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We’ve been seeing hints here and there that the iPad versions of Apple’s iWork apps will eventually trickle down to the iPhone and iPod touch, and now it looks like we’ve got some definitive proof: 9to5 Mac has published a thorough screenshot walkthrough of Pages. As you’d expect, it looks a lot like a smaller version of Pages for the iPad, but there are some interesting tidbits here and there: all documents sync over the air with all your iOS devices, there’s integration with the oft-forgotten iWork.com, and you can export in .doc and PDF in addition to Pages format. Interesting stuff, to say the least — hit the read link for the complete set of shots.

Pages for iPhone gets a full walkthrough originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 29 Jun 2010 17:07:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Panasonic should be living the easy life, the newest iteration of its acclaimed V-series plasma HDTVs have been touted as having the best looking 2D and 3D available, the first 24-hour US 3D channel launches this week, and there’s even at least one Blu-ray 3D movie is on retail shelves. But even with all that, there’s a lot of confusion and questions about whether or not 3D is a good thing and what consumers should expect, so it’s taking the unusual step of putting Chief Technology Officer Eisuke Tsuyuzaki on a live Ustream webcast taking questions from you, the public. Whether you’re wondering if any focus has been taken away from 2D image quality, what can be done about cross manufacturer 3D glasses compatibility or anything else, show up at 3 p.m. EST tomorrow, June 30 and see what Panasonic has to say in response. Check the read link for the Ustream channel or just pop right back here, it’s embedded after the break.

Continue reading Panasonic’s CTO takes your 3D questions live via Ustream tomorrow at 3 p.m.

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Why pay for cable to watch stuff on my television when I can stream most of the TV I care about to every screen I watch for $10/month? That’s what I’m thinking after using the awesome Hulu Plus iPhone app. More »

Cisco announced the Cius 7-inch Android tablet at its CiscoLive event in Las Vegas on Tuesday, which the company is touting as a an ultraportable tablet for mobile collaboration.

Cisco did not reveal either a timeline or a price for the new tablet, which appears to be the first Android tablet, at least, designed primarily for business. (The Camangi WebStation is another 7-inch Android tablet with a consumer focus.)

Unlike other tablets, Ciisco said that the Cius (pronounced cee-us) was designed for and is bundled with Cisco technologies designed for mobile business, including the ability to take 720p video in conjunction with the Cisco Telepresence solution. The tablet also comes bundled with Cisco
Quad, Cisco
Show and Share, WebEx,
Presence, and an instant-messenger app.

“Cisco Cius delivers on our vision of bringing the next wave of collaborative experiences to our customers,” said Kara Wilson, vice president of UC and collaboration solutions marketing for Cisco, in a video published on a Cisco Web page.. “It will fundamentally change how your workers, executives and managers will go about their day, ushering in a new era of productivity.”

Hulu’s new subscription-based Hulu Plus service will be coming to the Sony PlayStation 3 and the Microsoft Xbox 360, but gamers will have to wait a few more months to experience it, the company confirmed Tuesday.

Hulu Plus will be $9.99 per month and will provide access to full seasons of current TV shows, as well as full runs of series that are no longer on the air. It will initially launch on the Apple iPad, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4, the iPod touch third generation, and Internet-enabled Samsung TVs and Blu-ray players.

Later this year, it will launch on the PS3, with support for the Xbox 360 coming in early 2011, Hulu said. Sony and Vizio TVs and Blu-Ray players will also be added in the fall.

Hulu Plus will initially be invite-only, and those interested can apply for an invite on the Hulu Plus Web site.

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