Starting today, you can buy the magical and revolutionary iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G at your favorite Apple Retail Store or from the Apple Online Store with free delivery to your door.
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Archive for April, 2010
iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G Now Available
Posted by Apple Hot News on April 30th, 2010
Posted in Tech Companies 
Tags: 3g, Apple Online Store, Apple Retail Store, Apple Store, Free Delivery, Ipad, Wi Fi 
Comments OffKenyan Refugees Find a Home on Facebook
Posted by Oscar Raymundo on April 30th, 2010
The following is part of our “Your Stories” series on different ways Facebook is used across the world. If you have a story you’d like to share with us, please submit it here.
The last days Abdi Mohamed lived in his homeland of Somalia were spent in fear…
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Posted in Social Networks Tags: Civil War, Dear Life, Different Ways, Doorstep, Elementary School Teacher, Facebook, Fear, Internet Connection, Last Days, Militia, Mohamed, Northern Kenya, Refugee Camp, Relief Organizations, Somali Refugees, Somalia, United Nations, United Nations High Commissioner, United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees, Violence Comments OffWeekend Reading – James Cameron, Imagine Cup Messenger, and the World’s Most Influential People
Posted by Microsoft Blog Admin on April 30th, 2010
Those of you reading the blog this week can’t fail to have missed the our excitement about the U.S. finals for the Imagine Cup . This is the international student technology competition that we sponsor. It was a great event – guests included “Avata…
Posted in Tech Companies Tags: Avatar, Blog, Chief Research, Craig Mundie, Director James Cameron, Excitement, Grand Prize, Imagine, Imagine Cup, International Technology, James Cameron, Messenger, Microsoft, Microsoft Research, Millenium Goals, Office 2010, Student Technology, Technology Competition, Weekend Reading, Windows Live Comments OffWeekend Reading – James Cameron, Imagine Cup Messenger, and the World’s Most Influential People
Posted by Microsoft Blog Admin on April 30th, 2010
Those of you reading the blog this week can’t fail to have missed the our excitement about the U.S. finals for the Imagine Cup . This is the international student technology competition that we sponsor. It was a great event – guests included “Avata…
Posted in Tech Companies Tags: Avatar, Blog, Chief Research, Craig Mundie, Director James Cameron, Excitement, Grand Prize, Imagine, Imagine Cup, International Technology, James Cameron, Messenger, Microsoft, Microsoft Research, Millenium Goals, Office 2010, Student Technology, Technology Competition, Weekend Reading, Windows Live Comments OffTwitter for Android: Robots like to share too
Posted by Leland on April 30th, 2010
When we tweet what’s happening around us, we share not only our thoughts, but also web pages, photos, videos, location…anything. Mobile phones are increasingly part of our lives, and we seem to be doing everything but making phone calls. Reading t…
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Posted in Social Networks Tags: Apis, developers, Experiences, Google, Great Time, mobile, Mobile Phones, Phonebook, Reading The News, Robots, Screens, Second Nature, Taking Photos, Timeline, Tweet, Tweets, Twitter, Web Pages, Widget, World Cup, Youtube Video Comments OffDistracted driving and cell phones
Posted by Lawrence Chang on April 30th, 2010
“Distracted driving” is when you drive while taking your hands off the steering wheel, your eyes off the road, or your mind off of driving. Whether you are eating while driving or using your cell phone while driving, distracted driving increases your …
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Posted in Google, Mobile Networks Tags: android, Cell Phone, Cell Phones, Doodle, Email, Google, Google Maps, google maps navigation, iphone, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Products, Oprah Winfrey, Oprah Winfrey Show, Palm, palm webos, Park Your Car, Safe Place, Steering Wheel, Wheel Comments OffShare your photos on orkut
Posted by A Googler on April 30th, 2010
Some time ago we announced a new, faster and more fun photo experience on orkut. After that, we showed you how to share photos directly from Picasa, and how to import your photos from Picasa Web Albums. More recently, we announced that now you can also…
Posted in Google, Social Networks Tags: Ariel, Blogspot, Bp, Button Style, Fun Photo, Google, Help Forum, Operations Team, Orkut, Photo Experience, Photo Sharing, Picasa Web Albums, Png, S320, Scraps, Share Photos, Share Your Photos, Thumbnail, True Data, Yt Comments OffAnd we’re off to the races
Posted by Bing on April 30th, 2010
It’s time to dust off your best hat and find that recipe for Mint Juleps. That’s right, this weekend marks the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby. Before the horses take to the track as “My Old Kentucky Home” plays we want to make sure you are ready for the festivities.
If you are looking for the Kentucky Derby details Bing provides an instant answer that will give you the information to the event as well as some useful links to the race contenders, tickets, and fashion. Make sure to check back after the race for the instant answers with all the race results as well.
Each year the excitement that surrounds this event grows as fans wonder which horse will claim the right to wear the garland of roses. So even if you are not at Churchill Downs taking part in the many Kentucky Derby traditions make sure you check the horses, grab your hat, pick your favorite horse and tune into to watch as they speed around the track to the finish line.
Good luck!
Kristin Meldahl – Bing
Posted in Microsoft, Search News Tags: Churchill Downs, Excitement, Fashion, Festivities, Finish Line, Garland Of Roses, Good Luck, Horses, instant answers, Kentucky Derby, Meldahl, Mint Juleps, Nbsp, Old Kentucky Home, Plays, Race Contenders, Race Tickets, Running, Traditions Comments OffKeeping Track of the World with Chrome Extensions
Posted by Koh Kim on April 29th, 2010
In recent weeks, we saw not only breaking news, but erupting, stunning and unveiling news! To keep myself from drowning in the news flood, I found that using a few Chrome extensions can help me keep track of it all.If you’re a media enthusiast like I a…
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Posted in Browsers, Google Tags: Breaking News, Cricket, Economic Headlines, Espn, Favorite Sites, Financial Times, Flickr, Flood, Formula 1, Google, Koh, Live Scores, Neat Feature, Npr Programs, politics, Pop Up, Product Marketing Manager, Rugby, Stylish Magazine, Twitter Comments OffHTML5 Video
Posted by ieblog on April 29th, 2010
There’s been a lot of posting about video and video formats on the web recently. This is a good opportunity to talk about Microsoft’s point of view.
The future of the web is HTML5. Microsoft is deeply engaged in the HTML5 process with the W3C. HTML…
Posted in Browsers, Microsoft Tags: Acceleration Support, Codecs, Course Developers, Distinction, H 264 Codec, Hardware Acceleration, Hardware Support, HTML5, Intellectual Property Rights, Interactive Web Applications, Playback, Point Of View, Royalty, Source Code, Standardization, Typical Consumer, Using Flash, Video Camera, Video Formats, Video On The Web, Video Support Comments Off
