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Google to Offer its Own Browser: Chrome - ReadWriteWeb (94)
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Google watchdog Phillip Lessen has scanned and posted a printed comic he says he received in the mail from Google today describing the company's forthcoming open source browser Chrome. The link to Chrome is currently a 404. Long rumored to be in the works, this appears to be the first formal acknowledgment that Google really is working on its own browser - and it looks very cool. Will you drop Firefox and use Chrome instead? ...Shared by 88michael (6) aak (1) Abhishek (5) Adam (16) AJ (168) Alex (8) Andrew (7) Andy (7) Anna Richter (2) Anthony Romano (8) arjo (25) asblogger (19) atul (71) BNPrade (1) Bob Caswell (15) Bob Hazlett (7) Bobbi Newman (15) Brian (26) Caleb (5) CannonGod (190) Chris L (20) Christopher Martin (60) Corvida (62) Dedalus (16) Dimitar D (36) Drew Olanoff (125) dryan (6) Dzu (19) Earl E Morningwood (43) Emily Malloy (1) Eric Herberholz (31) fordchao (43) Forrest (21) Glenn (23) Götz (23) GUNA (17) Hari Kishore (2) Henk-Jan van der Klis (9) Hisham (21) Jandy (11) Jason R. Hunter (21) Jawad Shuaib (10) Jay (46) Jeff the Great (14) Jeremy (70) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (30) Joseph Rodgers (13) Karl Söderström (7) Kim (20) Konstantin (10) Kristen (203) Le prof. (10) Leonid (20) louisgray (112) Luis Suarez (21) ManiacD (25) Marshall Sponder (21) maui (1) max (9) Melissa Attree, GetOn eMarketing (9) Michael (20) Mike (5) minmax (1) Morton Fox (43) neal (3) Netviber (10) nicholas gill (15) NickBoucart (9) Nihar (19) Olivier Favre (Innovablog) (21) onurka (9) partout (25) Phil (42) PlanningQueen (6) Program Witch (18) Quasidot (22) Rabid Cow (7) Radu (6) ramyon (18) realgt (20) Rick Turoczy (62) Rob (116) Ron Capps (2) Rumble (11) Ryan S (39) StudentMfri (2) Tac (16) tadhgk (5) Uday Kiran (7) ultraviolet (34) Vox (42) yoshy (312) Yung-Hui Lim (77) тaмás (12)Explore read four notes- Forrest said: Great development - and how interesting is it that we're still competing so heavily over browsers, all these years after microsoft / netscape? As I've said before, it would take something HUGE for me to switch from firefox. But innovations like these are great for competition, and will push the industry forward.
- aak said: I use so much Google stuff, I'd almost be afraid to download the Google browser. I'd feel like a Google freak if I did. But...
- Ryan S said: Go read the comic if you are at all interested in this, it's worth it.
- Dedalus said: There's already Prism (all plats.) and Fluid (Mac), but this one is built on WebKit.
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Legacy. (2)
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These 2 men (C. R. Mitra & K. K. Birla) are complete strangers to me. But in a way, it’s because of them that I have had an opportunity to experience a wonderful college life that has taught me lessons for life. It’s amazing how strangers in the past and present are helping you shape your future. Probably, that’s what is termed as leaving behind a legacy! You just have one life time to build ...Shared by Abhilash (16) Uday Kiran (7)Contribute comment -
08/27/08 PHD comic: 'Brilliant' (25)
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Piled Higher & Deeper by Jorge Cham www.phdcomics.com title: "Brilliant" - originally published 8/27/2008 For the latest news in PHD Comics, CLICK HERE!Shared by Ali (23) André Elias (241) Andrew Taylor (22) Anna Paul (11) Arul N S (9) ash (45) fyc (17) Giofilo (9) gizmo (10) graywolf (13) Jason McCandless (20) Juan Antonio Navarro (1) Juan Diego (23) Mauro www.fotomaf.com (10) naveenkr (1) ngl (3) Nikki (67) pclouds (4) ritesh (10) Sheryl (8) slmnhq (7) Thiago (3) Uday Kiran (7) virtualcourtney (4) Voyagerfan5761 (15)Contribute comment - An Introduction to Virtualization (1)
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"The 20s are for getting some expertise. The 30s are for building a reputation. The 40s are where a..." (1)
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“The 20s are for getting some expertise. The 30s are for building a reputation. The 40s are where a VC peaks. The 50s are where you start managing the firm, handling relations with the investors, and the 60s are when you retire.” - Fred WilsonShared by Uday Kiran (7)Contribute comment -
