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Apple Advertises iPhone 3G Speeds and Enterprise Features
Mac Rumors – Apple has started advertising the iPhone 3G with a series of television advertisements that highlight new features found in the new iPhone. Three ads have been posted on Apple’s website.
Google.org Invests $2.75M in Aptera Motors
Engadget – Google.org, the search kingpin’s philanthropic wing, has just added another notch to its eco-friendly belt with a recent (and sizable) investment in Aptera Motors — makers of that absurdly futuristic gas-sipper we’ve been following.Intel Announces EP80579 System on a Chip for MIDs and Consumer Electronics
Engadget – Intel is looking to simplify things by adding more processors. Yeah, doesn’t sound all that sensible to us, ether, but stay put. Okay. Ready for some acronyms?
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Ultra-Light Micro Air Vehicles
Slashdot – Dutch engineers have built the third generation of the DelFly autonomous air vehicle. The DelFly Micro made its first public flight earlier today in Delft. This micro air vehicle weighs only 3 grams and has a wingspan of 10 centimeters.
Inside Apple’s iPhone SDK Gag Order
Slashdot – InfoWorld’s Tom Yager takes a closer look at Apple’s iPhone SDK confidentiality agreement, which restricts developers from discussing the SDK or exchanging ideas with others, thereby leaving no room for forums, newsgroups, open source projects, tutorials, magazine articles, users’ groups, or books. But because anyone is free to obtain the iPhone SDK by signing up for it, Apple is essentially branding publicly available information as confidential.
