Flavor Three. Yes, the third episode of ‘Top 5 concept phones that may hit reality’ is just here. As we present you the latest designs of breath-taking concept phones and scintillating sharp designs, you will feel every reason exists to say Cheers!—–to the latest episode….and geeky conceptual stuff!
Here are the month’s top 5 concept phones.
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Guest Article by Edward Khoo
There are dozens of keyword selection “strategies.” All you have to do is Google keyword strategies to get 50,100,000 search results the day of this writing. That is over 50 million hits on a very narrow, industry-specific subject, but it makes a good point.
Anybody – everybody – working in the web [...]
Palm Pre, the most coveted Palm Phone is now available on GSM through O2 carrier. But, before you rejoice, let me tell you, (as of now) it’s only for the lucky ones residing in UK .
Palm which launched the Palm Pre earlier through Sprint hinted long back about the launch of GSM version of the [...]
Besides the much anticipated Windows 7 official release, Microsoft’s latest OS, October 22 brings us another important reason to course the scheduler. Guess what? XP Mode for Windows 7 download is scheduled to go live the same day. Mark it up!
The Windows XP Mode for Windows 7 OS has completed its final stage of development [...]
Google is no less than Apple’s App Store, here is why! Its not possible for Google’s street view cars to go into the narrow lanes, etc.. Well, “There is an App Idea for that”.
Google blog today showed pictures of a tricycle loaded with cameras that takes pictures in the places cars and [...]Microsoft officially launched a customer service ID on Twitter, @MicrosoftHelps. Initially this ID will only help with and answer questions related to Windows 7, however, the service will later expand to cover other products Microsoft offers.
@MicrosoftHelps feed has been quite active and we can already see quite a few tweets in [...]Google just announced its earnings beating the analysts’ expectations. Google reported $5.94 billion in earning for Q3 which shows an 8% growth Q/Q and 7% Y/Y.
Early this month Google had already started hiring in several locations including its centers in India and California. This was a clear indication of a strong quarter [...]
It’s human to get bored of the things that remain constant no matter who or what they are. Here is a list of designer speakers that will bring back that lost excitement of having a uniquely stylish desk.
Though there are amazingly designed speaker concepts out there I restricted this list to the [...]
Joysticks, gaming wheels, gaming mouse and gaming keyboard are the private possessions of every hardcore gamer and gaming ain’t fun without a gaming keyboard particularly. Logitech affirms the fact yet again by the release of its latest gaming keyboard, the Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 which is a successor to the G11.
The Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 [...]It’s that time of the year when we get all excited about the new release of Windows only to get disappointed later. This time things seem a little different with Windows 7 and we say this not because Microsoft asked us to say that, they never did, but we say this based [...]Technology is not all about WORK WORK and WORK it’s also about fun and ease of use. Here is a list of sites that tell you exactly what you need to know, answer that ONE specific question you might have!
IsTwitterDown.com: You have 100k followers on Twitter and none of your followers replied to [...]
So, we’ll all be making the trip to OpenWorld in a few days.
I’m the only one on the team actually flying, but if you’re familiar with Bay Area traffic, you could argue that we’re all traveling (vs. commuting).
Photo by our good friend Eddie Awad on Flickr used under Creative Commons
Anyway, I’m not sure of my [...]
Following Rich again with Google Wave coverage, I figured I should add some of my own impressions of Wave after using it for a bit.
First and foremost, Wave is a work in progress, and it may eventually live up to the potential we all saw in it after the demo at Google I/O in June. However, [...]
Spectives, which launched today, is an excellent (at least in my opinion) RSS reader that aims to take you away from your traditional RSS reader. Instead of simply using text and images that are included within a regular post, it generates, or takes, images from the websites of your choice. Select a group of sites [...]
When I first saw Google Wave, it was like experiencing a messiah. For a web/tech geek, @larsras‘ and @twephanie’s 80+ min demo was a spiritual affair that I’ll probably remember for the rest of my life [in software]. I even spread the love on this blog.
After Google I/O (where Google Wave had it’s coming [...]
