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With its competitors struggling to catch up with multi-touch technology introduced last year as part of the iPhone, Apple is already conceptualizing new versions of the technology that would fuse a variety of secondary inputs with today's touch-based gestures to produce more efficient data input operations. - Todd Mundt
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"nettie52 - thanks for the comment. I try to avoid discussing politics here because of my position, but your thoughts remind me of an excellent piece Jay Rosen wrote about this issue of truth and lies, suggesting what he thinks the McCain strategy might be: Strategy: Comes from Bush, the younger. When realities uncovered are directly in conflict with prior claims, consider the option of keeping the claims and breaking with reality. Done the right way, it’s a demonstration of strength. It dismays and weakens the press. And it can be great theatre. His blog post is here: http://journalism.nyu.edu/pubz......" - Todd Mundt
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Scott McCloud's comic book introducing Chrome - Todd Mundt
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Speed may be Chrome's most significant advance. When you improve things by an order of magnitude, you haven't made something better — you've made something new. - Todd Mundt
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GMail and Google Maps pushed the Web to its limits, taking advantage of browser technologies invented in Redmond but left dormant for far too long. Contributing to Firefox's core, writing browser extensions, and championing HTML could only take the $150 billion company so far: they needed to own the full browser to push their Web efforts forward at full speed. - Todd Mundt
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End of an era "These changes are irreversible under the present climate and indicate that the environmental conditions that have kept these ice shelves in balance for thousands of years are no longer present," he said. - Todd Mundt
The oceans of the world are a giant heat sink. The ice on various parts of the planet are a catalyst for the heat sink. Temperature rises, ice melts, falls into sea, melts further, reduces temperature of sea. At the same time, increased air temperature increases evaporation giving more cloud cover, so reducing the air temperature. Some of the natural cycles of the planet (which we do hurry along with our thermal output) are just too big to appreciate. - Slippy Lane
Surely if the ice disappears completely it will trigger a reaction, an ice age reversing the current that runs along the underside of the world? I am no scientist neither do I read up on the facts, possibilities but the planet is self sustained and will live on without us! The day after tomorrow will be realised... - Joe Dawson
+1 Joe - You mean the ACTUAL day after tomorrow, and not the film of the same name? - Slippy Lane
the earth is one big adjustment machine, no problem - Gregory Lent
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Wednesday at 4:28 pm - Link
Google Chrome has faster JavaScript VM, better memory management, better Windows UI rendering, faster text layout and rendering, and intelligent page navigation in comparison to other more widely adopted browsers. When combined with Google Gears technology, this is as close as you can get to replicating the desktop experience with web applications. - Todd Mundt
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Wednesday at 4:11 pm - Link
Mr. Lee, 49, is a native of Hong Kong. After emigrating to Toronto, he opened Lotus in 1987. That minimal 12-table pan-Asian debut was enough to catapult him to renown and began to make the dimpled smile on his broad face and the signature black ponytail familiar in food circles beyond Canada. (Shang will open in New York) - Todd Mundt
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Wednesday at 4:03 pm - Link
I have proclaimed my love for chickpeas, and I’m not alone. Chickpeas — also called garbanzos, ceci and chana, among many names — are among the most widely appreciated legumes, grown on every continent except Antarctica, and cooked and served in countless ways. The recipe here is a more-or-less North African treatment, one I was taught in Córdoba, in southern Spain. - Todd Mundt
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Wednesday at 3:59 pm - Link
to call 43 Folders, “a site about Getting Things Done” does almost as much of a disservice to my hard work as it does to David’s. And, frankly, how ever complimentary the remark is intended to be, it’s a millstone that I’d prefer not to carry any more. Mm. There. That feels better. - Todd Mundt
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Wednesday at 3:53 pm - Link
If the new browser ends up mattering at all, it will be explosive—and absolutely nobody, Google included, can predict exactly how things will shake out. - Todd Mundt
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Wednesday at 3:23 pm - Link
