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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Apple Beware, CrunchPad is Coming
Apple tablet has been much anticipated and rumored, but Mike Arrington and TechCrunch are creating something quite cool! Read more. An these kind of new devices will have some impact in the way web apps are developed, with emphasis in multitouch … Continue reading
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WolframAlpha: Not Really a Revolution
As the graph via TechCrunch perfectly illustrates, WolframAlpha has not revolutionized Search… at all. It is a very nice concept, but far from delivering any real everyday value other than being somewhat useful to find numeric facts. By comparison Bing … Continue reading
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No More Bing for China
NYT, GigaOm, and others attribute to the 20th anniversary of Tiananmen the fact that Twitter, Blogsplot, YouTube and many other sites are not accessible from China these days. Even the brand new Microsoft search engine Bing is now blocked!! I wonder … Continue reading
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