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Computers
4:14PM Nick Broughall | Microsoft Australia have partnered with the Nova radio network to leverage the huge success of the Laptop Hunter ads they’ve been pushng for the last couple of months. The end result is that they’re giving away $1300 each day to someone in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne to buy a new PC. More »
You Can Be Microsoft’s Next Lauren
4:14PM Nick Broughall | Microsoft Australia have partnered with the Nova radio network to leverage the huge success of the Laptop Hunter ads they’ve been pushng for the last couple of months. The end result is that they’re giving away $1300 each day to someone in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne to buy a new PC. More » 
Entertainment
1:30PM Nick Broughall | From next Monday, you’ll be able to download breakfast and drive-time podcasts from the Nova and Vega networks nationally on your TiVo. Anyone else think this is a bit weird? More »
Download Nova And Vega Radio Podcasts On Your TiVo
1:30PM Nick Broughall | From next Monday, you’ll be able to download breakfast and drive-time podcasts from the Nova and Vega networks nationally on your TiVo. Anyone else think this is a bit weird? More »
Phones
Palm Pre Hands-On First Impressions
7:10AM Brian Lam | Though they wouldn’t let me take pictures of the experience, I just got a first chance to handle the Palm Pre, and I can tell you it’s the ultimate stealth handset. More »
Phones
Palm Pre’s Amazing Wireless Touchstone Charger
5:52AM Wilson Rothman | The new bad-arse Palm Pre phone charges wirelessly. That is, it’s got a magnetic induction charger—like a toothbrush—called the Touchstone. More info during our hands-on. [Palm Pre Details] More »
Software
Breaking: First Palm Web OS Details
5:14AM Brian Lam | Palm just named their new OS, dubbed “Web OS”. It focuses on segregating your personal and work info, while somehow integrating it on one device. More »
Phones
Palm Pre: First Look and Details
4:57AM Adrian Covert | Palm just announced the Palm Pre smartphone at CES 2009. It’s a full touchscreen phone that slides open to reveal a keyboard. More »
Phones
Live: Palm Keynote
4:31AM Brian Lam | In a few moments, we will see the fruits of the Palm team’s many months of labour, and the Palm fan’s answer to what the Post-Treo revolution looks like. Updates as they come. More »
Phones
Palm’s Nova-Powered Last Stand a Slider With ‘Large’ Touchscreen
11:46PM Matt Buchanan | CrunchGear says they’ve got the dirt on what Palm is launching at CES, which, let’s face it, better be awesome if they wanna stick around. According to their source, that may just be the case. More »
Software
New ‘Nova’ Palm OS Confirmed for CES 2009
5:50PM Brian Lam | A scheduled Businessweek feature broke at midnight about Palm OS, and the subhead confirms that it will be shown at CES. The facts are thin, but they’re below. More »
Entertainment
9:15AM Kym Weathersten | Following hot on the heels of their “Movie Of The Week” service, TiVo announced yesterday they’ll be launching broadband radio in conjunction with radio network DMG (aka Nova and Vega). The service looks set for a March launch, with customers to receive the service upgrade free of charge.
Radio and TiVo doesn’t seem the most natural of partnerships, since one relies on a screen and the other, well… doesn’t. But according to DMG’s Cathy O’Connor the fit is a good one, with plans to use the screen first as a menu and ultimately for branding related images.
When asked if there were plans to incorporate more radio stations into their growing empire, TiVo were typically tight lipped. However, they did indicate they were considering generic radio options overseas, with views to possibly launch kids’ radio within the service.
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TiVo And DMG To Launch Broadband Radio In Early 2009
9:15AM Kym Weathersten | Following hot on the heels of their “Movie Of The Week” service, TiVo announced yesterday they’ll be launching broadband radio in conjunction with radio network DMG (aka Nova and Vega). The service looks set for a March launch, with customers to receive the service upgrade free of charge.
Radio and TiVo doesn’t seem the most natural of partnerships, since one relies on a screen and the other, well… doesn’t. But according to DMG’s Cathy O’Connor the fit is a good one, with plans to use the screen first as a menu and ultimately for branding related images.
When asked if there were plans to incorporate more radio stations into their growing empire, TiVo were typically tight lipped. However, they did indicate they were considering generic radio options overseas, with views to possibly launch kids’ radio within the service.
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