In an age where Go.com was new, and the Netscape and Yahoo Portals ruled the Web, one start-up company “with the unlikely name of Google.com” is showing the way. Salon.com in December of 1998 produced one of the first ever reviews or for that fact, mentions of Google.com still around on the internet today.
A California resident who once worked briefly for Blizzard has recently divorced her husband of six years because according to her, his addiction to World of Warcraft ruined their marriage.
Quickorder, as you can probably imagine, would enable iPod touch users to swing by their local Starbucks, order up their favorite drink and avoid a good deal of that always questionable human interaction.
Take a look at a number of better Start Menu alternatives.
The biggest U.S. mobile operators, AT&T Wireless and Verizon Wireless, will finally close down their analog networks on Monday. At the same time, AT&T will turn off its first digital network, which uses TDMA technology. (Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile USA don’t have analog networks.) Most rural operators also plan on shutting down their AMPS networks.
It’s over, and Blu-ray wins. The main backer of the HD DVD format for next-gen video discs, Toshiba, has itself withdrawn from production of said discs. Without Toshiba to lead the way, HD DVD is more or less a done format.
Pretty Interesting! Actually sounds good considering the source
We know there are hordes of folks out there now stuck with an HD DVD player — not to mention the corresponding media — that is quickly becoming a tainted collector’s item. So, what are you to do? Move on and side with the Blu camp? Revolt and pick up a VUDU? We know it’s a touchy subject, so feel free to let loose in comments below.
Toshiba put HD-DVD out of its misery today. Reuters confirmed this afternoon that it will cease manufacturing HD-DVD equipment, following earlier reports from Japan’s NHK public broadcasting network.
PowerPoint’s push-down transition has done its 15 years of service, and it’s time for something new. Do the sleepy faces in your meetings agree? OpenOffice.org Impress 2.4 upstages PowerPoint with ten 3D transitions rendered in OpenGL.
wonderful…the rise of free tv over the internet..good analysis
Yahoo has completely removed links to the Pirate Bay from their search results
