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Fear and Coding on the StartupBus: Wired.com reporter Keith Axline was embedded on a StartupBus bound for the South by Southwest conference in Austin, Texas. It was one of six such buses filled with coders competing to turn bright ideas into startup prototypes during the 48-hour road trip. The buses have arrived at SXSW, but the journey continues.

SXSW 2011: Meet the 'Buspreneurs' Behind StartupBus' Other Killer ConceptsAUSTIN, Texas — Though the StartupBus finalists for Monday’s judges' panel have already been decided, many of the companies that didn’t make the cut churned out interesting products.

Four teams from the Silicon Valley bus carrying "buspreneurs"...

According to analysts, Apple Inc. sold close to 1 million units of its next-generation tablet computer during its debut weekend. In comparison to the original version of the iPad, which launched in April of 2010, which crossed the one-million mark 28 days after its launch, the iPad 2 is already leaps ahead. The iPad 2 went on sale in the United...
Report: Microsoft Lays Unsuccessful Zune to Rest

Released in 2009, Microsoft's Zune HD packs an OLED screen, HD radio and HD video-out. Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com

By Peter Bright, Ars Technica

Bloomberg is reporting that Microsoft will cease development of its family of Zune-branded music players due to weak demand and a desire to focus on its smartphone platform.

Zune will live on as a software-and-services platform, according to Bloomberg’s source. Windows Phone 7 embeds the Zune player for media playback on the phone, uses the Zune Marketplace for online music sales, and the Zune PC software for media syncing and firmware updates. These u...

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