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JetBrains build tool enhanced for software development — JetBrains released TeamCity 4.0, a continuous integration server and distributed build management tool featuring enhanced build capabilities, this week.?Version 4.0 offers build chains support for breaking down a single build procedure into several parts that can be run on different build agents using the same sets of sources.?Other improvements in version 4.0 include the ability to redo a particular build from a particular control revision, known as a history build, and improved authentication mechanics.With version 4.0, statistics are offered for an entire project. Extensibility is enabled via a Java API, the company said. A tests reordering capability determines which tests... [Tags: agile methodology, authentication, clearcase, continuous integration, daily basis]

First Looks: iSkin Vibes for iPod nano 4G + iPod touch 2G — Based somewhat upon the company's earlier Vibes for iPhone 3G, iSkin's Vibes for iPod nano 4G ($25 each) and iPod touch 2G ($30 each) appear to use the same soft plastic we've seen in Jet Navy hydrocarbon cases, and feature uniquely iSkin molding and etching. The iPod nano version of Vibes is a single clear case with one of seven different patterns etched into the body, allowing the color of your iPod nano to shine through. By comparison, the iPod…... [Tags: 3g, clear case, hydrocarbon, iphone, ipod nano]

ezGear launches ezBling for iPod nano 4G — ezGear has launched a new case for the fourth-generation iPod nano, the ezBling Clear Case. Made of semi-crystalline thermoplastic material, the transparent case uses a close fit, and has a repeating diamond-pattern effect which allows a Nano's color to project through. It arrives with a belt clip and static screen protector, and provides access to all of a Nano's ports, plus the clickwheel....... [Tags: belt clip, clear case, close fit, diamond pattern, ezgear]

Brand and Ross: Their publics may be their downfall — The hot news today isn’t the global financial crisis. Nor is it the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Not even the US presidential election. No, hot news in the UK this morning is the kerfuffle surrounding entertainers Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand who find themselves embroiled in mounting criticism over crude phone calls the pair made during Brand’s BBC radio show on October 18 to veteran actor Andrews Sachs (best known for his role as Manuel in Fawlty Towers). The kerfuffle has spiralled rapidly to the extent that MPs are making statements. And you know things have got pretty... [Tags: bbc radio, clear case, commenters, daily mail, distaste]

Behind the missing SNL bailout video — One of the highlights of last weekend’s Saturday Night Live episode — apart from the brilliant (as always) Sarah Palin impersonation by Tina Fey — was a clip in which George Bush, Nancy Pelosi and Barney Frank talk about the Wall Street bailout and who is to blame, and then a succession of pathetic characters tell their stories. I recall seeing a Twitter message (I think it was from Mark Hopkins of Mashable) on Monday about how the clip was nowhere to be found. I didn’t think that much of it, because I assumed NBC had pulled it from YouTube... [Tags: bailout, barney frank, clear case, conspiracy theories, cx domain name]

Hands on with the Gyration Air Mouse — Shortly after we covered the Logitech VX Nano Notebook Mouse, the guys from Gyration got in touch to tell us about their Air Mouse, a mini travel mouse with a twist: it works without a table. Yesterday FedEx dropped one off and we have been playing around with it. The Air Mouse looks just like a regular mouse but it has a couple of additions. Inside there is a gyroscope, which detects motion in three dimensions. And outside, on the bottom, there is a big switch, which triggers the in-air mode. It's a little smaller than the Logitech, as... [Tags: 4ghz, air mode, clear case, computer size, cordless mouse]

iPodObserver - kickBACK iPhone Clear Case Introduced with Kickstand — Scosche announced on Monday its new multi-function clear polycarbonate case with a kickstand feature designed specifically for the iPhone 3G... [Tags: clear case, iphone, kickback, polycarbonate case, scosche]

