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65Bits Episode 137: The episode that doesn't end
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about 3 years ago on 29 September, 2009
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This is the last episode for Jerrick as he will be returning to England to continue his studies. But don’t worry, he will be back in December for the holidays. This week, we talk about the war between Singtel and Local iPhone Developers, MOE hugs Google Apps and we are still listening to music the same way. But something is going to change the way we boot our PC.

Daniel, DK, Farinelli, Jerrick, Justin, Nicole

Stories this week:

[1:05] SingTel vs Local iPhone Developers
[7:10] MOE Adopts Open Standard Internet Email and Collaboration Services for Over 30,000 Teachers
[15:10] Sony Ericsson’s motion activated MH907 headset could change things forever (update: or not)
[17:50] Phoenix Instant Boot BIOS starts loading Windows in under a second

[21:35] Byte of the week: Chrome Frame on IE

Tags: chrome, Google Apps, IE6, iphone, MH907, microsoft, MOE, Phoenix, singtel, sony ericsson, windows 7

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    Hmm.. Can we confirm if it’s 30% of total, or 30% of what the developer gets.. Cos it’s different.. 30% of developer’s = 30%*70% ~= 20% of total so developer will get 50%, singtel 20% and apple 30%. Just to be accurate..

    Oh and you guys missed the fact that if you sign up for AppZone and earn more than 10K, the percentage that Singtel gets increases.. :P

    Also, are you allowed to have a free app on the App Zone?

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A weird, passionate geek for technology with an undying love to pick at every flaw that will hopefully improve technology all around. Owns a lovely MacBook Pro with 8gigs of ram, involved intimately with Linux and works closely with Microsoft technologies. Wants to own an iPhone 4, owns an HTC Hero Android phone, Nexus One, once owned an iPhone 3g, still owns a 1st gen Sony Ericsson W800i. A coder of many languages, from Haskell to C#, from F# to Ruby. A jack of all technology, a master of one. Motto is "Taking over the world with every line of code". To contact me, email justin at tech65 dot org or check out my site justinlee.sg.
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