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google just launched a new beta version of the google reader for iphone and other modern mole devices. it looks quite nice and is very similar to the list view in the desktop version. this new version is designed to offer many of the same features as the desktop, while making it quick and [...]

google just launched a new beta version of the google reader for iphone and other modern mole devices. it looks quite nice and is very similar to the list view in the desktop version.

this new version is designed to offer many of the same features as the desktop, while making it quick and easy to act on items. if you’ve used list view, then it should be familiar to you. scan the les for an item that interests you, tap and it expands in place. starring, sharing, and keeping unread are done in place, so you never have to leave the list view or refresh the page. we think it’s a very fast way to power through your reading list.

brand new google reader for iphone [googlereader.blogspot.com]

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posted by jane copland

i always find it difficult to begin conference recaps. to me, they always sound trite. they're the high school english cl equivalent of the forced short stories that begin, "we packed up the car to go to the beach..." thus, my complaining about beginning conference recaps is how i've chosen to start this one.

luckily, there is plenty to talk about from smx advanced, and not all of the good stories originate at the edgewater el's bar. to summarise the current debate, there has been a t of muttering that this year's show was too black hat for a leading search conference. having spent most of the first day in the seomoz booth, i can't speak for most of those sessions, and i found day two's content entertaining and interesting.

speakers told us to stop fearing matt cutts, his employer and the other search engines. some also presented content that you won't find in an seomoz guide or the google webmaster guidelines. whether you take this advice is up to you, but it's nice to know some of the things seos are up to. i learned a lot this week. that doesn't mean i'm going to start... um... doing the things suggested at give it up. at the least, i'd never do so for a client, and i'd never recomd non-white-hat tactics in q&a because that's not how seomoz does things and handing out black or dark gray hat advice to members would be wrong.

just because you know how to do something or understand how it works, you don't have to implet any of it. in fact, i'd argue that you can't understand too much about your industry. and besides, we've managed to leave the world with the impression that every session and every presentation, including give it up, was black hat. that's not true at all. not even close.

again, i spent a fairly good amount of time at our booth and i didn't attend all the organic seo sessions, at which most of these criticisms are aimed. it's also hard to address since give it up is the topic of the day here, and we can't write about what the panelists actually said for another twenty-eight days (and, if you were there, please avoid doing so in the comts).

comting in lisa barone's post about this topic, danny sullivan says, "i've literally been running through my head a "have we lost our way" post since wednesday." and "it had content i was embarred to see presented, because it is not about the type of seo i'd like people to learn or know about." i don't think danny needs to be embarred: i hope that everyone at smx recognises the downsides to risky seo techniques and can make the distinction between what they should do for clients and what they can play with when they're the ones who stand to lose face and rankings.

the speakers i saw discussing gray or black hat stuff were also quite careful to explain their stance and emphasise that the tactics at hand weren't to be used on clients (unless, one supposes, the client asks for that specifically).

i also like the idea presented by overnight celebrity darren in a recent post, where he points out that understanding black hat techniques is important if one of your clients falls victim to one of them. love darren or hate him, it's hard to argue that the first step to fixing a problem is understanding what happened in the first place.

all this said, smx advanced was never lled as a darker-hat-style conference and i can see why danny is upset that it has received this tone of coverage. our industry already has meet ups and conferences for that sort of content.
i'm just uncertain that we should get that upset about being offered information that people regularly keep quite close to their chests.

in other news, seomoz threw our (now annual) smx advanced party again this year, and it was another g success. i'm really judging "success" on whether or not i remember leaving the party, and it's a t blurry, so it must have been another good one. unfortunately, chris hooley was not around this year to provide a beer bong, but the function lived up to its reputation. we got to meet more pro members "in real life", such as kate morris, brent d. payne and richard baxter. i got to embarr myself by being thoroughly beaten by brent, tom, will and kate at bowling. if you weren't there this year, be there next time!

and the same goes for the conference as a whole. i don't believe those of you who weren't there should away with the impression that it was a black hat show or that it violated some code of seo ethics. it pushed people's limits, which is part of what "advanced" means. the negative press, both constructive and otherwise, will only make next year's installation better. stop back in a month's time, and i'll tell you all exactly what i'm talking about.

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walters is set to join the perpignan super league club in october, replacing mick potter who will leave for st helens at the end of the season. walters, who had a brief spell with warrington in 2001, has plenty of experience in his homeland, making 315 appearances in australia's national rugby league.

hitting t-mole this october is motorola’s latest handset, the zanta. at $269, it features a 2.4-inch qvga display, 1.3-megapixel camera, qwerty keypad, edge, minisd card slot, 128mb built-in memory, and bluetooth. even while it is as gleaming and shares the same edge connectivity (this time by t-mole), it doesn’t seem to compete with the [iphone], [...]

hitting t-mole this october is motorola’s latest handset, the zanta. at $269, it features a 2.4-inch qvga display, 1.3-megapixel camera, qwerty keypad, edge, minisd card slot, 128mb built-in memory, and bluetooth.

even while it is as gleaming and shares the same edge connectivity (this time by t-mole), it doesn’t seem to compete with the [iphone], including only 128mb of internal flash ram. its only expansion slot just can handle minisd cards up to 2gb

[via gizmodo]

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three uk divers who went missing for two days in indonesian waters have been found alive on a remote beach.

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finally, a piece of news we can actually do something with. at&t today announced its pricing structure for the next iteration of apple's iphone -- which you can plunk down money for 8 am, july 11th. there's not much that's surprising here -- new customers and those eligible for an upgrade will be able to nab the phone for $199 (8gb) or $299 (16gb), while "early upgraders" will have to fork over $399 or $499, all with a two year contract and $18 upgrade fee, of course. the telco says a no-committ version of the phone will be available for $599 and $699, though it looks like that will after the initial launch. at&t appears to be leaning pretty heavily towards the all-in unlimited plans, but there are options if you don't want to go that route. we've sorted out the basics after the break, and included at&t's "iready" video -- certainly good for a few chuckles.

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entanglet using the nitrogen vacancies in diamond proves to be long-lived and robust. the discovery marks another step towards usable quantum computers.

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as prices at the pump hover around $4 a gallon, some americans are rethinking summer vacation plans. and companies are responding with deals such as credits for gas and free rides for kids.

oh please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i can’t even stand this story! star magazine is reporting that jessica simpson was not just hospitalized for a kidney infection as previously reported. it was a kidney, bladder and urinary tract infection all stemming from her nge drinking sessions with boyfriend tony romo. hahahahahahahahahahahha ashlee simpson’s g sis was rushed to cedars-sinai medical [...]

posted by danny dover

(warning: this post doesn’t offer any seo advice. if you are looking to learn something, feel free to skip this. thanks!)

after every search conference it has be a tradition for a mozzer to write up some kind of creative recap. in the past, these have included comics, “overheard at...” and personal responses. this time i decided to do it a little t differently. i spent a few hours compiling videos and images of the event and put together a music video. it is a little rough in places, but i think it serves its purpose. enjoy!

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music: da da da by trio - view the official music video here or support the band here
matt cutts footage: web pro news via youtube video
scott willoughby, david mihm, will and tom critchlow, jane copland, rob kerry and brian brown footage : marketing pilgrim via youtube video
eric enge footage: web pro news via youtube video
scott willoughby interview footage: youtube video
rand fishkin interview footage: web pro news and seomoz via youtube video and youtube video
danny sullivan & vanessa fox footage: ses chat via youtube video

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wenn ich mir das so anschaue wird mir ganz anders.

oct. 4 - the latest celebrity news including britney's single and more charges against celebrity designer anand jon.