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iMac the Next Touch-screen Device?

Patently Apple, a blog that keeps tabs on Apple's USPTO filings, noticed an application on Monday that depicts a hinged-screen version of Apple's iMac desktop that has a touch-sensitive screen. The hinge appears to allow the computer to alternate between a traditional vertical desktop configuration and a flat, iPad-like surface when rocked back on its hinge.

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HTML5Rocks v2

If you want to make your work more engaging and create faster, more responsive experience for you users, you should check out the new content added to HTML5rocks.com If you want to not only get up to speed, but understand the browser differences and techniques for a robust implementation, please take a look through the new guides for implementing HTML5 video, understanding "offline," auditing your webapp with the Chrome developer tools, and using web workers and @font-face.

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Chrome Web Store on its Way

Google appears to be getting ready to let Web application developers start playing around with its Chrome Web Store, if a recent presentation at the Game Developer Conference in Europe is any indication. 1UP.com  has a report out with pictures and video of Google's Mark DeLoura and Michael Mahemoff explaining how developers will be able to submit apps to the store,

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Microsoft

Microsoft Details Windows Phone Game Plan

Microsoft late on Monday announced the first wave of Xbox Live games that will be made available for Windows Phone 7, when the first smartphones running the new operating system hit the market later this year.

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Oracle's Java Lawsuit

Last week, Oracle filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Google, accusing the search giant of infringing on patented Java technologies in its Linux-based Android mobile operating system. Even though Oracle appears to have a solid basis for legal action, the lawsuit could permanently burn bridges between Oracle and the broader Java ecosystem.

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Microsoft

Internet Explorer 9 Beta Launches on September 15

Microsoft will be launching the completely revamped Internet Explorer 9 at an event in San Francisco on September 15. The September event will mark the first time the world will have the chance to play with the beta for the entirely overhauled browser. The first details surrounding IE9 were revealed back in November. Since then, Microsoft has launched four platform previews detailing IE9’s adherence to web standards.

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Firefox 4 Beta 3 Out Now!

The latest Firefox 4 Beta has just been released and it comes with hundreds of bug fixes, improvements and multi-touch support for Windows 7. Once you install the Firefox 4 Beta, you will notice the Feedback Add-on in the upper right corner. You can use this to provide instant feedback at any time.

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YUI 2.8: Learning the Library Book Winners!

A week ago we started a competition to give 5 copies of YUI 2.8: Learning the Library book away! Today, after pointing out names in the dark, we have our lucky winners: Carl Thien, Nancy LaPoint, Simon Howell, Jeniffer Peterson and Michael Douglas. Everyone will be notified via email, so you can get your books as quick as possible.

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Microsoft Launches PC vs. Mac Site

Microsoft's new creation is a site called "PC versus Mac". Yet if you're looking for a joke or two as you weigh up your options, you will have to search very, very hard. There are no images of bespectacled gray-bearded men in loose Levi's. There are no stray comments about antennas or fanboys.

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HTML5, Modernized: Fourth IE9 Platform Preview

IE9 started from the premise that the modern web will deliver HTML5 experiences that feel more like native applications than sites. Building on hardware-accelerated SVG, canvas, video, audio, and text, developers will use the power of the whole PC to achieve great performance. On the modern web, developers will use the same markup across different HTML5 browsers.

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