Google has gone from being the little [search] engine that could to being mega-corporation spanning many different industries from telecom to energy. Google is looking to expand it’s empire once again with Google TV. Announced just last week at the developer event Google I/O, Google has set its sights firmly on conquering the television industry.
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So, many of you were skeptical about my articles (parts 1 and 2) a few weeks back around the suspected leak of the new iPhone model. Well since then there has been another siting of the alleged iPhone 4G, this time on the Vietnamese site TaoViet. To further fuel the fires of suspicion, Walmart just […]
Facebook was founded with the intention of connecting with people you know. The site has evolved since then, and now Facebook seems to be focused on enhancing the entire web experience. It lets you share information easily and connect with people you don’t know who have similar interests. It also allows vendors target their services […]
So say you’re a small business that has so far stuck to cash-only transactions. They’re quick, easy, and there are no fees involved. What you may not realizes is that you are alienating the increasingly large percentage of your target audience that carry a credit card and very little cash (myself included). But accepting credit […]
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You may hear these terms tossed around a lot lately, and quite frequently in the same sentence. But what are HTML5 and CSS3? And what do they mean to me? I’ll tell you how they differ to what is currently used around the web and give you an idea as to how they can impact […]
April 27, 2010 – 12:00 pm
Last week I wrote about how a new iPhone prototype got leaked to Gizmodo and how Apple’s legal dept sent them a letter demanding the device back. So Giz agreed and returned the phone. End of story right? Not so fast!
