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[Blog.wired.com] Gear Factor: Citing a U.S. patent on the Vision:M's navigation interface (which appears to be pretty similar to that of the iPod), Sim said his company would "pursue aggressively" any company that infringed on its patent. It will be interesting to see whether Creative can make good on its threat, given that just about every media player on the market has employed "a hierarchical system using three or more screens" since the dawn of the technology.
[Yourtech.typepad.com] Your Tech Weblog: September 2006: This is another way to put your bookmarks online where they're safe, and access them in a variety of ways from multiple computers. If there's an easy, transparent way to sync desktop and online sets of bookmarks, though, I'm missing it.
[Janemag.com] JANE's Editors Blog in JANE Blog on JANEMAG.com: It's not little Rihanna, or Pearl Jam or Chili Peppers. It's Stephen Colbert's after-dinner roast of President Bush from the White House Correspondent's Dinner over three weeks ago.
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Posted at December 15, 2006 01:58 AM
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