UOL Tecnologia
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08.09.10 23h27 (15 min)
- De acordo com site, "Dead Rising: Case Zero" teve mais de 300 mil down...
- "Cloud Computing não é tecnologia. É negócio e resultado." - CEO M...
- Ubisoft anuncia "Outland", dos mesmos criadores de "Super Stardust HD"...
- Vídeo: instituto anuncia videoconferência em HD para banda larga tra...
- Criminosos exploram novo bug em documentos PDF, adverte Adobe
- BioWare corrige problemas do extra de "Mass Effect 2" para Xbox 360
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- Feira alemã chega ao fim com recorde de visitantes
- Google pede mais pressão sobre países que censuram Internet
- Revista japonesa revela produção de "Ace Attorney Investigations 2"
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- Pesquisadores usam nanotecnologia para filtrar água
- Sercomtel investe em ligação gratuita em troca de propaganda
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- Empresa diz que 65% dos usuários da web no mundo foram vítimas de fr...
- Pesquisa diz que 65% dos usuários da web no mundo foram vítimas de f...
- Cibercriminosos exploram novo bug em documentos PDF, adverte Adobe
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- Game Center não suporta todos os modelos de iPhone; confira a lista
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- Empresa lança campanha online para incentivar a vida offline
- Mulheres entre 15 e 17 anos são as que mais acessam a web, revela IBG...
- Booth babes
- 76% dos internautas no Brasil já caíram em golpes na internet
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INFO Exame - Planto INFO
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
- Blog: Google Instant mata página 2 de busca
- Blog: Tecnologia vira desculpa esfarrapada
- Claro é a ultima a liberar iPhone como modem
- Fies pode dispensar fiador ainda neste ano
- Fotos: últimas imagens da IFA 2010
- Multifuncional Samsung é rápido no laser
- A internet no Brasil é jovem e feminina
- Cérebro de barata pode tratar infecções
- Blog: Sete games que viraram filmes
- IBM realiza concurso de mainframes
- Vídeos da web vão para os slides
- Google é investigado por compra da ITA
- Samsung prevê excedente de chips
- Google divulga busca em tempo real
- Colômbia lança seus tablets `nacionais´
- Apple deixa iPhone 3G de fora do Game Center
- Refém usa Twitter para divulgar cativeiro
- Photowipe remove elementos de imagens
- Vulcão indonésio volta à ativa após 400 anos
- Software busca capas de discos
Terra Tecnologia
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08.09.10 23h21 (1h)
- Competição sexual é moda entre adolescentes na internet
- Pedofilia: crianças em redes sociais na internet preocupam pais
- Apax Partners compra Tivit em 1o investimento no Brasil
- Lucro da Sony deve superar projeção por corte de custos
- Fundo Apax Partners compra controle da Tivit por R$874 milhões
- Yahoo Japão e chinesa Taobao se unem por comércio eletrônico
- Ações do Google estão desvalorizadas, diz Barron's
- São Paulo receberá maior evento de entretenimento eletrônico do mundo
- Campus Party Brasil: abertura terá fala de Stephen Hawking
- Programa de satélite tem simulador de vôo escondido
- Planetário virtual permite navegar pelo espaço
- Veja por satélite a ponte que caiu nos EUA
- Internautas recriam monumentos em 3D na web
- Veja as novas Maravilhas do Mundo via satélite
- Índios usarão fotos de satélite para lutar contra desmatamento
- Google Earth mostra crise em Darfur
- Download de música digital no Japão supera vendas de CDs em 2006
- Google Earth: veja o local do acidente de barcos no Rio
- Veja o local do acidente de trem em Roma no Google Earth
- Veja o prédio atingido por aeronave em Nova York no Google Earth
Webinsider
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08.09.10 23h21 (1h)
- O Viagra e a web 2.0
- A vida digital é um livro aberto e você está nele
- O que você procura para sua vida profissional?
- Comunicação estratégica para o ensino superior
- Educar não é formar técnicos, é formar pessoas
- Publicitários e a (má) imagem da publicidade
- Trabalhando com upsampling de áudio
- Manter o blog corporativo como parte da estratégia
- Minha Marina, solução para difundir apoio no Twitter
- Como transformar a audiência em aliada
OS News
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
- SiOx Memory: How it Works
- Mac Cloner Quo Computer Still Going Strong
- The Death and Rebirth of Duke Nukem Forever: a History
- Apple Releases iOS 4.1
- Google Launches Instant
- Linux Mint Releases Rolling Distribution
- *Cloud Computing: The Invisible Revolution*
- Sony Steps up Fight Against PS3 Jailbreaking
- HP Files Suit Against Former Chief
- Internet Explorer 9 UI Video Leaked
internetnews.com
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
- RIM Buys DataViz for Cross-Platform Mobile Apps
- HP Targets SMBs With New Network Access Point
- Whoosh! Google Instant Speeds Search Results
- Mozilla Cribs From Microsoft for Firefox Flaws
- Online Privacy: FTC Mulls New Ad Tracking Rules
- Mozilla to Tighten Security With Firefox 4
- Apple Spruces Up Ping Social Net
- Dell Sunsets New PC Shipments With XP
- Users Love, Loathe Their Cell Phones: Survey
- How Ubuntu Gets Made: A Look Inside
Gizmodo
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
- Brain Scans Can Predict How You'll React to a Movie Scene [Brain]
- iMovie App Updated for iOS 4.1, Finally Lets You Split Clips [IPhone Apps]
- Apple's Mysterious Patent for Improving on a Composite Laminate [Apple]
- Airport "Naked" Body Scanners Get Privacy Upgrade to Anonymize Your...
