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Google Contacts, otherwise known as my first big issue with the Palm Pre Plus, and a simple fix
The folks at Verizon Wireless were kind enough to send me a Palm Pre Plus and a Palm Pixi Plus to play with for a little while. And because of them sending out a few review units, I will in-turn be able to offer some hands-on posts about my use and experience as well as answer any questions that you may have. That said, being a Google fanboy user, the first thing that I did…
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Google opts out of Google Docs and Sites support in IE6
Recently, Google has decided to stop offering key functions of their Google Docs and Sites services for Internet Explorer 6 browsers. The only browsers that…
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Sony VAIO computers will come bundled with Evernote software
In a nice partnership, Evernote has announced that they have partnered with Sony and will have their software pre-installed on VAIO computers. “We’re thrilled to…
Long Island paper proves pay walls for local papers don’t work
Newspapers aren’t faring too well. We all know that. The options lately seem to be close the paper, hope ebook readers and/or the Apple Tablet can save the industry, or establish a pay wall. There are problems with all three, though now we have proof that pay walls don’t always… Continue Reading »
Hulu rumored to begin charging for your favorites
Rumors are swirling around the web about Hulu’s possible two new business models. Both of them charging money for our shows. The first business model is a bit of a no-brainer. Hulu would begin charging for shows based on their popularity. So, if you love the show, and so does… Continue Reading »
New York Times announces pay wall
The New York Times has announced that a year from now they will begin charging for access to their website. The new pay model won’t apply to the entire site, but instead offer a specific number of articles for free each month. Once that number is reached the reader must… Continue Reading »
NYTimes.com To Be Pay-Walled
Like all print media now-a-days business on the print side is suffering. This includes the juggernaut of all newspapers and print media alike, the New York Times. For the past months, NYTimes.com has been updated with all of the latest stories and up until now, has been open to everyone… Continue Reading »
Conan O’Brien puts Tonight Show up for sale on Craigslist
The ugly mess known as NBC late night has taken an interesting turn of events. Conan O’Brien, who has so far refused to agree to NBC’s request that he move to the 12:05 timeslot in order to accommodate Jay Leno, announced on Wednesday’s show that he has put the Tonight… Continue Reading »
December search: Google gains, Bing blows
In the never ending search engine wars, the December numbers are in thanks to Nielsen Reports. Nielsen tallies the total number of searches as a provider. Decembers results? Google jumped 1.9% over their November stat while Bing suffered a loss. As you can see from the spreadsheet, Google led all… Continue Reading »
Michael Jackson fan hacks Iranian leader’s website
An unknown hacker attacked Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s website last week. As a result the site was briefly redirecting to another domain that contained a plea to God from someone who appears to be a fan of Michael Jackson, Brittany Farrah Fawcett and several other celebrities who died in 2009:… Continue Reading »
CES: Picnik the fun and easy online photo imaging site
Picnik is an amazing story. Working with only a 20 person team the site is localized in 16 languages and had almost 47 million site visits, and over 15 million unique visitors in December and is the #1 online photo image editor. Every part of the site suggests the team… Continue Reading »
The year in review: Wave-style
You always see year-in-review videos or articles or something similar. But this year, Whirled Interactive is stepping it up with a year in review wave. Well, it’s really a video of a wave but whats the difference. The video shows the highlights of the year inside of the wave with… Continue Reading »
Facebook continues its relentless assault on the world’s social networks
Italian blogger Vincenzo Cosenza has put together a map of the most popular social networks in world for a second time now. These statistics are based on the most recent traffic data as taken by Alexa & Google Trends for Websites. Facebook is the obvious winner of English speaking countries… Continue Reading »
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Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
