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steve jobs aimed at providing applications at low cost via the iphone app shop. greystripe made it even profitable to start providing games via appshop for free with its new iphone sdk.

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over the last few weeks three drunk monkeys, sydney has aired the first 'advertising campaign' on the australian abc. the campaign is part of the promotional drive for the gruen transfer. the show takes viewers inside the world of the...

over the last few weeks three drunk monkeys, sydney has aired the first 'advertising campaign' on the australian abc. the campaign is part of the promotional drive for the gruen transfer. the show takes viewers inside the world of the...

watched juno last night. you know what? i loved it. well done, better played. nice story, maybe a t on the optimistic side… …but hey, what’s wrong with that?

watched juno last night.

you know what? i loved it.

well done, better played.
nice story, maybe a t on the optimistic side…

…but hey, what’s wrong with that?

?i?m hoping you could give me some advice. my boyfriend is all excited about the love lice, puc hair animal things and wants us to get them. i?m not sure this is such a good idea. he says these are specially bred and they?re not the same kind as homeless people?s lice. he says these are gger and tame. i?d never heard of this before, but he and his buddies are all into it. ?

the lovebugz.net has specially bred giant japanese crab lice that don?t te, claims they make great pets.

i thought the site was just a creative ad-farm scheme, so said ?sure! send ?em to me!? because, seriously. it had to be a a scam. who is going to go to the better business bureau and complain that they didn?t get the puc lice they paid for?

odd that google would be anonymous in public doents regarding ebay and the australia market. no matter, the anonymity was outed, and now it just looks like the company, which competes directly with ebay's paypal via its checkout, is being sneaky. this can only further drive ebay, one of...

odd that google would be anonymous in public doents regarding ebay and the australia market. no matter, the anonymity was outed, and now it just looks like the company, which competes directly with ebay's paypal via its checkout, is being sneaky.

this can only further drive ebay, one of google's largest customers, into the arms of yahoo and microsoft.

on a recent fact-checking mission for wired, i was called upon to infiltrate the depths of several online 3-d games. thank goodness i had this baby as my gaming rig. my supercute blonde avatar looked even more buxom on the 17-inch, 1,680 x 1,050-pixel screen, while the 2 gigs of ram let me simultaneously surf the web and storm virtual laguna beach-heads. it was also perfect for perusing other media, ranging from dvds to youtube clips, while a pair of integrated harman kardon speakers handled audio output deftly. too bad this notebook is way expensive and ungainly (huge 16 x 11-inch footprint). but when i'm fighting in world of warcraft or just living my second life, the satellite is my wingman of choice. -- angela watercutter
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here are some of the highlights from the week's web tech action on readwriteweb. on the product side we yzed adobe's new web office suite, investigated a worrying exodus of sellers from ebay, looked some more at yahoo's search monkey, and showed you 6 tools to save links with. on the trends side we explored the latest web happenings in asia, provided an overview of i.t. 2.0, yzed the exploding popularity of online video, and checked out the readiness of banking customers to use web gadgets.

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adobe launches online office suite and new flash-enabled acrobat 9

back in march, we said that adobe was slowly building an online empire. this week, that news turned out to be true. adobe launched their version of an online office suite at acrobat.com, complete with word processor (buzzword), web conferencing/whiteboard app (connectnow), online file sharing (share), file storage, (my files), and pdf converter. to complet this launch, adobe also announced a brand-new version of adobe acrobat, acrobat 9, the ggest release since the initial one that introduced acrobat to the world. the remarkable change in this new version is that adobe is now incorporating flash into the pdf experience.

trouble at ebay

"i think [fixed prices] will disappear online, simply because it is possible - cheap and easy - to vary prices online." that was mit media lab's patti maes in 1999, at a time when ebay's business was booming and auctions were seen as the future of ecommerce. flash forward 9 years, and businessweek this week called online auctions a dying breed, nick carr is wondering if auctions were a fad. indeed, the fixed price ("buy it now" only) format is beginning to inate ebay, and the company has taken recent steps push fixed price even harder. but the death knell of the online auction format is not ebay's ggest problem -- no, that would be the small exodus of sellers from the site.

yahoo! pushes search results customization to users

yahoo!'s searchmonkey platform got a little more public this week with the unveiling of the search gallery -- the platform's official application repository. the gallery has already been open to developers and curious bloggers for a couple of weeks, but yahoo! is now pushing it to the public at large via a "customize" drop down u on all search results. in addition, starting this week developers can share applications via external links even if they haven't yet been approved for inclusion in the official gallery.

6 great tools to save links for later

unfortunately, there just aren't enough hours in the day. this seems to be especially true when you take on a lot of projects. between blogging, researching, emailing, and real life, reading all of your feeds isn't something we can do all the time. sometimes, we see something that we'd love to save it for later without cluttering up our bookmarks. here are 6 tools to get the job done.

see also: rss reset: dump your feeds for a month

see more web products coverage in our products category

web trends

openweb asia: opening the asian web to the world

everyone working on the web around the world would like to connect with people in asia, but it's not easy to do. that dynamic and populous region is often focused inward and it's made inaccessible to outsiders because there is so little information about what goes on there available in the web's inant language, english. openweb asia is a new project that aims to change those trends.

