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Category Archives: The Internets
New Twitter.com Offers Major Redesign and New User Experience
Have you heard about the new Twitter.com? The revised site offers embedded media, infinite scroll, and a host of new user experience enhancements. World-wide roll-out begins today, but depending on where exactly you are, it could take several weeks for … Continue reading
Posted in News, Social Networking, Tech, The Internets
Tagged Flickr, New Twitter, New Twitter.com features, Social Media, Social Networking, Software, The Internets, Twitter, Vimeo, YouTube
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Google Doodles, Google Instant and Over One Billion Served Per Week
For such a short week, Google is really on a roll. Yesterday, on Google’s main search property, a strange yet fun and kinetic new Google logo appeared prompting users to wonder exactly what the search giant was up to. In … Continue reading
Posted in Google, News, Tech, The Internets
Tagged Google, Google Doodles, Google Instant, Google press event, Google real-time search results, Internets, Software
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Twitter is Now Officially a Film Critic
Way back in October of 2009 I wrote an article entitled “Is Twitter the New Film Critic?” I now know the answer to that question is “yes.” My theory was that with so many people talking about movies on Twitter … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Marketing, Movies, New Media, Reviews, Social Networking, The Internets, Web
Tagged Digg, fflick, Kevin Rose, Movies, Social Media, Twitter
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SDCC10: ‘Celebrate the Web’ Event Wows Fans
Last night during San Diego Comic-Con a few hundred creators, fans and supporters gathered at the Bristol Hotel for the Celebrate the Web event to see and experience the latest and greatest content the world wide web has to offer. … Continue reading
Posted in New Media, News, The Internets
Tagged A Comicbook Orange, A Good Night's Quest, Aaron Yonda, Celebrate the Web, Chad Vader, Continuum, Craig Frank, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, Gold: Night of the Zombie King, I Heart Vampires, Jeff Lewis, Kelly Parks, Matt Sloan, Melanie Merkosky, New Media, Pryce, SDCC, SDCC10, The Bui Brothers, The Guild, The Jeff Lewis Five Minute Comedy Hour, The Mercury Men, Universal Dead
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‘The Legend of Neil’ Season 3 Gets A Trailer
With so much on the Internets these days, there are plenty of web series that get lost in the fray. Whether due to poor writing, bad directing, sub-par acting or whatever, many just don’t catch on. Some, however, do manage … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Drama, New Media, News, The Internets, Video, Web
Tagged Atom.com, Felicia Day, Legend of Neil, New Media, Sandeep Parikh, The Guild, Web Series
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Apple’s iPad + AT&T = Security Breach
Own a 3G-enabled iPad? You personal data may have been exposed in one of the first kerfuffles to erupt over Apple’s beloved iPad tablet. WiFi-only users? You’re safe for now. But owners who signed up for 3G service via AT&T have been … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Hacking, Hardware, Tech, The Internets
Tagged Apple, AT&T, Goatse, Hacking, iPad, Network Security, security breach
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Google’s Launch of Encrypted Search an Industry First
On Friday, Google quietly rolled out a new beta feature for it’s core search service, dubbed ‘Google with SSL.’ While a post on the official Google blog implied that while this new secure connection would eventually be made available on … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Hacking, News, Tech, The Internets
Tagged Google Secure Search, Google SSL, Security, Software, SSL, The Internets, Web
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Google’s I/O Developer’s Conference Kicks Off With HTML5 and Web Video Announcements
In San Francisco yesterday morning, Google’s big developer conference I/O made a series of somewhat predictable announcements to the some 5,000 developers in attendance. Given the internet giant’s preference for cloud-based computing and open standards, it came as no surprise … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Software, Tech, The Internets
Tagged Google I/O, Google Wave, HTML5, I/O developer's conference, Open Source Video, VP8
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