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Google to launch music service 'imminently'
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Google is set to launch its own music service "imminently", taking on the likes of Spotify and iTunes, according to reports. TechCrunch was the first to break the news, mentioning that "multiple sources" have told them that Google is prepping something called Google Audio – a service which is set to emulate what the company has already launched in China. Free music? Although news is scant on Google's music plans, if the service is similar to its Chinese counterpart, then users will be able to search for songs by a variety of means (singer, song or album title) on Google's search page. Once the music they want is found, they will be able to download ...
Nvidia brings 3D graphics to the cloud
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Nvidia has unveiled a new 3D rendering system which takes complete advantage of cloud computing. Called the Nvidia RealityServer the system has been created in partnership with 3D modelling specialists Mental Images (a subsidiary of Nvidia) and takes the hard work out of rendering complex 3D graphics, transferring the rendering process from your computer to the web. Nvidia is so impressed with the RealityServer that it has called the launch as a "culmination of nearly 40 collective years of hardware and software engineering by Nvidia and Mental Images" and something which "enables developers to create a new generation of consumer and enterprise 3D web applications, all with ...
Pure brings web radio to the bedroom
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Pure has announced the arrival of the Siesta Flow radio, a device the company is calling the "the world's first internet connected bedside radio". The radio uses Pure's 'Flow' technology, which brings all the functionality you would expect from a Pure radio – DAB, DAB+, FM – and also provides access to 365 different alarm tones via PURE's on-line portal, the PURE Lounge. This is so you can have a different alarm every day for a whole year. Other features Other features include: a large auto-dimming display; touch sensitive controls; four quick-set alarms; sleep and snooze timers; 30 DAB/FM presets and an auxiliary input for an iPod. Oh, and you also get ...
Google seals Twitter deal as well
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Hours after Microsoft announced that it had come to a deal with Twitter to show its real-time status data in its search, Google has followed suit. Microsoft got to the announcement of the addition of Twitter data first, but with the internet still reeling, Google quickly revealed its own deal with the microblogging site. A statement by Marissa Mayer, VP of Search Products, confirmed the deal blogging: "At Google, our goal is to create the most comprehensive, relevant and fast search in the world. In the past few years, an entirely new type of data has emerged - real-time updates like those on Twitter have appeared not only as a way for people to communicate their ...
