Archive for: February 4, 2008

Filed under: Cellphones, Storage
There’s been plenty of conjecture (pictured) about a 16GB iPhone — and its mysterious absence from the initial lineup — ever since the 16GB iPod touch graced us all with its minuscule presence, but things are starting to look up. We just got a pair of tips purporti…

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Gadgets

As expected, MySpace has announced that it will launch its developer platform on Tuesday dawn.

MySpace, which is owned by News Corp.’s Fox Interactive Media, is one of the most high-profile social media companies to be working with Google’s new OpenSocial standard. All applications for the MySpace …

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Web

They say content is king… but who is the best at creating quality search engine optimized content. Below is a list of several of the web’s top content creators as presented by topseos.com. SO if you are struggling with good blog content, maybe you should get in touch with a few of these guys… or just ramble on like myself.

Presenting the list of top Content Creation/Search Engine Copywriting firms for the month of February, 2008, ranked by topseos.com

When it comes to the structure and operations related to a website, both the front-end and back-end elements are equally important. It is the front-end elements that are more obvious to site visitors and because of this layout and content should be designed and created with care.

The quality of a website is very often determined by the quality of the content presented on it. A crucial part of getting content right is to use the right words in the rights places on the website. It is these keywords that are going to lead quality traffic to your website and ensure that the right message is conveyed to them. Another important role that content plays is to engage the interest of website visitors. When it comes to good content, the key elements to keep in mind are keywords, audience interest and ranking.

Copywriting is not as easy as some might consider it to be; in fact knowledge of the subject matter at hand and the correct way of using keywords is a must. It is these keywords that will ensure that customers will be able to find your website on search engines. And this should be a priority when creating content.

topseos.com much-awaited monthly rankings are here again. The list once again demonstrates the determination of the innovative minds behind this endeavor to ...

Filed under: Laptops, Tablet PCs
It’s a little late, but it looks like the HP is finally ready to take your money and hand by a tx2000 tablet. Nothing really new to report specs- or price-wise: $1,299 buys you a 2.1GHz AMD Turion, 2GB of RAM, GeForce Go 6150, 160GB disk, LightScribe dual-layer burne…

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Gadgets

certain, we’ve seen DS bots before, but some youngsters in France have taken the whole control issue to the “next level.” Apparently, six engineering students decided to pull a fast one on a Pekee Robot (an open, modular, Roomba-like bot) which was collecting dust, and mainline DS controls i…

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Gadgets, Gaming

The drama at Motorola just keeps coming — apparently CEO Greg Brown has now taken direct personal control of the mobile phone division in an effort to turn it around. Of course, that move — announced in an internal e mail leaked to Reuters — comes in the wake of buyout rumors and Motorola’s o…

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Cellphones, Gadgets

How do you recognize good programmers whether you’re a commerce guy? It’s not as easy as it sounds. CV experience is only of limited use here, considering great programmers don’t always have the “official” experience to protest that they’re great. In fact, a lot of that CV experience can be misleadi…

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OS

Adobe Creative Suite users will soon have to turn to other Web based or local stock photography services to get their stock photo fix. nowadays Adobe quietly announced the end of its stock photography service. The service has been a part of the popular Creative Suite since the introduction of Adobe …

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Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about technology, multimedia, and digital entertainment.

Before MP3 players, CD burning and even the Mini-Disc, there was the analog mix tape. Patient proto-playlist creators would wait as a needle hovered by vinyl, descending into a gr…

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Features, Gadgets

Filed under: GamingWe’ve seen plenty of Wiimote hacks that entail interfacing the controller with a PC, and a ton of Wii KIRFs, but an outfit called Motus is aiming to bring it all together with a new PC gaming controller called Darwin. Based on an existing Motus golf club controller called the iClu…

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Gadgets

We’ve seen plenty of Wiimote hacks that entail interfacing the controller with a PC, and a ton of Wii KIRFs, but an outfit called Motus is aiming to bring it all together with a new controller called Darwin that the company says will bring motion control to the PC in a big way. Based on an exist…

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Gadgets, Gaming

Looks like Microsoft isn't the only company with money to burn on an ailing search company. There's apparently a lot of talk among hedge funds looking to outbid the Redmond company for control over Yahoo!

TechCrunch is adding fuel to the fire by reporting that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. is looking to escalate this little struggle into a bidding war. It cites the media company's talk of a merger between Yahoo! and MySpace dating to the middle of last year, a deal that would have involved News Corp. selling off the social networking company in exchange for 25 percent of Yahoo'!s stock. In light of recent events, however, Murdoch may be thanking his lucky platinum-covered stars that the deal didn't go down.

Perhaps it's all payback for Microsoft's recent purchase of a chunk of MySpaces's major competitor, Facebook. Or could Murdoch still be miffed that Bill G. never put him in his top five?