Serendeputy - your personal news assistant.

Welcome to Serendeputy!

Serendeputy is your personal news assistant.

Your deputy:
- learns what you like and don't like,
- lovingly compiles a list of news and blogs for you.

You can help your deputy learn by searching, clicking links and pressing the little smiley faces.
How it works.

What to do:
  1. Click links to teach your deputy
  2. Click smileys and frownies
  3. Find favorite topics and sources
  4. See how much better your deputy is getting at finding you good stuff.
  5. Sign in for free to save your profile, or please tell me why you won't.

by chris ziegler
ASUS Windows Phone 7 proto shows up on video
Remember that mysterious Windows Phone 7-powered ASUS from early August? Turns out it showed up at Gnomedex this year, and there's video floating around to prove it. The phone stars in a nearly 12-minute epic detailing the various parts of the platform...
From: Engadget | By: Chris Ziegler | Friday, September 10, 2010
smile
frown
Debunk: Bing not replacing Google on all Verizon Android ...
There's a rumor going around today that Verizon is stripping Google services out of its Android devices going forward in favor of their Bing equivalents (much the same way that AT&T has gone with Yahoo on some phones), but the company says this afternoon...
From: Engadget | By: Chris Ziegler | Thursday, September 9, 2010
smile
frown
HTC Desire HD rendered, looks pretty legit to us -- oh, ...
The stars are really aligning for this shindig HTC has scheduled in London for next week, aren't they? All signs point to the launch of the Android-powered Desire Z and Desire HD -- international versions of the G2 and EVO, respectively -- and this render...
From: Engadget | By: Chris Ziegler | Thursday, September 9, 2010
smile
frown
Samsung i8700 for Windows Phone 7 leaks, puts developer ...
Could this be the best-looking Windows Phone 7 device yet? That's open to some personal interpretation, of course, but Sammy's alleged i8700 is looking like quite the beast -- and it should assuage any lingering fears that the Omnia HD-based prototypes...
From: Engadget | By: Chris Ziegler | Thursday, September 9, 2010
smile
frown
iOS 4.1: any problems for you?
Okay, so we've given you about a day to download, install, and tear iOS 4.1 into microscopic shreds. What's the end result? We've been tipped on a handful of troublesome nuances in the update, ranging from unsolved proximity sensor woes to a sudden onslaught...
From: Engadget | By: Chris Ziegler | Thursday, September 9, 2010
smile
frown
XWave lets you control your iPhone with your noodle, levitate ...
In the early, chaotic, primordial years of the mobile phone era, you had to press real, actual "buttons" to get things done. Almost barbaric to think about now, isn't it? As society advanced and we gradually became a more civilized species, buttons gave...
From: Engadget | By: Chris Ziegler | Tuesday, September 7, 2010
smile
frown
Put your own favorite picture here.

More topics
More sources