The Escapers has released a major update to its web design software, Flux 3. The design application is HTML5 based and offers Web 2.0 and AJAX. Users can drag and drop to create websites in the WYSIWYG editor -- XHTML and CSS is supported, but not required by Flux for building sites. Java actions and QuickTime and Flash embeds are also supported and editing can be done fully through FTP or SFTP....


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On September 29th the Apple Business Unit Team Miami Boca Raton & Daytona will be holding the first ever Apple Business Expo & iPad/iPhone Zone. The event will be taking place at the Hilton Downtown Miami Conference Center and is geared towards business owners that use Apple products for day-to-day operations. Following the success of a similar event in Naples, the expo will feature more than 50 manufacturers and developers from around the world, who will be demonstrating their business solutions. Different sessions will be taking place throughout the day, with a fre...


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China Unicom will officially launch the iPhone 4 on September 16th, a local source claims. While the carrier is generally believed to have set plans in motion, it has yet to formally announce details. A launch on the 16th would come just a little over a month after the availability of the first Wi-Fi-equipped Chinese iPhones....


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Resize is a simple, $5 Safari Extension that lets Web developers quickly view Websites at different resolutions.

The 27-inch Core i7 iMac/2.93GHz quad core with an SSD is the fastest Mac we've seen.

Nikon's often rumored D90 replacement now has a name and possible extra features through leaks. After brief rumors that it would be called the D8000, Nikon Rumors now has it pegged as the D7000. The name is treated as certain and comes from the same outlet that accurately caught the D3100's name weeks in advance....


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About as subtle as two to the chest, Kane & Lynch 2 has a terrible aiming system, boring combat, and a story that can only be described as the product of a poorman’s Guy Ritchie.

Some people are finding their PayPal accounts emptied of hundreds or thousands of dollars because of fraudulent iTunes purchases, reports reveal. One person complains of having been charged over $4,700, in a bill linked to almost 50 PayPal receipts worth $99.99 each. A more conventional example is a San Francisco woman, who was billed $650. By catching and reporting the problem early, it should be possible to get Apple or PayPal to reverse unwanted transactions....


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Google Mobile App can now receive push notifications from your Gmail and Google Calendar accounts, allowing you to receive alerts and notifications on your iPhone without delay.

MSI this afternoon said it wouldn't ship its Windows 7 tablet, the WindPad 100, until next year. The company's Andy Tung told Engadget that the slate won't ship until Intel's Oak Trail Atom platform is ready at the start of 2011. Current Atom hardware is too battery-hungry and slow for MSI's goals, he said....


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The AR.Drone, a quadrocopter controlled by your iPhone or iPod touch, packs an impressive amount of technology into its styrofoam shell. While expensive, it's a lot of fun once you get the hang of its controls.

A federal appeals court, in a 2-1 ruling, says it is not illegal to send death threats to corporations if the address on the envelope is addressed to a company, not an individual. Monday's decision overturns an Arizona man's conviction for threatening a massacre outside the 2008 Super Bowl.

Ticketmaster has announced that it intends to "do a better job" explaining those universally detested "convenience" fees. They telegraphed this on Twitter — on a Sunday — maybe because there isn't much to see here.

Delays, missing features, cease and desist letters -- Verizon's rollout of Android 2.2 to Motorola Droid phones is becoming an exercise in frustration.

In an effort to preserve the biodiversity of Hawaiian coral species, scientists at the University of Hawaii have created the first frozen coral cell bank — similar in concept to a seed bank for plants. "Because frozen banked cells are viable, the frozen material can be thawed in one, 50 or, in theory, even 1,000 years from now to restore a species or population," said one of the scientists working on the project.

An Indian company is showing a $50 prototype device using the Android operating system that could take the low-cost tablet dream one step closer to reality.

A security researcher in India is arrested after disclosing vulnerabilities in electronic voting machines used nationwide in that country.

Someone is leaking private financial documents for Major League Baseball teams to the media. Sunday night, the Pittsburgh Pirates (one of MLB's worst franchises) had their papers leaked to the Associated Press, showing big profits for executives even though the team's payroll is woefully low. Deadspin posted more teams' financials online Monday morning, providing a rarely seen glimpse into the financial workings of MLB.

Google today refreshed Google Mobile App for the iPhone (free, App Store) with features that put it more on par with its own platform. The new version supports push notifications for both Gmail and Google Calendar when e-mail and messages arrive. The alert system can be refined to only sound off at certain times of the day....


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The Facebook application for the iPhone now has more than 100 million active monthly users, of the 150 million people actively using Facebook from mobile devices.