- Here's What You Can Play in the Game Center So Far [Games]
- The Best App Advertisement Ever, Bar None, Is For Steve Young Football [Hilar...
- iPod Touch Teardown Reveals Only 256 MB of RAM and No Vibrator [Apple]
- First Hump-Backed Dinosaur Could Eat Several Humans for Brunch [Science]
- How Do You Feel About Google Instant? [Google]
- A Recycling Bin That Knows When You're Not Using It (And Fines You For It) [S...
eWEEK.com
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
InfoWorld Top News Stories
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
PCWorld.com: Latest News Stories
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08.09.10 23h21 (1h)
- Google Instant: Quick, Quick, Quick–But Not Psychic
- Operators Get Creative Due to Spectrum Crunch
- Ping Attracts 1 Million Users in 48 Hours
- Mophie Releases Juice Pack Air for IPhone 4
- IT Asset Tracking System Combines RFID, Infrared for Rack-level Identificatio...
- AT&T Led More to Avoid iPhone 4 Than 'Antennagate', Poll Says
- Toy Camera From Japan Does 3D for Only $70
- Google Instant: Big Changes for Users, Publishers, Marketers
- 'Google Instant' On Smartphones May Be Wishful Thinking
- Hackers Exploit New PDF Zero-day Bug, Warns Adobe
CNN: Technology
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08.09.10 23h21 (1h)
- Student-teacher friendships are tricky online
- Gates predicts software-writing revolution
- Lab makes diesel fuel from E. coli poop
- Olympics show enhanced with faked 'fireworks'
- Shuttle replacement won't fly until 2014
- Bush could weaken Endangered Species Act
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
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08.09.10 23h21 (1h)
- Spiral galaxy like our own shines with pink clouds
- Video: The video games of September
- Cosmic Log: See a Martian milestone in 3-D
- Google introduces 'Instant' search
- Google calls for pressure on Internet censors
- Zuckerberg gets fresh start on Google Instant search
- Asteroid near-misses common, scientists say
- Hunchbacked dinosaur strengthens bird-dino link
- Millions of migrating birds heading to oil
- Cockroach brains help fight deadly human superbugs
USATODAY.com Tech - Top Stories
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08.09.10 23h21 (1h)
- Eye-Fi memory card uploads photos as you take them
- Google Instant searches before you finish typing
- Spanish Concavenator dinosaur a 'hunchback hunter'
- Legal question: Can HP keep Hurd from going to Oracle?
- Apple's iOS 4.1 software update for iPhone, iPod Touch arrives
- Microsoft gets legal might to target spamming botnets
- Book offers tips on reclaiming privacy in the digital age
- Travel industry uses Facebook and Twitter to reach customers
- Review: 'Shattered Dimensions' a spectacular 'Spider-Man' adventure
- Xbox Live player suspended over 'Fort Gay' mistake
| CNET News.com
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08.09.10 23h27 (15 min)
- MasterCard MoneySend like PayPal for BlackBerry
- Google Instant makes search interactive (photos)
- Google Instant: Search for the now generation
- Cracking open the iPod Shuffle (photos)
- Sleep less than 6 hours a night? Hello, diabetes...
- Google launches "instant" search results
- Your own PR2 personal bot--for just $400,000
- European police arrest 10 alleged film pirates
- Echelon pitches smart grid apps platform
- DOE gives $8.5 million to grid infrastructure projects
- Frito-Lay snacks on electric delivery trucks
- Google Instant: Better but not revolutionized search
- Scientists tap best lady-catching dance moves
- iOS 4.1 for iPhone, iPod Touch released
- Peugeot, Mercedes diesel hybrids en route for 2011
- Amazon buys music download site Amie Street
- Terrafugia 'flying cars' could go on sale in 2011
- Adobe warns of zero-day hole in Reader, Acrobat
- IT job seekers tapping into social media
- OnStar to offer Facebook, voice-to-text?
Yahoo! News Technology
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08.09.10 23h27 (15 min)
- Google search accelerates with 'instant' results
(AP)
- Review: Ping a handy iTunes add-on with promise
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- Oracle plans to give Hurd $950,000 annual salary
(AP)
- Able to unplug from work while you’re on vacation?
