TC #39: Moving on Up

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This week: Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Hulu. Also, whoops.

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TC #39: Moving on Up

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• Free sticker for clean energy... though how much energy is being used in the production and distribution of these sitckers? http://pol.moveon.org/energystickers/?rc=homepage
• 'Enviro-Bear 2010' - The Best Bear Driving Simulator in the App Store
• iPhone vs. Pre: The best air-travel companion
• Maybe The Palm Pre Isn’t Selling So Well, After All
• AT&T: Best sales ever on iPhone 3GS launch day
• Chrome OS
• Google Announces Chrome OS, For Release Mid-2010
• Google Drops A Nuclear Bomb On Microsoft. And It’s Made of Chrome.
• CEOh’Snap: Google’s Eric Schmidt to “Talk with Apple People” Over Continued Role on Board
• Google Releases Open Source NX Server
• Office Online!
• Hulu Begins Roll Out of ABC Programming [Television]
• Microsoft Wishes You Happy Porn Browsing in New Vomit-Filled Video, Then Retracts Ad
• Cute ad, but it speaks volumes about how society treats marriage today.
• Justice Department Looking for Unfair Telecom Behavior
• Researcher Trolls MMO, Surprised When Players Hate Him
• Also sent in by Patrick as "Science Discovers That MMOG Players Are Jerks" woot
• Chicago suburb pulls red light cameras when they prove to have no safety benefit
• Psystar leaves chapter 11 bankruptcy and makes more products? WTF?
• Online Radio Stations Strike Big Deal on Royalties
• Seesmic's Web Offering Is the Best Twitter Browser Interface Yet
• Rumor: Amazon Wants To Rent Netflix And Never Return It
• Teens not on Twitter?
• Survey says most companies won't deploy Windows 7
• Survey: 41 percent of IT admins to adopt Windows 7 by 2010
• Worms strategy game slithers onto iPhone
• Guinness World Records Reaches New Levels Of Fail
• TIME calls Bruno a one-day wonder; cites social networking as reason

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