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In an attempt to counter the falling print newspaper subscriptions and sales, The Associated Press is due to launch an ads-supported service specifically dsigned for the iPhone, but which would also work with most other smartphones - that’s according to AP President and CEO Tom Curley.
The service that will offer local news from participating newspapers as well as AP’s own content is already being tested with some newspapers. It is expected to be launched later on this summer, due to be branded Mobile News Network.
While the user interface is still being worked on, it’s known that the service will be organized by ZIP codes, allowing users to see local content, while a news videos feature is also being developed.

We’re smack dab in the middle of NAB week, which means a steady progression of high-end product launches for things that we can’t really afford but sure wouldn’t mind cluttering up the HQ gadget stash. Like these here workstations from HP, the xw8600 and the xw9400. The former sports up to two Quad-Core Intel Xeon X5482 processors, while the latter runs on Quad-Core AMD Opteron 2300 procs. No word on price for either of these insanely fast configurations, but with the other niceties HP is tossing in, you’re looking at a starting price above four grand.

source:engadget