If you look at the way Chrome is designed, it's not so much designed to be a good browser, as much as it is a good operating system for web applications. Google's desire is very much the same as Microsoft's, except abstracted a little higher up the stack. They want to own the platform upon which web applications are built, just like Microsoft wants to own the platform upon which desktop applications are built. - Todd Mundt
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Wednesday at 3:20 pm - Link
Like most other browsers, Google Chrome has some special pages that show information about memory usage, cached files, plug-ins and more. Here's a list of the most interesting about: pages available in Google Chrome (you can open them by dragging about:name to the address bar). - Todd Mundt
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Wednesday at 3:12 pm - Link
How we built a world-class organic growth engine by investing in people. - Todd Mundt
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Tuesday at 4:22 pm - Link
"Rick - thanks for the comment. I heard some of that "jukebox" thing today, too. I'd guess that for every listener who likes that, there are 4 who don't. I wonder if complaints and comments will drive CBC to play complete works on the stream?" - Todd Mundt
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Tuesday at 6:08 am - Link
‘A technical fog can descend over stories like this, but it shouldn’t,” says Louisville Public Media exec Todd Mundt. Drum roll: “This is a BIG deal,” says Mundt. On July 17, NPR offered Internet tinkerers worldwide, as well as member stations, the key to its online trove of 250,000 audio reports and related text produced since 1995. - Todd Mundt
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Tuesday at 3:17 am - Link
Gina Trapani is the lead editor at one of the most popular blogs in the world, lifehacker.com, offering daily advice on how to work smart, not just hard. She is also the author of Upgrade Your Life: The Lifehacker Guide to Working Smarter, Faster Better. I had the chance to ask her some tough questions I've always wanted to ask a productivity guru, and loved her smart insightful answers. - Todd Mundt
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Tuesday at 3:14 am - Link
"Dan - I'll check it out. I think I may have done so at one point, but I'll take a closer look. Thanks!" - Todd Mundt
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Tuesday at 2:16 am - Link
Much controversy has surrounded the release of Cuil. Bloggers have lashed out at the problems they have come across. So, I decided to ask some friends what they think. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 2:11 pm - Link
The two maps currently in production display the street view, neighborhood layout, and subway routes of Chicago and Manhattan, and retail for around $20. Depending on their reception, Urban Mapping say it can create simialr maps for any number of cities or other applications. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 1:31 pm - Link
GaryVee's t-shirt search venture - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 12:54 pm - Link
One hundred years after the birth of Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher, the author and culinary seer whose sensuous, deeply personal work defined a genre, her former cottage near Glen Ellen is a landmark visible only to those who know how to look. Though it's easy to spot from Highway 12, a road lined by vineyards, half-finished housing developments and the occasional vintage barn, nothing defines the house where Fisher died in 1992 as the lair of a literary grande dame. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 12:28 pm - Link
Google open source browser project, Chrome - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 12:27 pm - Link
Google announced Monday, in the unconventional guise of a 38-page comic book, its new Web browser project, Chrome. According to the comic, drawn by acclaimed comic artist and writer Scott McCloud, the forthcoming open-source browser is based on the open-source rendering engine WebKit, the same engine used by Apple’s Safari browser and Google’s own Android mobile-phone operating system. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 8:12 am - Link
Over $2.5 billion will be invested into improving the Port of Montreal, port authorities announced Sunday. It will be the first major expansion in two decades. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 7:54 am - Link
July 21, 1987: The NBC radio networks, founded 61 years ago as the first national network but undercut by the age of television, will be sold for $50 million, NBC said today. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 7:50 am - Link
October 8, 1988: WNBC-AM broadcast for the last time yesterday, ending 66 years of history. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 2:52 am - Link
Over the past two decades, David Candow, 68, has coached hundreds of broadcasters on how to write for, and speak on, the air. - Todd Mundt
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Monday at 2:39 am - Link
Rick Sanchez has embraced Twitter with a vengance, calling on Twitter users to feed him information from the hurricane zone. - Todd Mundt
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