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"For each query, Cpedia algorithmically summarizes and clusters the ideas on the web and uses this to generate a report. We do the heavy lifting of removing all the repetition, so that unique and novel content surfaces. Just as Wikipedia uses the effort of a large number of people to edit a topic, we combine all the documents written about an idea on the web to generate one article. - Erhan Erdoğan from Bookmarklet

Eine Ecke Deutschlands, die Ihr garantiert nicht kennt, die aber sooo schlecht nun auch wieder nicht ist ... - AuGuSTheater from Bookmarklet

"As you visit the Facebook Blog today, you'll notice something different. We've launched a new design aimed at making this blog more visually appealing and helping you discover more stories about what's happening at Facebook—from our latest product launches and company announcements to our ongoing series on product tips and interesting ways people are connecting on the service. As we've shared more stories with you over the past year, we realized that our old blog design limited your ability to navigate and discover the most relevant posts. Now, you'll see more navigational options, prominent sections that feature interesting stories and an easier-to-read font size." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

ja - und hier steht dann das gleiche wie in facebook:-)) - Astrid Pinter

Danke fürs folgen. Totale Vernetzung ist ja nicht unbedingt das Beste. Ich achte mittlerweile sehr darauf wo was zu lesen ist. - Winfried Huber

"You nominated, everybody voted, and the results are in. The winners of the 2009 Engadget Awards are..." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

"Ever seen a picture online that you're kicking yourself for not saving, especially now that it's been removed? There's a good chance it may still be saved on your computer; all you need to do is familiarize yourself with your browser's cache." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

@chiron08: "✪" very nice beats. - datadirt from Blip.fm

"The new Windows MultiPoint Mouse Software Development Kit (SDK) 1.5 will enable software developers to create interactive applications that allow up to 25 students, each with his or her own mouse, to use a single PC at the same time. Also announced was Microsoft Mouse Mischief, a MultiPoint-enabled tool that teachers can use to create interactive PowerPoint classroom presentations." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

"“‘How many apps?’ is the wrong question,” said Michael Powers, CEO and founder of Mplayit. ”People just want to get the job done. It doesn’t matter if there are 50 different to-do list apps on iPhone, because Android or BlackBerry just need a couple of good ones to make consumers happy.”" - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

In what form does it take 1PB? - iTad

That would be the final rendered files (assuming those were rippied from DVD or Bluray). the originals will be far bigger since they are higher res and contain the original 3D stuff (wireframes, animation, keyframes, textures, etc) - Roberto Bonini

"Our Chinese is a bit rusty and the details are sparse but it looks like Motorola may be brewing up another Android-powered handset. This handset, codenamed the Mirage or the Shadow, breaks the mold by sporting a 4.3 inch, 800×484 display instead of the now standard 3.7 inch display. It is also rumored to include an HDMI port, 8 megapixel camera, 1080p video playback and measures a mere 9.0mm in thickness. The rendering provided is crude but the handset appears to have the same angular design of the Motorola DROID and Milestone. That is all we have on this Mirage/Shadow as no other details are available. Anyone out there care to fill in the blanks?" - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

via Cagdas Seichter http://friendfeed.com/cagdass... - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML

"GigaOM and Mobclix have put together a nice chart showing the average cost of a paid application on each smartphone app store. We have talked a few times about how App World has the highest priced apps relative to the other smartphones, and to date, it still leads by over a $1 compared to the next highest Windows Mobile. RIM should be much more active in helping developers drive these prices down. At the very least, App World needs a better promotional system similar to the BlackBerry Cool Store, so they can offer a Deal of the Day, BOGO campaigns and MobileHeist sales." - sofarsoShawn <Pop-Rocks> from Bookmarklet

"Microsoft has dominated e-mail for years. Hotmail is one of the most popular web e-mail services, while Outlook remains the most popular desktop tool for reading and managing the inbox. Gmail on the other hand represents the rapid advance of online e-mail technology, which allows you to access your inbox from anywhere in the world. Which do you prefer? We want to know, so be sure to add your vote in the poll below and let us know what you think of desktop e-mail and Outlook versus Gmail and the advance of webmail in the comments." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

Surely it does, I use it. My point is that when the primary way to access email is via push-email on smartphone, email server itself is irrelevant (assuming it is stable enough). - Pavlo Zahozhenko