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17 Sep 2009, 02:12 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 120 views
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17 Sep 2009, 01:42 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 122 views
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24 Aug 2009, 06:27 PMPosted in testing 0 comments, 59 views

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24 Aug 2009, 06:26 PMPosted in testing 0 comments, 81 views

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07 Aug 2009, 03:59 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 0 views
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Can AT&T Handle The iPhone?

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28 Jul 2009, 10:53 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 147 views
You almost have to admire AT&T's consistency. They are consistently finding new ways to fuck up almost daily now. The latest issue involves the story we covered yesterday about apps using the Google Voice service getting pulled from Apple's App Store. In a follow-up post, we didn't exactly go out on a limb suggesting that it was AT&T and not Apple, that was responsible for the app being pulled. After all, word is that Apple VP Phil Schi...
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Downside Of OpenDNS: It Can Extend Website Outages

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28 Jul 2009, 10:22 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 162 views
Hosting provider SoftLayer was taken down this morning from a DDOS attack, and several well known websites, including TechMeme and TwitPic, went down with it. The problem at SoftLayer was resolved, but some users of OpenDNS, a DNS service provider that is becoming more and more popular, still can't reach those websites. The reason? OpenDNS caches IP addresses for domain names on a user's computer. This speeds up web surfing considerably, and ha...
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Remember What Steve Said About the App Store?

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28 Jul 2009, 08:33 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 174 views
We've been screaming and whining about the iPhone App Store for nigh on a year now and we seem to have avoiding talking about one of the most obvious sources for information about the Store: Steve himself. Harry "Long Tail" McCracken remembers what Steve said way back in the old days about the App Store.
Jobs said that Apple wouldn’t distribute porn or malicious apps or privacy-invading apps, and said that Apple’s interests and those of third...
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Alfred Lin Has The Midas Touch: The Man With $2 Billion In Acquisitions Under His Belt

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28 Jul 2009, 08:33 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 170 views
If you've got a company and you want a big acquisition in a year or two, you may want to consider hiring Alfred Lin, currently the COO/CFO of just-acquired Zappos. Every company he's worked for has been acquired, and the smallest deal was $265 million. Lin dropped out of a PhD program at Stanford to join LinkExchange in 1996 as acting CFO. Two years later the company was acquired by Microsoft for $265 million in stock. He then cofounded Venture...
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Google Realizes That Short Links Are Smart Links In Mobile Gmail

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28 Jul 2009, 08:17 PMPosted in Blogtronix 0 comments, 107 views
Google is finally figuring out that short links are just easier to deal with, especially on a mobile phone. No, it is not rolling out its own URL shortening service just yet (bit.ly, stand down). But today it is introducing what it calls "smart links" to the mobile version of Gmail. When it recognizes a super-long link like the one for Google Maps at right, it will shorten it to the underlying name thing being linked to. In this case, it i...
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