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Wolfram Alpha rolls out widget platform
Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Friday 30 July 2010 at 23:32:00 Engine opens up with embedded tools Wolfram Alpha has launched a Widget platform. The company said that the platform will allow users and developers to create custom tools based on the Wolfram Alpha computation engine. Much like widget services from other engines, the widget platform will allow for the tools to be ...

Making the Case for a Microsoft Phone
Theres a good chance that Microsoft will build a Microsoft phone at some point, simply because the temptation may prove irresistible. Microsoft - Monopolies and Oligopolies - Economic - Business - Companies

Apple to Turn Attention to OS X 10.7 for WWDC 2011
The Mac is far from dead, and Apple's gradual move to bring touch to the desktop -- which it has with its Magic Trackpad -- is a clue about the future of OS X. Apple - Operating system - OS X - MagicTrackpad - Apple Worldwide Developers Conference

Elizabeth D. "Bette" Ermer dies at age 88
Nurse who was an operating room supervisor Elizabeth D. "Bette" Ermer, a registered nurse and former operating room supervisor, died Tuesday from complications of a brain tumor at Sinai Hospital.

New CEO Thompson Sets Course for Storage Startup Virtual Instruments
VI, a spinoff of Finisar, makes SAN and virtual infrastructure optimization software called SANInsight and VirtualWisdom. These products provide deep monitoring and analysis of how virtualized IT infrastructures and SANs affect business-critical application performance.

Mary R. "Jenia" Brown dies at age 66
Homemaker and avid tennis player Mary R. "Jenia" Brown, a homemaker and avid tennis player, died Monday at her Roland Park home after being struck by a falling tree limb. She was 66.

Mark Edward Hollingsworth dies at age 48
Accountant and co-founder of health care company Mark Edward Hollingsworth, an accountant and co-founder of a health care company, died July 25 of lung cancer at his West Friendship home. He was 48.

City OKs contract to redo its website
SPARKS Visitors to the city of Sparks website can expect to see something new in the coming years. The City Council agreed Monday to pay local company KPS|3 Marketing $44,500 to redesign Sparks website from the ground up.

Brunch Links: July 30
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HTC Desire Android 2.2, FroYo, updates begin this weekend
Desire FroYo update coming to unlocked handsets only Posted by Luke Johnson