Combating OS discrimination with OS X on the MSI Wind — I faced the worst case of "OS discrimination" ever last week. Yup, it was at our Mobilize conference and it didn't take long. I walked into the room where the entire GigaOM team set up shop and looked around at Mac after Mac after Mac. But that wasn't the worst of it. Om walked in and took his seat next to me and that's when it really started. "What are you doing with Windows on that little computer?" he asked. At one point it got so bad that at the main office James and I were seated at a table... [Tags: beat of a different drum, clear case, corporate resolution, cupertino, discrimination]

News: Tunewear rolls out line of iPhone 3G cases — Tunewear has introduced a variety of new cases for the iPhone 3G. Icewear for iPhone 3G is a form-fitting clear case made from high-density silicone, and features ribbed sides for added grip and open access to all ports and controls. It sells for $25. Tuneshell for iPhone 3G is a clear, snap-on hard polycarbonate case featuring a smooth surface and open access to all ports and controls. It is priced at $25. Tuneshell Plus for iPhone 3G is another…... [Tags: clear case, high density, icewear, iphone, open access]

Vudu layoffs further signal death by a thousand pin pricks [Exits] — Movie download service Vudu, which seems to be having trouble convincing customers to first buy a $299 set-top box, is laying off 16 to 18 of the company's 100 employees, and has hired a new CFO, Chris Watts, according to PaidContent. Seems to be a clear case of trying to reduce the company's burn rate as the $21 million from venture investors begins to dry up. And it's another indication that the startup's desperate descent is accelerating. Months ago, the company slashed the price on its hardware. More recently, it began offering porn and shortly thereafter introduced a sale on... [Tags: burn rate, cfo, chris watts, clear case, convincing customers]

MIT Students Ordered to Reveal How They Hacked the Boston Subway — First, they were told to be quiet. Now, they are being ordered to squeal. Zack Anderson, Alessandro Chiesa, and R.J. Ryan, three MIT students, were ordered yesterday by a U.S. District Court judge to turn over a paper they wrote for a class in which they described how to hack the Boston subway system. Last week another judge stopped the students from presenting their results at Defcon 16, a hacker’s convention in Las Vegas, the Boston Globe reports. The trio exploited some vulnerabilities in the computer-chip and magnetic-strip systems used to pay fares on the Boston subway and showed how... [Tags: boston globe, boston subway system, boston transit, clear case, computer chip]

Rat Brains Make the Best CPUs [Cyborgs] — At last the scientific world has pushed me a few feet closer to living my dream of being a brain inside a robot ninja body. A team of British researchers took a blob of neurons from an embryonic rat's brain, hooked it up to a robot controller, and used the resulting brain-computer mashup to make a small robot (pictured). The brain cells help the robot navigate around a room, and damn if it isn't a little squicky to imagine that a rat brain peers out of those robot eyes. According to BBC News: As the cells are living tissue,... [Tags: blob, brain cells, british researchers, clear case, cpus]

Revolution Health up for sale? [Rumormonger] — If AOL founder Steve Case is leading a revolution in healthcare, then Revolution Health is shaping up to be the Long March for this Mao Zedong of medicine. Workforce Management, an industry trade publication, reports that Revolution Health has hired Morgan Stanley to shop the company around. Brad Burns, a company spokesman, denies that Revolution Health, which operates a health-information website, is up for sale. Burns previously worked for WorldCom, so take his comment as you will. What is clear: Case, after cobbling Revolution together through a series of acquisitions, has already shown a willingness to sell it off in... [Tags: acquisitions, brad burns, clear case, company spokesman, health information]

iZap Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer — Most of us do not give a second thought to our toothbrushes when we travel, but have you ever wondered just how many germs crawl all over it? With the iZap Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer, all that is a thing of the past. The iZap is a travel toothbrush sanitizer, the tinted (or clear) case works with most electrical toothbrush heads, as well as the standard ones. The case is lightweight and not all that much larger than a traditional travel toothbrush case…but the iZap contains a Germicidal UV bulb that is proven to eliminate up to 99.9% of germs.... [Tags: cadaver, case study, clear case, doctors, educational toys]