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When top advertising creative directors Googled themselves, they got a message from me asking for a job. Alec Brownstein is a writer and director. He is the author of several bestselling humor books and has excellent personal hygiene.…
May 13 2010, 1:59pm | Comments »
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Another feature of the Chrome or Android OS? Might very well be.
May 2 2010, 5:08pm | Comments »
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Microsoft confirms, kills Courier in one fell swoop
Well this is depressing. Word has just gone fluttering out of Redmond that work on the Courier project -- a heretofor rumored dual-screen tablet which rightfully set the tech world ablaze -- has been spun down by the…
April 29 2010, 6:32pm | Comments »
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Who saw this coming?
April 28 2010, 5:27pm | Comments »
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15 Google Chrome Extensions for People Who Build Websites
We share with you the top ten Chrome extensions for designers and developers.
April 24 2010, 5:35pm | Comments »
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Dell Thunder, Android with 4.1-inch OLED screen plus Hulu
It's like Dell's making up for lost time with smartphones: while "Lightning" is the company's answer to Windows Phone extravagance, the Dell Thunder that's leaking out along side does up Android 2.1 with similar aplomb and a 4.1-inch…
April 22 2010, 11:44pm | Comments »
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Android ported to iPhone? (Video)
If you're a diehard iPhone user waiting for a similarly-gorgeous Android phone before you jump ship, you could spend time pining for a new HTC or Dell. Then again, the Droid you've been looking for might be right…
April 22 2010, 3:54am | Comments »
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Will This Be The New Google Web Design?
Google is testing a new design today, demonstrating it to certain visitors of the site. Could this be how Google will look soon? Here are differences between the current site design and the new design.
April 20 2010, 4:28am | Comments »
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When you see some text prefixed by “Http://”, you automatically assume that what follows is a web address, as defined by the Hypertext Transfer Protocol. The question is, since most web addresses are easily recognizable anyway, do you…
April 19 2010, 3:43pm | Comments »