Aircell’s Gogo Inflight Wi-Fi Service Going Live Today and CrunchGear’s Got (2)
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Today, Aircell announced that their fleet of Boeing 767-200s will have the Gogo service enabled on flights originating from NYC’s JFK to LA, San Francisco and Miami. CrunchGear will have a seat on a flight to LAX today that leaves JFK at 12 PM EDT. Head on over there now for more details and the full press release. Again, there will be no VoIP enabled on these flights nor will there ever be. Crunch Network: ...Shared by Uday Kiran (7) zemlanin (16)Contribute comment -
Aircell’s Gogo Inflight Wi-Fi Service Going Live Today and CrunchGear’s Got a Seat (1)
onToday, Aircell announced that their fleet of Boeing 767-200s will have the Gogo service enabled on flights originating from NYC’s JFK to LA, San Francisco and Miami. CrunchGear will have a seat on a flight to LAX today that leaves JFK at 12 PM EDT. Head on over there now for more details and the full press release. Again, there will be no VoIP enabled on these flights nor will there ever be. Crunch Network: ...Shared by Uday Kiran (7)Contribute comment
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With sports ministers like this, god tussi great ho (2)
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PRITAM SENGUPTA writes from New Delhi: If the decision of the Congress party to field former chief election commissioner Manohar Singh Gill as a candidate for the Rajya Sabha in 2004 was bad enough, the move to make him a member of the Manmohan Singh ministry in the last reshuffle was worse. Not only had a body blow been struck on the notional independence of the Election Commission, by dangling carrots before its high officers, ...Shared by Clash (123) Uday Kiran (7)Contribute comment -
Songsterr: A Flash Guitar Tab Player That Might Rock, Someday (43)
onOne of the reasons why the guitar has become a staple in pop culture is its immediate accessibility. In lieu of standard notation, guitar players have developed tablature - a more intuitive representation of a song that uses numbers to indicate which fret on a guitar each note is played. Even the most inexperienced musicians can usually learn the system in a matter of minutes. One of the problems with tablature is that it does ...Shared by Abhilash (16) Alex (16) Alex (8) AlexT (4) b3cak (7) catepol (10) CB (12) crosby (0) Danny (1) Dave C. (12) Donnie Berkholz (5) DXL (1) Eli Dourado (3) G. (26) J (7) Jandy (11) Jason (10) Jeffrey (5) Jeremy (70) Josh (0) Jrod (66) Kenny (4) Mark (1) munir (6) noattention (0) Oudi Antebi (0) Pat (8) Paul (5) Peli (15) Philou (9) psi (3) Rafael (9) Randy (14) Rob (0) Ryan S (39) Simon (0) tarun (5) TIGGR (43) Todd (14) Tony Ruscoe (13) Trace Windham (4) Travis (0) Uday Kiran (7)Explore read six notes
- Trace Windham said: This site sounds great. I'm definitely going to take a look at it. Too bad it won't last due to the copyright issue.
- Jeffrey said: sounds interesting
- noattention said: Great idea to have an embedded client for this.
- Abhilash said: AWESOME!!!
- Paul said: Very limited selection. Plus-44 seems a little out of place.
- catepol said: figo gli accordi per chitarristi 2.0
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Songsterr: A Flash Guitar Tab Player That Might Rock, Someday (23)
onOne of the reasons why the guitar has become a staple in pop culture is its immediate accessibility. In lieu of standard notation, guitar players have developed tablature - a more intuitive representation of a song that uses numbers to indicate which fret on a guitar each note is played. Even the most inexperienced musicians can usually learn the system in a matter of minutes. One of the problems with tablature is that it does ...Shared by ~C4Chaos (68) b3cak (7) Danny (1) Eli Dourado (3) Jandy (11) Josh (0) Kenny (4) Kristen Teffeteller (7) Mark (1) munir (6) Pat (8) Paul (5) psi (3) Rafael (9) Randy (14) Rob (0) Simon (0) tarun (5) TIGGR (43) Todd (14) Trace Windham (4) Travis (0) Uday Kiran (7)
- Trace Windham said: This site sounds great. I'm definitely going to take a look at it. Too bad it won't last due to the copyright issue.
- Paul said: Very limited selection. Plus-44 seems a little out of place.