. About Mission Statement History Advisory Board Staff Sponsoring Institutions Blogs Leadership 3.0 Blog OJR : The Online Journalism Review News for Digital Journalists Seminars Speakers How to Apply Training Resources Multimedia Training New Media Resources Contact OJR : The Online Journalism Review September 29, 2009 Reinventing arts journalism . by starting with a virtual summit By Sasha Anawalt No comments Archive Link Sasha Anawalt is director of Arts Journalism Programs at USC Annenberg School for Communication and co-director of A National Summit on Arts . Journalism I'm told by people who know such things that I am lousy at the elevator pitch . But the question : Hey , Sasha , what is this National Summit on Arts Journalism is a natural for people to ask , especially when trying to figure out if they should pay it any attention . With the Summit only two days away , I've now ridden a bank of . elevators The Summit will showcase 10 innovative online projects chosen by a dozen judges that allow us to peek into arts journalism's future like a TED conference , but just about journalism . We hope to explore ideas and issues that have taken unpredictable and fascinating forms by
About Mission Statement History Advisory Board Staff Sponsoring Institutions Blogs Leadership 3.0 Blog OJR : The Online Journalism Review News for Digital Journalists Seminars Speakers How to Apply Training Resources Multimedia Training New Media Resources Contact OJR : The Online Journalism Review September 25, 2009 Build your ties to the community to build your news site's revenue By Robert Niles 1 comment Archive Link There are two types of advertisers in the world in my experience , at least Those who track every placement , counting the clicks and conversions , to determine how much new revenue each placement generated , minus the cost of creating and running the . ads Those who buy an ad because they like the publication , and want to support what it does for the . community As a publisher , I thank all my advertisers and appreciate their support . But , man , oh man , I do love the second type . For them , the decision to support a publication isn't simply an economic transaction it's an act of passion . And passion is contagious . Someone likes what I'm doing so much that she's putting money down to support it , with no thought to whether she gets it back Hey , if someone
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YouTube published (h/t TechCrunch) an interesting graph of its video ratings earlier in the week.
YouTube uses a five-star scale for rating videos, and according to them, rating a video one star means you “loathe” it, while rating a video five stars means you love it.
The data show [...]
I came to a revelation of sorts earlier in the week.
Email apps, not web apps, represent New Web for the enterprise. I suppose you could say Enterprise 2.0, but if you’ve been with me for a while, you know I steer clear of that term.
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Work requires communication [...]
You know I’m a huge WordCamp fan. I attend as many as I can, speak at many, and work hard with the The WordCamp Report, Blog Herald, and this blog to help promote WordCamps all over the world.
For those unfamiliar with WordCamp, it is a grassroots gathering, formal or informal, of WordPress fans. It [...]
Looking at my Reader this afternoon, it’s pretty close to 0 unread, which has been typical over the past few months.
I don’t know if it’s a lack of news or a lack of interest, but not much seems to catch my eye as post-worthy lately. So, I’ve been thinking about ways to branch out from [...]About Mission Statement History Advisory Board Staff Sponsoring Institutions Blogs Leadership 3.0 Blog OJR : The Online Journalism Review News for Digital Journalists Seminars Speakers How to Apply Training Resources Multimedia Training New Media Resources Contact OJR : The Online Journalism Review September 18, 2009 Eight things that journalism students should demand from their journalism schools By Robert Niles 26 comments Archive Link The new semester is well underway at almost all the nation's journalism schools . Students have received their syllabi , explaining exactly what the school expects from its students during their . courses But what should students expect from their schools Sure , they're getting classes and instruction , but those alone won't be enough for most journalism students . Their educations must extend beyond the classroom syllabus if they are to have the best chance to compete in what has become a brutally competitive information . marketplace Unfortunately , that experience can fall through the cracks of a college education , if students do not seize the initiative to demand it . So here is my list of eight things I believe every journalism student must
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I just started the Snow Leopard upgrade process, and I’ve got about an hour to kill as it wanders through the process. Experience tells me to monitor the progress, just in case it hits a hiccup.
So, I’m going to see if I can form a post [...]Otto42 of OttoDestruct, a key WordPress developer and supporter, reports that there is an “attack” on older versions of WordPress right now. The number of sites hit by this is growing every hour. Protect your WordPress blog now: UPDATE NOW!!!
Update your WordPress blog before you continue reading this post. That’s how critical this issue is.
Things [...]
Ever since digging slightly around the retweet.com debacle I discovered the rt.nu URL Shortener. A great domain and most of all a really short URL. Perfect for Twitter you would think. So why doesn’t Retweet.com use its own shorturl service? No more a quick look to the service’s popular links is needed to understand why. [...]
In an unconfirmed lead Duncan Riley, Blog Herald founder and b5media co-founder, reports that Chad Randall and B5Media have parted company and Randall went MIA.
Chad Randall, Vice President (Sales) for b5media is no longer with the company, The Inquisitr has learned and confirmed through an online source.
The circumstances behind his departure though have not been [...]In a blog post Facebook announced they will launch (the application is available already) the launch of its Twitter application for page admins, allowing these to both update their FB page and Twitter status. This is rather interesting considered that Facebook failed to acquire Twitter, then launched a redesign turning the news feed effectively into [...]