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Shopping for a set of solar panels for your roof can be daunting. You can comb the web for reviews and cautionary tales, or make a lot of phone calls to compare deals. But a startup with a small grant from the U.S. Department of Energy plans to launch a new online marketplace next month that aims to take away some of the anxiety and time it takes to make a smart solar decision. The startup is call
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Mobile operators have what might charitably be termed an interesting relationship with VoIP services, particularly the market leader, Microsoft(s msft)’s Skype. These services are partly to blame for the decline in voice revenue, and there’s been all sorts of net-neutrality-busting throttling and premium pricing going on in various countries as the carriers try to dissuade users from going all-IP.
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Would Love 2 Emerges To Give Facebook ‘Dating’ App Bang With Friends Some European Competition Well that was quick. Bang With Friends, the controversial Facebook app that lets you privately nominate who in your friends network you want to hook up with and alerts you if they feel the same, has got itself some competition. Would Love 2 has emerged with a similar proposition: After downloading the iO
World War III Is Already Here - And We're Losing
Every day the Pentagon is attacked 3 million times. They’ve infiltrated our banks. They’ve ransacked our technology industry. They’ve breached the networks of the Chamber of Commerce. They’ve read our email by taking down one of America’s pre-eminent technology companies, Google. It’s already World War III, people. And all we do is smile at the enemy. Last Wednesday, The New York Timesannounced th
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