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ISD at Rupee 2 per minute, STD at 50 paise – Isn’t that music to ears ! (2)
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Couple of months back, most of the mobile companies slashed their local and STD rates by as much as 40%, making STD calls rates at 1.50 paise per minute. India already has the cheapest call rates worldwide and I did not expect the rates to come down further, be it mobile or landline. However, to everybody’s surprise TRAI has now decided to allow internet calls to be terminated on fixed and mobile networks and vice-versa, ...Shared by rishabh (3) Uday Kiran (7)Contribute comment -
Give PowerPoint Presentations with pptPlex and Impress Audience (42)
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Imagine if you could arrange all slides from a PowerPoint presentation onto a large canvas and then use pan and zoom controls to navigate from one slide to another. This unique presentation style will leave any audience impressed and you can achieve it very easily with pptPlex, a free add-in for PowerPoint 2007 released at Office Labs. When you run a regular PowerPoint slide-show, slides move in a linear horizontal format but with pptPlex, slides ...Shared by $udhi™ (1) Ben Shoemate (4) Bertrand Doux (0) Brent Ozar (10) Brian Junyor (39) CannonGod (190) Chandoo (9) Christos (6) ckaroli (45) Compuwizard123 (16) Coop (1) cuqui (19) Daniel (9) Diana (17) ellie (11) elsterama (31) fundament (37) gisc (3) Guerwan (10) Jay (6) jeroendemiranda (9) Jesse Thomas (16) Jordi Codina (3) Lou (0) marxwang (43) Matt (1) nicknich3 (8) Nkululeko Masondo (0) Paisano® (14) rajan (1) Rakesh (8) Rascator (1) ResearchTalk (11) Robert Scoble (61) Soulhuntre (70) Srinvard (28) Stefan (3) Svitlana (3) Tyler (0) Uday Kiran (7) Wojciech Beling (4) Zubin (7)Contribute comment -
Comic for August 17, 2008 (93)
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Shared by 100rabh™ (8) Abhilash (16) acedanger (1) Adam (7) Adam (14) adantas (15) Aga (12) ani625 (67) animir (10) Art (19) Arul N S (9) Arvin (4) axel668 (0) badpazzword (0) bddemir (2) ben (0) Bif (6) bnoise (31) Brad (4) Brad (9) brownpau (39) Burad (3) Caleb (16) César C (3) Cherry (2) Chris T (5) Christophe Maximin (12) Chuck Lawson (6) Chung (111) Collin Kreklow (4) Corris (0) D4V (4) David (1) David Arcos (28) dbb (5) df (1) Dileepa (20) Dominik (27) Doug Stewart (10) Duk (1) Dustin (3) easyon (6) Eber (2) Fernio (3) focoma (12) Gene W (6) gizmo (10) harala (2) HHcHu (1) Imran (0) jamesjbigler (5) JazBee (0) jerobins (14) Jeron (0) Joel (4) John Conners (0) Ken Dyck (0) manki (7) Mark (11) Matthew (47) Mic (5) Miguel (4) mmhan (7) moonboy (8) nickc321 (10) pclouds (4) pd0 (10) pigpogm (11) Prakash (16) Regis (2) rick (8) Rishabh Manocha (9) rOckY (122) Ryan Kennedy (3) Sai Gudigundla (9) Sam (4) sanatgersappa (1) Sergio Cruz (1) Simone (10) Sylvain (13) Thejo (11) tim (27) Tony Roca (0) Travis Roy (7) Uday Kiran (7) unicyn (12) Vitor (5) Youpinadi (17) Zach (8) Zeca (13) ZlatkoGR (22) Zsoltik@ (4) zuzur (8)Explore read four notes- ani625 said: Talk about hitting the bull's eye..
- Art said: "until my underpants don't fit."Nice. Very nice.
- John Conners said: My definition of middle management!
- Corris said: boy am I glad my boss isn't like the phb here.
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Comic for August 17, 2008 (50)
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(author unknown) via Dilbert Daily Strip shared by 22 peopleShared by acedanger (1) axel668 (0) bddemir (2) ben (0) Bif (6) Brad (4) Caleb (16) César C (3) Cherry (2) Chris T (5) Christophe Maximin (12) Chuck Lawson (6) Collin Kreklow (4) D4V (4) df (1) Duk (1) Dustin (3) easyon (6) Eber (2) Fernio (3) godog (1) harala (2) HHcHu (1) JazBee (0) Jeron (0) Joel (4) John Conners (0) Ken Dyck (0) manki (7) Miguel (4) mmhan (7) nickc321 (10) pclouds (4) pd0 (10) Prakash (16) Regis (2) Rishabh Manocha (9) Sam (4) sanatgersappa (1) Sergio Cruz (1) Sylvain (13) Thejo (11) Tony Roca (0) Uday Kiran (7) xsolutions (4) Yann (22) Youpinadi (17) Zach (8) Zeca (13) Zsoltik@ (4)- John Conners said: My definition of middle management!