(Ben Patterson)
- Mobile users still wary of being found, survey says
(Ben Patterson)
- AT&T Led More to Avoid iPhone 4 Than 'Antennagate', Poll Says
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- NYC burger joint lets customers add to the menu
(AP)
- Toy Camera From Japan Does 3D for Only $70
(PC World)
- Operators Get Creative Due to Spectrum Crunch
(PC World)
- Google milks animated doodle mystery on Twitter
(AP)
- Lawsuit over filming of Beyonce video settled
(AP)
- New York Times Will Go Out of "Print" Sometime in the Future
(Mashable)
- Google real-time search projects, Android in China
(Appolicious)
- GM testing voice command to update Facebook status
(AP)
- Study: Texas Enterprise fund companies struggling
(AP)
- Cybercrime is Rampant Around the World, Says Study
(PC World)
- Apple Browsing Share Tops Linux, Android Steals Share Everywhere
(PC Wor...
- Google unveils faster Internet search
(AFP)
Science/Technology News - Topix.net
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08.09.10 23h21 (30 min)
- T-Mobile to get iPhone, but not iPhone 4?
- Piper Jaffray: Android to be the big smartphone platform winner
- Faster, faster, faster: Google Instant search launches
- Google Instant is Now Live
- Dell says will end XP pre-installs at end of September
- Latest Google Doodle points to 'streaming search'
- Jailbreakers, unlockers, reminded to wait on iOS 4.1 update
- Portman To Replace Jolie In Gravity?
- Apple mobile developers prepare for world's biggest phone show
- 'Non-lethal' force can be lethal in Kashmir
Technology News Headlines - Reuters.com
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
- BP points fingers in oil spill blame game
- Obama: U.S. can't afford to extend tax cuts for rich
- Florida pastor not backing down on Koran-burning
- Seven Mexican gunmen arrested in migrant massacre
- B vitamins found to slow progression of dementia
- Special Report: The Tea Party goes to school
- Fidel Castro says Cuban model no longer works
- Pakistan to charge three men in Times Square plot
- Google seeks to speed up Web searches
- New clashes erupt at Mexico's Cananea copper mine
Internet News Headlines - Reuters.com
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
- BP points fingers in oil spill blame game
- Obama: U.S. can't afford to extend tax cuts for rich
- Florida pastor not backing down on Koran-burning
- Seven Mexican gunmen arrested in migrant massacre
- B vitamins found to slow progression of dementia
- Special Report: The Tea Party goes to school
- Fidel Castro says Cuban model no longer works
- Pakistan to charge three men in Times Square plot
- Google seeks to speed up Web searches
- New clashes erupt at Mexico's Cananea copper mine
AlwaysOn Network
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08.09.10 23h27 (15 min)
ZDNet News
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08.09.10 22h49 (45 min)
- HSBC could order 200,000 iPhones
- Mozilla launches Snowl messaging prototype
- Material bends, stretches and conducts electricity?
- Six steps to an effective data governance program
- New Google box for offices can search 10 million files
- New Nissan technology deters drivers from danger
BBC News Technology
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08.09.10 23h27 (15 min)
- Google unveils 'instant' searches
- One in four gives fake net names
- European police in pirate raids
- TalkTalk rapped for malware trial
- PS3 update blocks hardware hack
- HP sues Hurd over new Oracle job
- UK mobile firms to merge networks
- Pirate gamers face more sanctions
- US firm buys Realtime Worlds game
- Buzz lawsuit to cost Google $8.5m
Neowin.net
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08.09.10 23h27 (30 min)
- OnStar to offer Facebook updates alongside roadside assistance
- iOS 4.1 released for iPhone and iPod Touch
- Google unveils Instant, live searches
- Oracle really wants Mark Hurd; will pay $250 million
- TechSpot: Budget sub-$150 solid state drive round-up
- BBC hires a Microsoft video on demand expert
- Review: Verizon Samsung Fascinate
- BioWare reveals Mass Effect 2 player stats
- Orange and T-Mobile UK to share services
- Digg VP of Engineering fired after version 4 troubles
Magnet
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08.09.10 23h21 (1h)
New York Times: Technology
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08.09.10 21h11 (6h)
- Packaging Is All the Rage, and Not in a Good Way
- H.P. Sues Its Ex-Chief in New Job
- Do People Want ‘Amateur Hour’ on Their TVs?
- Texas Attorney General Investigates Google Search
- Google to Simplify Its Privacy Policies
- Why I.B.M. Took a Different Path in Storage
- Once a Dynamo, the Tech Sector Is Slow to Hire
- Advertising: Marketing Fanciful Items in the Lands of Make Believe
- 9 Years After 9/11, Public Safety Radio Not Ready
- Frequent Flier: With Wi-Fi Aboard, Be Careful What You Click
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