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The Coming Apollo vs. Firefox Battle

Original Post authored by Anne Zelenka on 3/19/2007 on GigaOM

Adobe announced the public alpha of its Apollo development framework that allows developers to build cross-platform hybrid web/desktop applications using Flash and Ajax. The tech blogosphere responded mostly positively, looking forward to the era of so-called rich Internet applications...



RIP Democracy, Hello Miro

Original Post authored by Paul Kapustka on 3/13/2007 on NewTeeVee

It's just a name change, but it should go a long way toward eliminating confusion from those who thought a video player called Democracy had anything to do with government. Instead, it was only meant to be a player of the people, for the peopleナ well, nevermind. It's gonna be called Miro from here on in, and soon there will be new icon, logo, etc., all at this address. Though Jackson, on the ground in Austin, tells us that they were still handing out 'Democracy' t-shirts...



Ten Sites for Free and Legal Torrents

Original Post authored by Janko Roettgers on 3/3/2007 on NewTeeVee

Bittorrent downloads are either illegal or DRM-infected, right? Wrong. There are plenty of websites out there that offer free and legal Torrent downloads to save bandwidth and make file sharers happy at the same time. Granted, sites like The Pirate Bay are still the major source for Bittorrent traffic. But legitimate platforms offer enough video goodies to clog your tubes for days. Here are 10 great places to get started:



OpenMoko Open-Source Mobile, coming soon

Original Post authored by Paul Kapustka on 3/1/2007 on GigaOM

BURLINGAME, Calif. - Can the power of open source be harnessed into the form factor of a cellular phone? That's the question Taiwan-based OpenMoko hopes to answer positively, when it starts to roll out its OpenMoko platform and phones later this year.