The daily roundup: here’s what you might’ve missed

November 7, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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	Netflix instant streaming demoed on PlayStation 3 We’ve got to admit — the whole thing looks exceptionally sleek, but given the PS3’s multimedia prowess, we didn’t really expect anything less		HTC Hero / Eris mega faceoff on video Any way you lean it’s a pretty good handset with some perhaps overly bulky software, a wonderful pricepoint and probably a limited time in the sun with upcoming Android 2.0 devices rolling on in.
	DROID mania sweeps the nation, so to speak And if riffraff like us can waltz into the store and get them, you should certainly be able to. Good luck being assimilated out there today.	Other news of import Poll: Will the DROID have you in its clutches? OpenOfficeMouse isn’t free, isn’t pretty Unused Adamo XPS prototypes reveal touchscreen trackpads, key-less keyboard
	Microsoft emancipates Digital Cable Tuners with second Media Center update today This half should enable all Windows 7 PCs to work with the CableCard tuners, sans-OEM requirement or inconvenient hacking.		Verizon confirms DROID tethering cost, will ask subscribers to double-down on their data plan $60 monthly for “unlimited” data, here meaning 5GB of data per, a total of 10GB split between the two $30 plans.
ATI DCT Firmware update pops up on Windows Update, DRM-free MCE recordings & are a go Orb for Mac finally arrives, streams media from OS X to any internet-connected device Boxee shows off its new look at Beta Unveiling jam December 7		LG to announce Snapdragon-boasting Android phone, Korea-bound in 2010 Nokia’s latest batch for emerging markets includes its cheapest phone ever Google breaks from tradition, posts DROID ad on home page