Key steps down as Kent captain
Rob Key, the former England batsman, has resigned as Kent captain after seven years in the post. He has been succeeded by offspinner James Tredwell, another product of the Kent academy system.
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Chip Shot: Intel Honored on the Civic 50 Rankings
Intel is proud to rank 17th on The Civic 50, a comprehensive ranking of S&P 500 companies that best use their time, talent and resources to improve the quality of life in their communities. Bloomberg, in partnership with the National Conference on Citizenship and Points of Light, announced the results last week. To learn more about Intel’s commitment to corporate responsibility and community impact, read this blog post.
Read MoreDeck the halls with tools for shopping
I love shopping for gifts for my family and friends, but it’s not always easy. Fortunately, the Google Shopping team has built several new tools to help you (and me!) get an early and stress-free start on holiday shopping. Explore products in 360-degree detail on Google Shopping Having trouble imagining what a toy actually looks like from the online picture?
Read MoreWeekend Reading: Nov. 16th Edition – Shop the Holiday Look Book & Pick Up Your Windows Phone 8 Device Today
In this edition of Weekend Reading, Microsoft releases its interactive Holiday Look Book, where to get your hands on a Windows Phone 8 device now, plus Jessica Alba and Gwen Stefani share their Windows Phone 8 Start screen. The Microsoft 2012 Holiday Look Book. Kick off your holiday shopping with the 2012 Holiday Look Book, a shareable, shoppable, touch-enabled gift guide, featuring a collection of top products from Microsoft and its partners
Read MoreiPad, iPhone can pick up live TV with EyeTV add-on
Dyle took another step towards bringing mobile live television to the masses with the debut of the EyeTV plug-in for any iOS device, which essentially turns it into a small television. EyeTV, manufactured by Elgato, is the second product to run on Dyle’s mobile live television network. The device, which costs $99.95, plugs into any iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch’s dock connector, allowing it to pick up local broadcast channels such as NBC and Fox
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