Apple Prepping 'Lion' OS X Update for App Store Download

The company's Mac OS X "Lion" upgrade is expected to launch via Apple's App Store, reports indicate. - Apple
is getting ready to offer customers the latest major update to its operating
system, Mac OS X 10.7 quot;Lion, quot; as a download through the App Store,
Mac blog Apple Insider reported.

On
Friday, the company issued its third build of Mac OS X 10.6.8 to developers,
though it is not ye...

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CrunchGear Week in Review: Trajectory Edition

Here are some stories from the past week on CrunchGear: Japanese Robot Company Proves Even The Weirdest, Biggest Mechs Can Sell Angry Birds Games And Videos Coming To A Roku Near You Idea Flight Turns iPads Into Presentation Platform We?re (Almost) Live At E3 2011 In Los Angeles George Plimpton?s Video Falconry Is A Real [...]

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Department of Justice probe eyes Sony's rechargeable battery business

After the headache-inducing bout of hacking woes that beset the corporation in recent weeks, a new Department of Justice-led investigation into Sony's US electronics division may have the company emptying that aspirin bottle. Details of the inquiry are scarce at the moment, but with the company's cooperation confirmed, all signs lead to an alleged price fixing of its rechargeable battery business. Citing data from a Tokyo-based research firm, a Bloomberg report indicates that a 2010 market surplus had Sony Electronics (amongst others) lowering battery prices at the expense of less financially-cushioned players. The notorious sector of the multinational's operations has been in the hot seat before -- namely, for actual laptop explosions -- but this time 'round the judicial maypole, it seems the Japanese giant may have been partaking in some anti-competitive shenanigans. If the DoJ hammer does happen to fall on Sony's already bowed head, the company could be facing a very expensive slap on the wrist and a fundamental change to its business practices. Luckily for Sony, we happen to believe in a little something called "innocent until proven guilty."

Department of Justice probe eyes Sony's rechargeable battery business originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 29 Jun 2011 16:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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New LightSquared Plan Faces Attack, Uncertainty

The coast is not yet clear for LightSquared's hybrid satellite-LTE network despite the company's announcement on Monday that it has found a solution to...

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Should Your Enterprise Buy Cloud Insurance?

IEEE's CIO suggests that FDIC-style insurance may be one way to allay fears among enterprises about the security risks involved with cloud computing.

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The Royal Society wants kids to make graphene, puts the miracle material in games

If we were more musically inclined we might write a ballad singing the praises of graphene -- the magical material that can be used in everything from super-fast CPUs to ultra-efficient solar panels. Sadly, the truth is, we're bloggers and not rock stars for a reason, so we'll just entertain ourselves with the Royal Society's Summer Science exhibition on the carbon nano-structure instead. From July 5th through 10th the London-based science center will run a major hands-on exhibit where participants will get a chance to see graphene under a microscope and create their own single layers of of the stuff with nothing more than a pencil and some scotch tape. If getting to the Trafalgar Square-adjacent academy is out of the question, you can always fire up the promotional and educational Graphene Games, which you can download for both Android and iOS at the more coverage links.

The Royal Society wants kids to make graphene, puts the miracle material in games originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 28 Jun 2011 13:16:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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How To Manage The Collaborative Cloud

Cloud storage can be very useful for collaboration and document sharing, but it poses challenges for storage managers.

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T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide: The Best Camera Phone Everrrr? [Smartphones]

The iPhone 4 takes fantastic pictures, for a phone. With the myTouch 4G Slide, HTC's promising the first phone since the iPhone that takes better pictures and doesn't suck at, well, everything else. More »

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