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Popular Technology NewsDuring the past 6 hours158.3°DegreesUse Online RSVP Tool to Help Your Party Make A Splash »Splash users can track RSVPs and post event photos on a customizable event website.153°DegreesAdele Is First To Go Double Platinum on iTunes [VIDEO] »Unlike every artist in history, Adele is the first person to sell 2 million copies of one album on iTunes. 21 has been out for 21 weeks.146.5°DegreesNBA Gears Up for Most Connected All-Star Celebration Yet »Tweets, apps and status updates will join dunks, three-pointers and no-look passes more than ever at the NBA's annual All-Star celebration.118.9°DegreesSamsung Totally Copies Us With Galaxy Note 'Street Challenge' [VIDEO] »Samsung's latest ad for the Galaxy Note phone takes the pulse of people on the streets of New York. Wonder where they got that idea....117.8°DegreesAdvanced Infrared Camera Keeps Soldiers Farther From Dangerous Targets [VIDEO] »New advanced infrared camera helps keep soldiers safe in war, by keeping them farther away from targets....115.5°DegreesSan Francisco Launches The 2012 Innovation Portfolio, From Open Taxi Data To Beta Tests In City Hall »San Francisco may not have intended to be become the startup mecca that it is today, but now the city government is working hard to make itself as friendly as possible to tech...107.6°DegreesLG Optimus 4X HD unveiled: Quad-core Tegra 3, Ice Cream Sandwich, 4.7-inch display »If LG failed to impress so far with the slew of Android 2.3 phones it's shown off in the run up to MWC 2012,...105.7°DegreesGoogle to Launch TV Service »Google has filed an application to offer TV service in Kansas City, Mo.87.9°DegreesFacebook PS Vita app hits US PlayStation Store »Although the PlayStation Vita's official US launch brought with it the pleasures of LiveTweeting, WiFi-only Netflix access and Flickr's photo-based n86.4°DegreesMastered for iTunes: how audio engineers tweak music for the iPod age »Though the lossy compression used for iTunes Plus can cause barely perceptible degradation in audio quality, audio engineers are beginning to create iTunes-specific master fil...85.7°DegreesMarketers: What Mobile Users Will and Won't Put Up With [INFOGRAPHIC] »Young people between the ages of 18 and 24 are more connected to their mobile devices and open to mobile marketing than you might think....72.8°DegreesGoogle Street View now sending snapshots from Russia, with love »We've lived vicariously through Google Maps a few times in the past, including an excursion down the Amazon River. Today, those plans for...72.4°DegreesOnLive Adds “Cloud-Accelerated Browsing” To Its Streaming-Desktop Stable »You're probably familiar with OnLive, the company that made its mark by streaming brand new console and PC games to whatever devices could support a high-bandwidth video ...70.6°DegreesTwitter rebuts Sarkozy censorship allegations »The social-networking site implies that the suspension of the accounts that belittled the French president disregarded the site's parody and spam rules. Read this blog post by Dara Kerr on Digital Media.69°DegreesAdobe lays out the future for Flash: a platform for the next 5-10 years »Out of fashion though it may be, Adobe isn't planning to abandon its Flash platform any time soon. The company plans to add new features and boost performance in a bid to make...66.8°DegreesThe Winners Of This Year’s $100,000 TechFellow Awards Are… »Tonight, Silicon Valley's heroes gave competition a rest and joined together to celebrate the spirit of innovation. An all-star committee of tech moguls carefully conside...66°DegreesExposed: YouPorn passwords in all their plain-text glory »More than 6,400 subscriber e-mail addresses and passwords have been retrieved from the popular porn website and made public.61.9°Degrees
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iPhone manufacturing costs revealed? »Recent Foxconn revelations hint at higher costs than previous estimates that are still staggeringly low by Western standards. Read this blog post by Eric Mack on Crave.47.1°DegreesGreen Overdrive: Test driving the Fisker Karma »Despite that electric car startup Fisker Automotive has had its fair share of struggles in recent months, we were super excited to head down to Beverly Hills, Calif. For this week's Green Overdrive we bring you a test drive with the Fisker Karma...46.7°DegreesData mining's adult challenges »The tools to analyze disparate data sets are getting better and cheaper. But the practice will increasingly bump against the boundaries of privacy comfort zones. Read this blog post by Gordon Haff on The Pervasive Data Center.46.2°Degrees
Awesome New 'Borderlands 2' Trailer Gives September Release Date [VIDEO] »Gearbox and 2K Games announced via a new trailer that Borderlands 2 will be released on September 18....46°DegreesThe Inventor of Email Did Not Invent Email »V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai is a fraud who has been masquerading for years as the pioneering mind behind email. At least according to a bunch of geeks who mobilized from all corners of the digital world to try to set the record straight.45.2°DegreesApple, Google, Microsoft, and others agree to disclose app privacy policies prior to download »There's been a lot of talk in recent weeks about what mobile apps do with personal data, highlighted by Path's practice of uploading contact lists to its servers without first...45.1°DegreesDIY 'Back to the Future' hoverboard actually hovers »Mattel is releasing a replica of the 'Back to the Future' hoverboard, but sadly, it doesn't really float. Maybe the company should get in touch with this DIYer. Read this blog post by Bonnie Cha on Crave.As a TechHeat member you get visting history and wont see the frame on outbound links. It's free and requires a Twitter-account. 
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