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Revolving Door: Yahoo Departures Begin, Even as Mayer’s Team Still TBD
Round and round it goes — as the Silicon Valley’s best Internet drama turns!More Money for Mobile Ads: Medialets Raises Another $8.4 Million
Meanwhile, what about Adobe’s move to dump mobile Flash? “It’s an awesome opportunity for Adobe to make lots of money,” says Medialets CEO Eric Litman.You Can Now Buy an Unlocked iPhone 4 (Though You Might Want to Think Twice)
For those who really want an iPhone 4 to run on T-Mobile, there is now an official method for doing so, though the phone can only run on an older, slower data network. The biggest use for the pricey, unlocked version of the phone is likely to be for frequent international travellers that wan’t the ability to easily pop in a new SIM card, rather than pay AT&T’s high international roaming and data rates.Voices
Ford Uses Wi-Fi to Customize Cars
The auto industry is getting fired up about wireless technology in cars and trucks but it’s not just for connecting passengers’ laptops or streaming Internet radio stations.Lenovo Rethinks Design and Price of the ThinkPad
Walt says the X100e and the Edge offer relatively low-price and colorful alternatives to the traditional model, without too many compromises of its keyboard.You've Got to Approve Rhapsody for iPhone, Steve. Don't Be Pigheaded…Ow! Hey! Stop Hitting Me!
RealNetworks has submitted to Apple a free application that will bring its $15-a-month Rhapsody subscription music service to anyone with an iPhone or iPod touch and an EDGE, 3G, or Wi-Fi connection–assuming it’s approved by Apple, which is anything but a sure thing at this point.Voices