Google

Google Joins The Privacy Fray

Hot on the heels of Mozilla's proposed Do Not Track solution, Google has launched Keep My Opt-Outs, an extension for users who aren’t comfortable with personalization of the ads they see on the web. It’s a one-step, persistent opt-out of personalized advertising and related data tracking performed by companies adopting the industry privacy standards for online advertising.

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Apple

Apple App Store Reaches 10 Billion Downloads

The Apple App Store offered on the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad is home to thousands of apps and many of them are quality apps that users download all the time.  Apple is pleased to announce apps from its App Store have been downloaded over 10 billion times, which is an awesome feat and illustrates the significance of apps in the everyday consumer’s life.

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General

Opera Web Browser Coming to Sony TVs and Blu-ray Players

While it might not have a huge share of the desktop Web browser market, Opera certainly knows how to score deals with OEMs. Today, Opera announced that it has entered into a partnership with Sony to deliver an embedded browser on TVs and Blu-ray players.

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General

Internet Explorer 9 RC to include ActiveX filtering

According to sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans, the software giant is currently building copies of Internet Explorer 9 that include an “ActiveX filter” feature. The filter will allow users to control what ActiveX elements are displayed on sites they visit, furthering Microsoft’s commitment to security within its browser. Microsoft is expected to ship the feature inside Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate (RC).

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Google

Google Docs to get Audio Playback, Playlists and Preview Pane

Some recently discovered code in Google Docs suggests that add an audio player with playlist management will be added to the service, as well as a preview pane that will let users quickly preview files without opening them. The code has been posted on Google Operating System, and it contains references to previewpane, mediapreview-audioplayer, and addtomediaqueue.

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General

HTML5 Gets an Official Logo From W3C

W3C has unveiled a new logo for HTML5 — and along with it, a new way of framing the conversation about newer web development technologies. With the ardent support of companies such as Google and a great deal of enthusiasm from developers in all areas of work, HTML5 has taken its place in popular conversation as the magic-bullet antidote for everything that’s wrong with web development.

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Apple

Expected Hardware Changes for iPad and iPhone

The latest batch of rumors about the hardware architecture of Apple's next-generation devices is coming fast and furious. So far, they suggest that Apple is moving to Qualcomm baseband radios, beefing up the GPU with the latest designs from Imagination Technologies, doubling the CPU cores, and giving the iPad the higher-resolution display it so richly deserves.

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