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These are our links for September 11th

• WordPress Rolls Out Subscriptions, a Simplified RSS Feature – WordPress Subscriptions appear as a tab in the top menu bar when logged in and browsing around WordPressWordPressWordPress.com blogs and as a tab on a user’s WordPress.com homepage. The top menu tab can be used to instantly subscribe to any WordPress.com blog, and when managing your subscriptions, you can also add RSS-enabled blogs from around the web simply by typing the blog or site’s URL in a field. New post notifications are available via e-mail and IM, but they aren’t sent to new subscribers by default.
• Google Hints at New Directions for Android Tablets – Froyo might be the last word for Android smartphones, but Google denies it’s meant as a tablet OS, adding fuel to rumors that we’ll be seeing Honeycomb or Gingerbread-enabled tablets competing against the iPad sometime soon.
• YouTube CEO Offers “YouTube Instant” Creator a Job via Twitter – f you build an awesome web app, the job offers will come. At least that’s the story for one computer science student at Stanford University.
• A Massive War Is Approaching As The Tablet Market Cannot Sustain Six Separate Platforms – Can you hear that? It’s the sound of war. Better choose your side soon, too. The tablet wars are going to get nasty.

These are our links for August 27th through September 1st:

• How To Identify Industry Specifc & Mainstream Media On Twitter – Need authority links? Twitter is one of the best ways I’ve found to get your site (or yourself as the case may be) on the radar of the journalists who decide what topics and websites are discussed (and linked to) in mainstream media.
• Gmail Bug Turned Some Users into Spammers – This week, a Gmail bug caused duplicate messages to be sent from some user accounts. In certain cases, the same messages were sent over and over for several days, which, as you can imagine, must have been extremely annoying to the recipients.
• Facebook Alternative Diaspora Launches September 15 – Diaspora, the much-hyped open source alternative to Facebook, will release its code to the world on September 15, but promises that its creators are just getting started.

These are our links for August 13th through August 25th:

• Google testing voice calling in Gmail | Relevant Results – CNET News – Google could be ready to turn Gmail into a communications hub by adding the ability to make phone calls from the Google Chat interface.
• Google Voice Telephone Booths Coming to an Airport or College Near You – In order to promote its new, cutting-edge calling technology, Google is going retro with dozens of phone booths set to sweep the nation’s airports and colleges.
• Android Froyo Coming to Droid Incredible on August 18 – The Android 2.2 OS — Android Froyo — will begin rolling out over the air on the Droid Incredible starting next Wednesday, August 18.

These are our links for August 9th through August 11th:

• Twitter Launching Official Tweet Buttons This Week [EXCLUSIVE] – Twitter (Twitter) is launching an official Tweet Button for sharing articles on websites and counting how many times a URL has been shared, according to documents Mashable (Mashable) has obtained. The Tweet Button could launch as soon as this Thursday.
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• New app brings Flash to jailbroken iPhones | Apple – CNET News – An updated version of Frash, an app that permits the otherwise banned Adobe Flash technology on Apple mobile devices, has been released. At the moment, however, it's only capable of handling relatively basic Flash animations (including, for example, the cult-classic Flash cartoon "Trogdor the Burninator"). The device in question must also first be "jailbroken," or hacked to remove protections and restrictions put in place by the hardware or software manufacturer.

These are our links for August 5th through August 9th:

• Google rumored to buy virtual currency start-up | The Social – CNET News – A report Monday on TechCrunch suggests that, complementing its purchase last week of social-app manufacturer Slide, Google has made another social-networking buy: a virtual currency software company called Jambool. The start-up manufactures a product called Social Gold, which lets other sites build virtual-currency infrastructures.
• Woman in Hurd probe 'surprised, saddened' | Business Tech – CNET News – The woman at the center of the sexual harassment probe that led to the resignation of Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd has come forward and said she was taken aback by his departure from the Silicon Valley giant.
• Google, Verizon propose Net neutrality framework | Signal Strength – CNET News – CEOs from Google and Verizon Communications on Monday announced a proposal to policymakers for keeping the Internet open.
• NYT: Google Just Killed Net Neutrality (UPDATING: Google and Verizon Deny Internet Traffic Deal) – In 2006, Google co-founder Sergey Brin traveled to DC, urging Congress to support net neutrality. The New York Times reported this morning that Google and Verizon are conspiring to create tiered internet service. (UPDATING: Google denies, WSJ affirms NYT.)
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These are our links for July 30th through August 4th:

• Android Central | Android Central – Here we go again, folks. Remember how the Evo 4G first saw an "unofficial" Android 2.2 update before the good one pushed out this week? Looks like pretty much the same thing is going on with the original Motorola Droid.
• How to be safe, find trusted apps, & avoid viruses – A guide for those new to Android – Android Forums –
• uTorrent 3.0 Alpha Adds Web Interface Support for iPad, Android – Windows only: Popular BitTorrent client uTorrent added a web interface, so you can remotely access your transfers from a web browser. Since then, they've added support for the web interface to the iPhone, and, more recenly, iPad and Android devices