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Facebook app for BlackBerry PlayBook video review

We loaded up the new Facebook app for the BlackBerry PlayBook that was just announced and released at BlackBerry World this week and gave it a quick rundown and video review.
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Keyboard Layout Switch

Check out this keyboard mod that Charlie Webb from NortHACKton came up with. You can never have too much automation, I love the big red button which allows a predetermined string of text to be sent to the computer when pressed. There are some additional pictures and schematics here.

“NortHACKton member, Charlie Webb, recently completed this project based around an arduino and a keyboard. Fed up with the way Windows forced him to switch between his different keyboard layouts (qwerty to Dvorak) he decided to take the process entirely out of windows hands.”

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Daily Viz from Visual Loop – 04/05/2011

No tech business battle has been so fun to follow than the one involving Microsoft and Apple. The Mac vs PC ads have been around for quite some time, and iTok takes on this issue to show who’s really winning this battle. With a humorous, but nevertheless valid, approach, Hunch goes deeper on the differences between users, and, to close our Daily Viz, three pieces a bit more serious. First, Win Rumours shows some numbers behind Microsoft, Apple’s “Ad Machine” is analyzed by the folks at Buy Sell Ads, and a very interesting overview to Silicon Valey’s Money Network, presented by Deal Book.

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Users may be able to download the upcoming Mac OS X Leopard through App Store

Currently, Apple delivers the Mac OS X beta testing version to developers through the portal. It’s very convenient and this method may apply to all users. Source claimed Apple may release the upcoming Mac OS X Lion through Mac App Store. MacBook Air users, which don’t have a CD-ROM, will be glad since it’s so much easier to upgrade their current Mac OS.

[via AppleInsider]

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