For Apple, $7.1B should keep supply chain humming
CNET 
by Lance Whitney November 4, 2011 6:08 AM PDT Follow @lancewhit Apple's     tight control of the supply chain has been one of its competitive     strengths. And that control should get even tighter next year as the     company plans to double its current level of spending ...
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   Apple: Amazon's Kindle Fire Is a Good Thing
PCWorld 
By Ben Camm-Jones,  macworld.co.uk Apple   bosses are taking a positive view of the newest entrant to the tablet PC   market, rather than feeling challenged by it, according to a report. Business   Insider reports that Barclays analyst Ben Reitzes met with ...
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   Hubble Spots Disk Around Distant Black Hole
Wired News 
By Adam Mann Using the Hubble space telescope, astronomers have captured a   direct image of the disk surrounding a black hole. The disk is made of gas   and dust, slowly being consumed as it spirals down into the black hole's   center. As it falls in, ...
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     Largest Sunspot in Years
Fox News 
By Clara Moskowitz Nov. 3, 2011: The gigantic sunspot in the upper left of     this image is about 50000 miles (80000 km) long and was observed on the sun     by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory. One of the largest sunspots in years     has appeared on the sun,...
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     The Siri outage reveals its failure
BetaNews 
By Joe Wilcox That's my response to the question "Does the Siri outage     reveal its success?" posed by Darrell Etherington at GigaOM today.     Etherington's post will be one of many Apple apologies that you'll read,     following Siri's collapse yesterday. ...
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     Nintendo patent outlines Wii Remote touchpad accessory
SlashGear 
I like it when patents surface from places like Apple, Nintendo and others     that show off what we will probably see in the future from the country. The     latest patent to surface is from Nintendo and it shows an accessory that     appears to show a way to ...
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   Game makers say Apple, Steve Jobs have most influence on   industry
Apple Insider 
By Katie Marsal A new survey of people working in the gaming world has found   that Steve Jobs is the most influential person in the industry, and that   insiders believe the iPhone is shaping the future of videogames. The survey   of 1000 people working in ...
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   Battlefield 3 Review (Multi-platform)
Paste Magazine 
Start with this: the typical round of Battlefield 3 will contain enough   breathtaking moments to keep your adrenaline pumping for a week. The game   promises large-scale multiplayer warfare, and it delivers in spades. You will   engage in thunderous tank ...
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     'Rainbow Six: Patriots' Announced, Due Out 2013
Ology 
Why do all these game companies keep announcing games scheduled for release     after 2012? Are they trying to pretend that the Macarena won't rise from     its celestial prison, as the prophecy dictates, and devour the pitiful     dregs of biology we call the ...
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     Samsung Focus S (AT&T)
CNET (blog) 
The HTC Titan is one of three new Windows Phone Mango devices headed to     AT&T this fall. Today, AT&T announced plans to bring three new     Windows Phone 7.5 Mango devices to its lineup this fall, the HTC Titan,     Samsung Focus S, and Samsung Focus Flash. ...
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   Microsoft Gifts iOS, Android Users New Bing App
ITProPortal 
Microsoft, in an announcement, unveiled its application which will let   Android phone users and Apple user enjoy access to its Bing search engine.   This will be exposing the search technology of Redmond to a better and bigger   audience but at the same ...
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   Square Enix's Winter of RPGs Campaign Starts Next Week
PlayStation LifeStyle 
Many months ago, the ESRB teased us all by rating some classic Square Enix   RPGs from such as Final Fantasy V, Final Fantasy VI, and Chrono Cross. Fans wait   every Tuesday to see whether these games make the store update. Many weeks   have passed, ...
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   Next Alan Wake coming to XBLA, won't be “Alan Wake 2″
Warp Zoned 
With the announcement that “the next Alan Wake” game would make an appearance   at the 2011 Spike TV Video Game Awards, gamers got quite excited that they'd   get a glimpse at Alan Wake 2. It looks like that won't be the case as Remedy   has revealed the ...
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     U.S. says China, Russia cyber spying
Reuters 
A cyber security analyst works in a watch and warning center at a     Department of Homeland Security cyber security defense lab at the Idaho     National Laboratory, September 30, 2011, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. BEIJING     (Reuters) - China on Friday dismissed a US ...
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   Assassin's Creed Revelations trailers show multiplayer murder
PC Gamer Magazine 
Assassin's Creed Revelation's multiplayer mode has its own context and   ongoing plot line that will reveal itself between matches as you level up and   become more powerful. You play as the baddies, Templar trainees looking to   learn the arts of murder by ...
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     Heavy Rain: Director's Cut Revealed
IGN 
by Colin Moriarty Heavy Rain is one of the most unique and beloved     PlayStation 3 exclusives. From the minds at Quantic Dream, Heavy Rain tells     the tale of a father put in the ultimate bind after his son is kidnapped by     the dangerous Origami Killer. ...
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   Sneak peek: Adobe image recognition technology - Adobe Blogs
By John Nack 
Sneak peek: Adobe image recognition technology. Researcher Jon Brandt demos a potential new   feature for searching through a large library of images by identifying images   that contain the same people, backgrounds, landmarks, etc.: ... 
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   APL's Emerging Technology and   Innovation ... -   Nanotechnology Now
McCrary will focus on finding emerging and disruptive technologies developed at U.S.   universities and other research institutions, and forming research   partnerships that are important to maintaining APL's technological competitive edge. ... 
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   5 ways technology improved   my sleep - Boing Boing
By Xeni Jardin 
Over at MyLifeScoop, I wrote a post about five ways I've used technology to improve my   quality of sleep. Some are gadgets or apps to buy, but others don't involve   purchasing anything, and one tip involves throwing away a gadget you ... 
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   Re-Upping on Design Technology | Metropolis POV | Metropolis ...
By George Shaw 
We've chosen to “re-up” on design technology.   In architect jargon: we're advancing the principals of our integrated   approach through new design technologies and   modes of delivery. (And as you may already suspect, we also just happen to ... 
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