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The Apple iPad. The name is a killing word — more than a product — it’s a statement, an idea, and potentially a prime mover in the world of consumer electronics. The iPad is a tablet computer developed by Apple Inc. Announced on January 27, 2010, it is considered to be in a category between the smartphone and the laptop computer.
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Firefox 3.6 is now available for download!
This update sees several improvements:
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Google Wave is an online tool for real-time communication and collaboration. A wave can be both a conversation and a document where people can discuss and work together using richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps, and more.
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Ever wish you could speak your mind on some blog, but the jerk running it has the commenting system turned off? Well Google has good news for you: A new feature coming to the ubiquitous Google Toolbar will add a discussion system to every web page on earth. Just pop open the so-called Sidewiki window, speak your mind, and every other Google Toolbar user in the world will be able to see your thoughts when they access that page and click the “comments” button.
Google says it will rank comments for appropriateness, and comments will be linked to Google user names — no anonymous blather allowed.
Google offers more information on Sidewiki on this blog post. You can download the Google Toolbar with Sidewiki by visiting here.
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E-commerce sites have two seconds to load a Web page or consumers will click away. And after three seconds nearly all customers will split, according to research by Forrester and Akamai. Read more…
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At its music-oriented press conference Wednesday morning in San Francisco, Apple played up iTunes 9, iPod price cuts, games for the Touch, a video camera, and much more.
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Well, it seem Nokia have something even more exciting to announce with the launch of the N900 tablet/smartphone. They’ve stepped out of the mobile phone turf and have ventured in the territory of communicators and laptops.
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Once you have determined and identified what web hosting services you require for your blog, you must list what web hosting features and options you must consider – disk space and bandwidth, operating system, pricing, support, security and backup.
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ShapeWriter Free is an amazing new iPhone application based on research that began in the late 1990’s at IBM. Its Almaden Research Center published the first rigorous mathematical optimization result of touch keyboard based on the Metropolis “random walk” algorithm — the same algorithm used by scientists to understand molecule structures.
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Apple’s back at it again. The new iPhone 3GS hit the shelves in six countries. It debuted last week in North America and major European markets and will be launched in other countries through July and August.
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Two hundred million. Kind of an amazing number, isn’t it?
That’s the number of users Facebook reached yesterday, and the company’s proud of it, as evidenced by CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s beaming missive, “200 million strong.”
Using the current number for people who Internet access in the world — about 1.6 billion people — Facebook has only covered 12.5 percent of that population. In other words, 87.5 percent, or about 1.4 billion, of Internet-connected people are not on Facebook. That’s a whole lot of people who theoretically could access Facebook’s site and sign up. And that’s not even including the 5.1 billion people who aren’t on the Internet at all.
