Nuvigil from Cephalon could become the first medicine specifically approved by the F.D.A. to combat jet lag.
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Are you looking to find a personalized ink pen as a gift or for your business? Many retailers online offer a large selection of all kinds of pens that can be personalized for you. In addition to offering personalized pens, they often carry custom printed pencils and executive imprinted pens. .
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Filed under: iPhone. , Microblogging. The much-anticipated Twitter. client Tweetie 2.1. has finally arrived on the iPhone. It's the first major update to Tweetie 2, and it features support for Lists, Geotagging and native retweets. One of the most-anticipated changes is the way the app displays retweets, with a small version of the retweeter's icon inset on the original poster's. The "quote tweet
Police arrest exec for not using Twitter
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After singer Justin Bieber does not appear at a Long Island mall, police ask a record label veep to tweet encouragement for the crowd to disperse. He allegedly doesn't and is thus arrested.
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Schiller responds to App Store approval criticisms
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Speaking in an interview, Phil Schiller -- Apple's senior VP of worldwide product marketing -- has responded to ongoing criticisms of the App Store approval process. A number of developers have complained that it may take weeks or months for an app to be approved. Even after such delays an app can still be rejected, sometimes for what may be considered arbitrary criteria..
Google Opens Chrome Extensions To Developers
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As anticipated. , Google has taken the first step to launch full extension support for its Chrome browser. Starting today. , Google is allowing developers to upload the extensions they are making to the new Extensions Gallery. This gallery isn't yet open for Chrome users to test out, but Google is saying that they will open it to "trusted testers" in the next few days. If you are a developer work
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