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  Gadgetell - The Tech News, Reviews, and Interesting Things Blog: media on your TV screen without getting off the couch. Now all Netgear has to do is hook up with one of those infamous video sharing sites and get us some content for the living room. YouTube? Amazon Unbox? No takers? The EVA700 will run you $229.99. Read (via Cosmos)

  eHomeUpgrade | Connected Home & Digital Lifestyle News [Digital Home, Digital Living, Digital Media]: Today at the Connections Digital Home Conference, Axentra announced HipServ™, the first complete software platform for the digital home allowing home users to centrally manage, control and access all their digital content anytime and from anywhere via a browser supported device. The unified approach of HipServ provides an open standard and simple environment for home users to access and share their home based content and view it on their TV or other devices in their home or remotely on any mobile device. (via Cosmos)

  Manuel F. Argüelles A.: After a some wasted time debugging and troubleshutting, I found out that the problem was not asterisk nor openpbx, my cheap natter/router/vpn netgear firewall FVX338 was changing all the outgoing and incoming sip packages, the web admin configuration doesn’t have anything about this, so I had to contact tech support… that was, for my surprise, quite nice actually, it all took 4 days, not bad taking in consideration that it was for free and I don’t have any support contract with them. (via Cosmos)

Wiggler: Με αφορμή τα comments σε προηγούμενο post μου, είπα να διασαφηνίσω τι είναι το ViiV της intel και το Live! της AMD. Είναι μία σειρά από προυποθέσεις που πρέπει να πληρεί ένας υπολογιστής ώστε να μπορεί να χρη (via Cosmos)

  Screenwerk: It appears that the Intel ViiV PC will work with any video content from any provider. Telco IPTV also promises the ability to download video from the Internet to the set-top box for viewing in the living room. (via Cosmos)

  Scifi-Meshes - Powered by vBulletin: Sports for TV, a new service that brings the fantasy football to TVs connected to Intel® Viivâ™ technology-based PCs this football season. Consumers with entertainment PCs based on Intel Viiv technology can now get real-time updates on their fantasy football team while watching live games. (via Cosmos)

  Illuminata Perspectives: Perhaps on Planet ViiV whose citizens like Intel and Microsoft are accustomed to howling fans and keyboards in their living rooms, but not on Planet Earth. It’s a view that seems dangerously mired in a historical PC worldview. (via Cosmos)

The News before The News: t see any reference in the Amazon Unbox FAQ as to whether the high-resolution version of the downloaded videos can be watched on an XBox 360?). Intel keep threatening to actually come up with a coherent strategy surrounding Viiv that might result in some kind of set-top box. Ultimately Apple have the opportunity to really innovate in this space”¦ will this coming Tuesday’s “It’s Showtime” Apple event reveal the announcement of a video-compatible Airport Express or a (via Cosmos)

[Dailywireless.org] dailywireless.org - Rhymes with Five: PCs based on Intel's Viiv Technology will have a variety of entertainment options including support for both a minimum of 5.1 or higher surround sound and high-definition video. Systems may also instantly turn on and off with the touch of a button (when enabled, after initial boot) and could be used with TV-like remote controls when included with the system or purchased separately.

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 [ TG Daily] 230,000 names and SSNs stolen from Ameriprise... : The laptop contained names and internal account numbers for 158,000 of the company's customers. No other personal information about customers such as Social Security numbers or addresses were on the laptop, however 70,000 of Amerprise's employees were more deeply affected.

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 [Digiens@u-City] The digital home: As John Barrett, research director at Parks Associates, says, “it seems that we've concocted a new variant of the ”˜paperless' office.” This, you recall, was the consensus a decade or so ago among technophiles (but almost nobody else), that computer technology would save our forests by freeing us from having to read and write on paper. Today's variant, says Mr Barrett, is “no more tapes, CDs, DVDs, discs.” In other words, expect them to be around for a very long time to come.

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