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Google’s Android
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There has been a lot of anticipation about Gphone, the hardware device that was to be introduced by Google. Well, there is no such Google Phone being launched, at least not now. The speculations about Google entering the mobile phones market started the time when Google bought Androids Inc in July 2005. Android at that time wasn’t very popular and hence not many knew about the functions of Android, this accelerated the rumors all the more. However Google is launching software called Google’s Android for the mobile phones. Though it’s already been clarified that software will not be a Google brand as such and Google’s Android software will be used by the mobile phone companies and hence will not bear any Google trademark or logo. Huge amount of investments have gone into making of this software and the company hopes to cash in on the investment and hard work they have put into it by selling advertisements on the mobile phones.
Posted: April 13th, 2008 under Web Industry.
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Computer Makes Coffee
René G. from Munich Germany has just designed a case for his computer so he can enjoy the latest update from World of Warcraft and have it make gourmet coffee at the same time. 80 hours and $3000 were put into the making of this machine and he says that every penny was worth it. He said one of the more difficult parts of making the machine was the cooling system. If the computer grew too hot in the case then the hardware would fry but if it wasn’t warm enough…well, no one likes cold coffee.
Posted: September 25th, 2007 under Web Industry.
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Protect your Privacy through Proxy
Everyone has the right to protect their privacy and that doesn’t exclude the internet. Whenever we go online, we have a unique IP address that will pinpoint our location. It’s our “online address” or even our fingerprint. Whenever we go to a website, our IP address will always show up and with proper tools, it could be proven that you’ve visited this website.
Posted: September 23rd, 2007 under Web Industry.
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Companies are go for Vista
Microsoft took a different turn this time with its new operating systems with advising businesses to not switch over to the new Vista system until the first service pack was released. Before, Microsoft had always advised its clients to start using the newest OS as soon as it was released, but because Microsoft was afraid of the glitches or bugs that wouldn’t be ironed out until the first few months or simply a business move, they decided against it. As of right now, many major corporations are employing the Vista OS even against advice from Microsoft, but as of yet there are no major problems arising.
Posted: September 22nd, 2007 under Web Industry.
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Developing a Proxy
Developing a proxy is almost as easy as using a proxy; unfortunately, nothing comes for free. Servers that allow web proxies to run on do not come cheap; by far the cheapest host that allows proxies is GoDaddy with hosting plans from $3.99 a month. Domain names also cost a little bit (from $2.99 at GoDaddy.com). When buying hosting, make sure you order plenty of bandwidth, as this is the main factor that will decide whether your proxy stays online 100% of the time, or just 10% of the time.
Selecting a Proxy Software
Posted: June 23rd, 2007 under Web Industry.
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Online Poker Cheating
Of course, some things are never told. To begin, the best strategy to start with is to have a clear head. If you are intoxicated or in a foul mood or over tired, you are not going to be thinking straight and will make mistakes. No matter what game you play, learn to enjoy yourself during this experience and hopefully you can improve your strategy over time.
Posted: June 4th, 2007 under Web Industry.
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