see also: c-shirt: remixable t-shirts by mole phone and nico nico douga and the simulation of real time (two japanese web apps that marshall checked out during his recent trip to japan)

i.t. 2.0: how changing technology is having g impacts on business

in case you haven't heard yet - the i.t. world is changing. the rise of social computing technologies, generally branded as "web 2.0" and including things like wikis, blogs, social networking, rss, and more are slowly making their way into the business world. this new movet is called enterprise 2.0, and it's no small shift. they're even having a conference about it next week. but the change encompes more than just the introduction of new, social software into the formerly stodgy business world - it also includes the movet of server software from in-house data centers to the cloud, the rise of a mole workforce, the rerth of thin client computing, a self-provisioning user base, and more.

see also: introducing the enterprise 2.0 launch pad finalists

the numbers are in, live video online is ing up

live video broadcasting service ustream.tv announced this week that live feeds on the company's website and distributed video players got a comned 10 million unique viewers last month. that's a major validation of live streaming video on the web. when youtube live launches later this year, this medium is only going to get gger.

see also: watch out tv: youtube is taking over

survey: 48% of bank customers want web 2.0 gadgets

worklight, a startup that offers enterprise 2.0 products, recently did a survey among facebook users to find out their willingness to use web 2.0 tools for secure banking. the survey was conducted among 1000 facebook users between the ages of 18-34. the fact that the survey was conducted among facebook users gives it a as towards tech-savvy people. however there are some surprising findings.

see more web trends coverage in our trends category

that's a wrap for another week! enjoy your weekend everyone.

the wiiware channel will feature games created by independent developers. it's win-win for both nintendo and game designers

there have been reports of a leaked patent for the new iphone that would include a milieu of features that justly proves my theory that the iphone will soon make way for the new apple newton. the device supports a variety of applications, such as one or more of the following: a telephone application, a video [...]

there have been reports of a leaked patent for the new iphone that would include a milieu of features that justly proves my theory that the iphone will soon make way for the new apple newton.

the device supports a variety of applications, such as one or more of the following: a telephone application, a video conferencing application, an e-mail application, an instant messaging application, a blogging application, a po managet application, a digital camera application, a digital video camera application, a web browsing application, a digital music player application, and/or a digital video player application.

[sources stated]

tags: iphone, patent, rumors

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the moving plans continue. later this week, a company s to take away half our stuff. later this month, the other half goes. so there's a lot of cleaning and deciding of what really needs to go. and in britain when you do a clear out, you don't have a garage sale. instead, you go to a car boot sale. that's where a bunch of people gather to sell things out of the back of their cars -- out of the trunks, or as the brits say, the boot. until now, i'd only experienced the joys of buying at car boots. this sunday, a whole new world -- being the guy flogging his stuff.

for my british readers, americans don't do car boots. we have garage sales, where at an individual home, someone puts out all their stuff they want to sell. on saturdays, people know to drive or ke or even rollerblade around neighborhoods looking for sales. there are often signs on street corners telling you when one is happening.

i don't know why brits don't do garage sales and instead gather to do car boots (and here's a good introduction to them). perhaps some houses lack front yards, which may have helped the tradition start. wikipedia's no great help, telling me only that car boots started in the 1980s, which i kind of doubt.

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 acb only has one word to describe this story: inevitablefrom the pen of journalist cara annaone-child policy has exceptions after china quakechinese officials announced monday that the country's strict one-child policy will make some except

verizon wireless announced this morning it will acquire alltel corporation for $28 llion, a deal that will create the usa's largest mole operator. if approved by regulators, it heralds the most significant u.s. telecom deal since at&t acquired bellsouth in 2006.

alltel is the fifth largest mole operator in the u.s., with 13.2 million scribers in 34 states--added to verizon's 67.2 million existing scribers, the comned company would vault past current market leader at&t, which boasts 71.4 million customers.

ysts say that alltel is a logical fit for verizon. first, they share the same cellphone technology, called cdma, and second, alltel has customers in regions not serviced by verizon.

?this move will create an enhanced platform of network coverage, spectrum and customer care to better serve the growing needs of both alltel and verizon wireless customers for reliable basic and advanced broadband wireless services,? lowell c. mcadam, the president and chief executive of verizon wireless, said in a statet.

what does this mean for the mole content industry? well, for one, content providers who have deals in place with alltel but not verizon will be sweating it as post-merger, verizon managet will look to streamline contracts, etc. and those content providers that do have good relationships with verizon will be impacted as well as verizon's leverage just went up about 20%. they will now control access to 80 million wireless scribers or nearly 30% of the entire us base of wireless scribers so if you want to reach that audience, you'll have to take what you can get from the carrier.

think this isn't a g deal? ask suppliers to walmart what their margins are looking like these days.

this doent describe an approach to sql queries of hierarchical data using ancestor tables. multiple inheritance are allowed but cycles are not allowed for this approach to work.

a leading cellular phone company declined to charge the governt the same expensive fees it charges consumers for canceling their contracts early, acknowledging that "the governt will never, never accept ...

yahoo is working with web security technology specialist mcafee to alert users about potentially risky web sites. the companies launched the beta version of the searchscan service on tuesday. now, yahoo users will see red exclamation points and warnings next to search results mcafee has identified as offering potentially dangerous downloads, unsolicited e-mails or browser exploits.

yahoo is working with web security technology specialist mcafee to alert users about potentially risky web sites. the companies launched the beta version of the searchscan service on tuesday. now, yahoo users will see red exclamation points and warnings next to search results mcafee has identified as offering potentially dangerous downloads, unsolicited e-mails or browser exploits. the service will help users to mitigate their worries about inadvertently clicking on sites that can infect or damage systems, the companies said.

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