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Friday, September 5, 2008
Making money online
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I have made 20 dollars in 3 days!!! for real!!! after siging up look up videos
on how to make things go bye a lot quicker.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Google Chrome
well as many of you might know the chrome beta was released sometime ago, i recently downloaded, and installed it. It is a good browser i suppose, for a beta. No browser has actually peaked my interest enough to actually have me considering switching from Mozilla Firefox or at least using them both until now. It has a very stream line user interface.
I Noticed some key things that I thought were worth mentioning. Well as i mentioned above it is streamline and some of the things you'd see in other browsers such as, File Edit History Bookmarks etc. are not there but everything is accessible through 2 drop down menus. Also unlike other browsers when opening a new tab in chrome it uses something (im sorry but i forgot the name, it was mentioned in the conference.) But what it does is kind make each tab its own process. so when ever a page in a tab freezes the whole browser doesn't crash, and close, but only that tab crashes. And when a tab crashes the other tabs work as if there is nothing wrong.
I would also like to mention that chrome is very open source, but i haven't had a chance to fiddle with that. Well Thats all i have to say. Thank You
I Noticed some key things that I thought were worth mentioning. Well as i mentioned above it is streamline and some of the things you'd see in other browsers such as, File Edit History Bookmarks etc. are not there but everything is accessible through 2 drop down menus. Also unlike other browsers when opening a new tab in chrome it uses something (im sorry but i forgot the name, it was mentioned in the conference.) But what it does is kind make each tab its own process. so when ever a page in a tab freezes the whole browser doesn't crash, and close, but only that tab crashes. And when a tab crashes the other tabs work as if there is nothing wrong.
I would also like to mention that chrome is very open source, but i haven't had a chance to fiddle with that. Well Thats all i have to say. Thank You
google chrome !!
Well google has finally announced it's new browser. And its called google chrome.
Im gonna get it and check it out. And post a review and maybe even stream a review.
So, im gonna go check out the new browser.
Im gonna get it and check it out. And post a review and maybe even stream a review.
So, im gonna go check out the new browser.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Google web browser
Well i was just surfing the internet when i found out, and you may already know this but, gooogle is making a browser that has the potential to compete, with the top browsers, (Firefox Ie etc) I will certainly get it as soon as it is available. Thank you for reading.
Cnet News
im sorry if i made anyone mad when i copied ans pasted the cnet articles, but now i will jut take parts and write them in my own words, thank you.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Microsoft readying apps store for Windows Mobile?: Cnet
It looks as though Microsoft is joining Apple and Google in the mobile "apps store" market.
It appears the software giant expects to launch an applications store called "Skymarket" this fall for its Windows Mobile platform, if a recent job posting spotted by Long Zheng at Istartedsomething.com is accurate. According to the ad posted Sunday on Computerjob.com, the Skymarket senior product manager will head a team that will "drive the launch of a v1 marketplace service for Windows Mobile."
(Credit: Microsoft)
Among the key responsibilities, according to the ad:
• Definition of the product offering, pricing, business model and policies that will make the Windows Mobile marketplace "the place to be" for developers wishing to distribute and monetize their Windows Mobile applications
• Responsibility for the business model and key elements that will drive the optimal experience for developers and monetization of the service by Microsoft
• Preparation and driving the cross group collaboration for the initial launch of the marketplace offering to the developer community this fall
• Preparation and driving the cross group collaboration with stakeholders in the commercial launch of the marketplace service with the launch of WM 7
Microsoft representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Windows Mobile is a software operating system used on smartphones. Smartphones, which offer e-mail, Web surfing, music, and other Internet services, are growing in popularity. Smartphone sales increased to 19 percent of all mobile-phone sales in the second quarter, a 9 percent increase from the same period a year ago, the NPD Group reported.
Microsoft has been working hard to cash in on the growing demand for smartphones. Earlier this year, Microsoft released version 6.1 of the Windows Mobile operating system. This version includes an updated browser, which is supposed to make Internet surfing on a mobile phone look and feel like it does on a desktop.
Despite predictions for strong growth, Microsoft still faces tough competition, and it may have a hard time increasing its market share as competition intensifies. Along with its new iPhone 3G, Apple opened its App Store to wild success. Apple raked in about $30 million in sales of iPhone applications in the first month the store was open.
Also, new phones using Google's Android operating system are expected to hit the market soon. Google on Thursday announced Android Market, an online center that will let people find, buy, download, and rate applications and other content for mobile phones equipped with the open-source operating system.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10029731-94.html?tag=newsLatestHeadlinesArea.0
It appears the software giant expects to launch an applications store called "Skymarket" this fall for its Windows Mobile platform, if a recent job posting spotted by Long Zheng at Istartedsomething.com is accurate. According to the ad posted Sunday on Computerjob.com, the Skymarket senior product manager will head a team that will "drive the launch of a v1 marketplace service for Windows Mobile."
(Credit: Microsoft)
Among the key responsibilities, according to the ad:
• Definition of the product offering, pricing, business model and policies that will make the Windows Mobile marketplace "the place to be" for developers wishing to distribute and monetize their Windows Mobile applications
• Responsibility for the business model and key elements that will drive the optimal experience for developers and monetization of the service by Microsoft
• Preparation and driving the cross group collaboration for the initial launch of the marketplace offering to the developer community this fall
• Preparation and driving the cross group collaboration with stakeholders in the commercial launch of the marketplace service with the launch of WM 7
Microsoft representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Windows Mobile is a software operating system used on smartphones. Smartphones, which offer e-mail, Web surfing, music, and other Internet services, are growing in popularity. Smartphone sales increased to 19 percent of all mobile-phone sales in the second quarter, a 9 percent increase from the same period a year ago, the NPD Group reported.
Microsoft has been working hard to cash in on the growing demand for smartphones. Earlier this year, Microsoft released version 6.1 of the Windows Mobile operating system. This version includes an updated browser, which is supposed to make Internet surfing on a mobile phone look and feel like it does on a desktop.
Despite predictions for strong growth, Microsoft still faces tough competition, and it may have a hard time increasing its market share as competition intensifies. Along with its new iPhone 3G, Apple opened its App Store to wild success. Apple raked in about $30 million in sales of iPhone applications in the first month the store was open.
Also, new phones using Google's Android operating system are expected to hit the market soon. Google on Thursday announced Android Market, an online center that will let people find, buy, download, and rate applications and other content for mobile phones equipped with the open-source operating system.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10029731-94.html?tag=newsLatestHeadlinesArea.0
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