Apple has posted the entire educational event video, where they announced iBooks 2 and iBooks textbooks as well as the iTunes U app, on its website and on iTunes. Jump after the break to check out the full video stream link.
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With all the Apple news lately, it is easy for some stories to get lost in the storm. However, one service getting ready for release is iTunes Replay. iTunes Replay is a new service that would allow users to redownload movies and tv shows and even stream them. These would have obviously needed to have been purchased previously.
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Spotify, the online music service, has finally landed in the US. The unlimited music service let’s you stream your favorite music via the internet using either a free (desktop only) or an ad-free paid account which gives you additional access to high quality music via your mobile devices.
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Leaks for the Nintendo Wii “Stream” (codenamed Project Cafe) have been released in the form of images from NeoGAF. These images give a tentative look at the upcoming successor to the Wii, along with details about the kind of controllers available upon its release. Much like the Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo plans to implement small screens on the HD and Touch Sense controllers. These 1080p touch screens would display the portion of the split-screen designated for that player, causing the TV to display alternate camera angles, if any at all.
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A cool new app that has recently been submitted to the AppStore called AirFrame brings the ability to stream your photos as well as videos including youtube via AirPlay feature between two different iOS devices supporting iPhone, iPod touch as well as the iPad. At the same it, the app also supports streaming from iTunes (both Mac & PC) as well as other AirPlay enabled applications (e.g. AirVideo, YouTube). However, the app currently does not support music streaming.
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Looks like there’s some bad news for iPad 3G users. Although the iPad 3G has an added advantage of you roaming around without staying within a specific wifi hotspot but AT&T doesn’t allow streaming videos in some apps, how uncool is that!
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Yesterday’s keynote by Steve Jobs at iPhone OS 4 event is finally online on Apple’s website. As usual, the guy in the black turtleneck and blue jeans mesmerized the audience with his keynote. It’s one Stevenote you wouldn’t want to miss!
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The memorial of Michael Jackson is being held right now live. Michael Jackson will be buried today at a private funeral prior to the public event at Forest Lawn Memorial in the Hollywood Hills. The public event is a musical memorial which will have performances from a lot of celebrities. Beyoncé and Whitney Houston will be the hosts.
This is probably the largest memorial ever being held and will be watched by a billion people on TV. We’ll have more accurate figures in the coming days on the number of people that have tuned in online.
You can see the live streaming by Ustream and CBS News below.
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While Window 7 feature set might have been set in stone before being released as a Beta to the public, there are still a lot of new features being uncovered in the leaked pre-RC/RC build. Internet Home Media Access is another new gem uncovered from Windows 7 build 7048. It’s a new feature in Windows Media Player which lets you share your home media with anyone over the Internet or lets you access your home media from anywhere online. It seems similar to how Windows Home Server can let you access your files from anywhere via the Web, but this seems to be restricted to media files only. Users can be granted access to your media using their Windows Live ID.
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