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LG’s G6 Series: A New Kind of Google TV Partnership
08 hours ago
A common feature in some of the world's most succesful companies is an evangelist. Sometimes that person will be a founder or CEO, other times it will be a salesman or marketing and public relations person. Whatever their role, the evangelist will be passionate about the company, their goals and their products, and if you encounter them, they won't rest until you are as passionate. For LG Electronics, the chief evangelist is a man by the name of Ken Hong. We joined him for a tour of LG's booth, where he introduced us to a new kind of Google TV, LG's Smart TV with Google TV.
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Rdio Android app gets a refresh, adds ICS support and new design
08 hours ago
Tune streaming service Rdio has just given its Android application a major makeover. Not only will the app experience the Ice Cream Sandwich treatment for the first time (happy, GNex owners?), but it's also gotten a new look that's easier on the eyes. Furthermore, Rdio added the ability to view user profiles, and also enhanced the app's search capabilities. Amongst the rest of the improvements -- some of which are being ported from the desktop client -- are traits like top charts, recommendations and new releases. You can grab the free update now if you're a current subscriber, otherwise you'll have to jump on board before you can take the app for a spin.
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Best Buy Explains Its Leaked Apple HDTV Survey
09 hours ago
I think Best Buy has lost its mind if they believe anyone would pay almost $1,500.00 for 42" Apple TV. Do you even have to conduct a "study" to figure that out?
A digital survey put out by Best Buy and leaked to The Verge this weekend asked customers to rate their interest in a $1,499, 42-inch, iOS-laden Apple HDTV. The survey listed a series of intriguing features: a 1080p LED display, iPad/iPhone remote control, and access to the App Store and the cloud, among other alluring specs.
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