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Monthly Archives: September 2011

Steve Ballmer’s “Re-imagining Microsoft” giving Microsoft a long-overdue Makeover

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Has hell indeed frozen-over? Quite possibly because Microsoft is giving itself a serious overhaul — get this — in response to market forces. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently announced that the Windows overhaul going on is mere foreshadowing of big changes to come from Microsoft as the companies aims to optimize all their software for [...]

Boomerang – Assuring Email Delivery at Gmail

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If you are one of those with a cluttered mailbox and overstuffed folders with some of the drafts waiting to be sent and some mails awaiting a reply from you later, you are not to be blamed as we understand that having a clean tidy inbox is a rare sight. But you can now heave [...]

No cards, no cash: no problem! Get a Google Wallet

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First Google was after search engine domination, then world domination, and now? YOUR WALLET! But they’re not going to steal it — trust me, they don’t need the money. They want to replace it. If the Google Wallet takes off, designers might take a hit on their wallet sales as wallets become digital and move [...]

Digital Book Rental Service Threatens iPad Services

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Amazon, which initially started as a online book store that shared exclusive non-fiction stories and other short stories, went on to sell CDs, DVDs, softwares, toys, video games, apparels, furniture and MP3 downloads. Amazon is planning to launch a Netflix-like service which allows users to pay an annual fee so that they can get the [...]

Live On Campus Empowering Students Around The World

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Most people choose one college but are always curious about life at others. Live On Campus allows a person to indulge their curiosity and live vicariously through the content from other campuses. Live On Campus hopes to bring the world a little closer in helping everyone appreciate the diversity of campuses around the world. Recently, [...]

New Net Neutrality Laws set to take effect Nov 20 are Under Fire

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In a very uncharacteristically American move the United States has decided to impose new government-meddling regulations on the Internet. These new Net Neutrality regulations or “open Internet rules” from the FCC will go into effect on November 20, 2011 — so long as it isn’t derailed by the lawsuits in place from Verizon and MetroPCS. [...]

Ecobold – Buy and sell natural, organic and green products

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Ecobold, a fresh Startup, is an online marketplace that makes it as easy as possible to buy and sell natural, organic and non-toxic products. Ecobold hand selects products that keep you, your family, and the earth healthy. In addition, Ecobold makes it easier to sell such products by offering merchants the best terms of any [...]

Twusic – Tweet your Music

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Twusic is Twitter meet Music. After spending some time on Twitter as a user, you might notice that a lot of people share their music taste. But all this content only appears as text. For music lovers it’s great to share with others what they’re listening to but is it really relevant for their followers? [...]

WatchMe 911 – your personal protection system

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WatchMe 911 (iTunes Link) is a personal protection system, with four customizable alert modes, seven alarm sounds, a flashlight and GPS tracking available. With two taps, it can connect you to the people you trust when you need it most. The app was designed primarily for women, but some of the alert modes are valuable [...]

The Babbage Computer Gets Its Marching Orders

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The Analytical Engine, an important step in the history of computers, is a design for a mechanical general-purpose computer first described by English mathematician Charles Babbage in 1837. (source : Wikipedia) Charles Babbage is the man generally acknowledged to be the inventor the first computer. Now the Science Museum in London has agreed to help [...]