"More possibilities on the go, Samsung GALAXY Tab "
more info : http://galaxytab.samsungmobile.com
]]>uTorrent Linux Server Released! (Client Coming Soon) http://bit.ly/b81uE2
]]>New kid on the block, think we'll be hearing more from him. Some say he's got a Lil Wayne + David Banner flow...
]]>What's New in Google Chrome 6? http://bit.ly/atuzqP ~ Looks like Chrome now has form autofill, one of my fav features of LastPass
]]>Video: The Samsung Galaxy Tab In Action! http://bit.ly/9UerLl
]]>http://www.kyleandrews.com Free download of "You Always Make Me Smile (Remix!)" and "Lov3r" from Kyle's new EP, KANGAROO!
Best viewed in HD / 720p!
The official music video for "You Always Make Me Smile" by Kyle Andrews, filmed in Provo, UT in July 2010. 4,000 people! 120,000 balloons (all biodegradable, filled with non-potable irrigation water)! World record for the largest water balloon fight (pending final approval from Guinness)!
]]>Gowalla 1.0 for #BlackBerry Released http://bit.ly/cedRT9 ~ Might have to give it a try, prob only way to check-in to FB Places right now
]]>Check out the Digital Invaders website, some seriously cool flash design: http://bit.ly/8XHU8N
]]>Today, Google will begin rolling out Priority Inbox for Gmail, a new feature for managing massive amounts of e-mail. At its core, the feature is an algorithm; Priority Inbox uses information such as keywords, the people you e-mail the most and your e-mail habits to select the most pressing e-mails in your inbox. Those e-mails are brought to the top of your Gmail and marked as important so you deal with them first.
Priority Inbox is also an adaptive algorithm. Marking items as important or unimportant teaches the system what types of messages you deem the most urgent.
Get through your email faster. Learn more at http://www.gmail.com/priorityinbox
]]>AMD kills off ATI brand http://bit.ly/cTkwDv ~ Say goodbye to another Canadian tech icon. Aww well, they didn't do much for linux community
]]>Picasa 3.8 introduces Face Movie, an easy way to make fun face-aligned movies of your friends and family.
]]>Wow, @svartling's Amplify post about @MrBabyMan's review of the new Digg is #1 on Digg! http://bit.ly/brFRGT
]]>[NEW] Details current single is “Tattoo Girl Foreva”, which I'm not big fan of, but I'm diggin this one more
]]>This one's got a total Kid Cudi/David Guetta feel - love it, been on repeat all weekend
]]>Anyone know what phones out next month? Droid X seems the best right now. HTC said new ones coming. Is HTC Merge the Incredible's successor?
]]>FoursquareFoursquare now has more than 3 million users, if the site's public user registration numbers are correct.The 3 millionth member appears to be Brian S. from St. Louis, Missouri, who has yet to check in to any venues via the mobile-based social network.Foursquare's growth has been accelerating rapidly lately. The service hit 2.6 million users on August 2, up from 725,000 in March. The launch of Facebook Places, which many thought would bring about the startup's demise, instead resulted in the biggest day of signups ever, CEO Dennis Crowley recently revealed.Given that Foursquare appears to have a little more than 3.02 million users now, we can determine that it is growing by more than 15,500 users per day (a little less than the 18,000 per day Crowley told the LA Times last week), or nearly half a million users per month.Although already rapid, that rate may very well pick up now that Foursquare has taken over Times Square.[via TechCrunch]For more Mobile coverage:Follow Mashable Mobile on TwitterBecome a Fan on FacebookSubscribe to the Mobile channelDownload our free apps for iPhone and iPad
]]>Please dont let individual content curation die out for the sake of RSS auto-fed publisher accounts:
He has some interesting thoughts about the New Digg. I like it.
Follow me on the new Digg here: http://digg.com/svartlingClipped from http://www.twitlonger.com On Saturday 28th August 2010, @MrBabyMan said: @KevinRose @Digg_community Please dont let individual content curation die out for the sake of RSS auto-fed publisher accounts. Ive been telling the Digg team this since I was invited to Digg HQ to test the V4 alpha earlier this year. Publisher accounts are currently dominating Diggs front page. I completely understand the financial need to engage publishers, but without the individual-user posts that, in my opinion, made Digg a unique destination for original content, the new Digg has no more relevance than a Popurls or an Alltop (sorry, Guy), merely repeating (relinking) what everyone else is linking.My concern is, that if Digg solely exists now to serve mainstream publishers, then it may as well be a publisher-to-publisher service, as the appeal for the individual user to visit the site will have been replaced by a constant stream of ad-supported marketing. Im not concerned for Diggs former users, as there are plenty of other destinations for them to find unique, original content, but it saddens me to see Digg, once the best of the best destination, stray from its core competency.Read more at http://www.twitlonger.com
]]>Check out Classified's boy Quake in his 3rd single from his debut album The Myth
]]>A group of "professional couch potatoes," as one researcher described them, has proven that even moderate exercise -- in this case walking at one's own pace for 40 minutes three times a week -- can enhance the connectivity of important brain circuits, combat declines in brain function associated with aging and increase performance on cognitive tasks.
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