New, very stylish Windows mobile phone from Sharp and Willcom due out 7/27 in Japan. Cool photos: http://www.willcom-inc.com/en/lineup/voice/ws007sh/color/
index.html. Willcom’s product page (Japanese): http://www.willcom-inc.com/ja/lineup/ws/007sh/index.html
(Use Google for translation, URL won’t fit in here!)
AP writer Robert Weston tests out Windows on Macbook. He used a black, 2-GHz with no with a $100 1GB memory upgrade. “Apple Computer Inc.’s latest laptop looks sleek, runs fast and should give makers of Windows-based notebooks considerable cause for concern.”
[very cool. downloading tonight for sure]
Read more at www.tuaw.com/2006/06/27…
[nothing like checking the apple rumors on digg]
Read more at digg.com/apple
digger: Can 51 million people be a fad? The executives at News Corp. and MySpace certainly hope not. The article has some interesting statistics of social websites. Unfortunately digg is not on the list.
me: I too want to know what “unique” means. Sites like myspace don’t care how many accounts you have, where as sites like digg want you do stay with one ID, because you’re voting.
I’m sure with a bit of research it would read something more like: 90% of people ages 12-25 visit myspace every month and they each have an average of 4.6 accounts. The rest are parents watching their kids and a few social deviants. But of course everyone has heard of it by now.
–don
“If you didn’t know, Bill Gates and Wife Melinda Gates run a charity organisation called Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. As you could guess, it has alot of money and alot of technology, and thanks to this they have given 500 Indian sex workers smart cards.”
Just sounds wierd!
A photo is worth a 1000 words. I don’t know if the numbers add up, but look at all the empty trailers!!!
This CSS edit for Firefox gets rid of the excess white space at the sides of pages. There have been a few, but this doesn’t mess around, everything flush from side to side, no matter your screen size.
Sweet stuff. Question is: Strong technology centered fan base (digg) vs. poplular non-centralized poofy site with lots of default users (netscape.com). Which is better, and which will last longer?
right now it’s http://www.beta.netscape.com…. what a mouthful.
Egyptian archaeologists have found two ancient sarcophagi (coffins made of stone) close to the pyramids, the head of Egypt’s Supreme Council for Antiquities said on Sunday. They were found about a kilometer south of the pyramids in Giza, dated to the late 26th dynasty, or about 2,500 years old. Cool, eh?
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