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Phelps-Cavic photo finish (25)
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Underwater photos from the finish in the men's 100-meter butterfly finals, both just before Phelps and Cavic touched the wall and just after. It's amazing how far Phelps was behind before his half-stroke. Cavic seems like an interesting guy and is handling the close loss well. He wrote an entry on his blog entitled "Success!!!" On winning a SILVER medal: I am completely happy, and still in complete disbelief that I was able to achieve ...Shared by Alix (2) Andrew (2) Andrew Ferguson (9) Ching (13) chrishawn (3) cisellis (14) Clint Ecker (10) Coleman (9) dhaynes (1) Eric (6) Firethorn (11) gabopagan (37) Gavin (19) gort581 (27) jeremy (9) marya (5) Michael (10) ModernBizzle (2) neha (0) Nirav (11) Noemí (37) Trey (25) Uday Kiran (7) Will (0) Yvette (22)- jeremy said: However, because it is not possible to build swimming pools in which each lane is guaranteed to be precisely the same length, Olympic and World Records are still recorded to the nearest 1/100th of a second. - Woah!
- Andrew Ferguson said: See also: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/0808/oly.phelps.sequence/content.1.html
- marya said: Cavic is all class!
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Apple market value exceeds Google's (16)
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Apple FinancialDigital Daily, part of the Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital site, is reporting that Apple's market value is now greater than that of Google. The current market capitalization of Apple is US$159.37 billion, squeaking by Google's market cap of US$157.56 billion. Next in Apple's sights ought to be the old man on the block, IBM. Their current market value is around US$170 billion. It may take a while ...Shared by bkim (2) Brad (2) Cast42 (11) Chris (1) erbianchi (26) Erik J. Heels (27) Gothy (17) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (30) karabatov (5) mediter (10) Phil (0) Sadashiv (9) smdahlen (11) Sparky (10) TwisterMc (8) Uday Kiran (7)Contribute comment -
Intel's Next Gen CPU to be Called Core i7 (1)
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Intel's next gen CU, based on their "Nehalem" architecture has been revealed to be called Core i7. With various versions in the works, including mobile, extreme edition, and of course, the standard Core i7 designated processors, Intel is planning a revamp across the board. Server processors based on the Core i7 architecture being announced later on. They will continue to utilize a similar numbering scheme for each processor model.As you may or may not have ...Shared by Uday Kiran (7)Contribute comment -
How To Demo Your Startup (163)
onJason Calacanis’ most recent post to his email mailing list is particularly relevant to our audience. He’s spoken with 200 companies in ten minute increments as they give their pitch to be a part of the upcoming TechCrunch50 conference. I agree with all of his thoughts below based on my own experience getting pitched from thousands of startups over the last three years. If you are pitching a company to the press, a conference, a ...Shared by Aanarav Sareen (9) Aaron (6) adang001 (6) Aeh310 (9) Al (3) Alan Veeck (1) Alex (18) Alex Carpenter (18) Andrew Boardman (61) Andrey (6) Anol (2) anonydon (14) Aron (10) Bastien (27) Bill (8) Bill (2) Bill HR (8) Brad Garland (6) Brit (23) C.K. (116) Caleb Elston (13) Can Özmen (3) CannonGod (190) Carl Fyffe (2) CB (12) Chandu Thota (0) Chris J Guerra (11) cmurph (18) colladude (1) Consiliera (4) Cory (1) Cris (0) cuqui (19) cvander (5) Danbrown (0) Daniel (1) DOCBook Howto (100) Ed (0) eLd0raDo (11) Emily (0) Emma (7) Eric (9) Eric (4) eschnou (9) Evgeni L. / Reepicheep (8) expertseries (4) G$ (3) Gaurav (4) Gautam (14) Giuliastro (4) glaforge (35) Gordon Murray (2) Haltse (17) Harun (1) Hashim (18) IdoNotes (0) igormoreno (13) iuri (5) J.R. (2) Jason L (18) JasonV (2) Jay (1) Jbud1 (2) JeeBs (2) Jeff (0) Jeff (0) Jerome (7) jetienne (2) Joel (2) John (11) John (2) John (12) John (0) Jon. L (1) Jonathan (0) Jordi De Groof (12) Josh (17) Julián Romero Nieto (1)
