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Another $200 Million Raised by Twitter For Funding

Posted on December 16, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

Another $200 Million Raised by Twitter For Funding-Twitter has raised another $200 million to help its popular online communications service keep on growing . It has been reported that the investment had come from venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Byers and other investors. The social networking site also added two new board members including veteran Another $200 Million Raised by Twitter For Funding is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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HTC Incredible Set Release for Verizon

Posted on April 7, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

HTC Incredible Set Release for Verizon – The Verizon has officially announced the release of the Nexus One for this year, and some speculations are spreading over the internet about the Apple jumping ship and switch to Verizon and in fact, a twitter post came and said that the HTC Incredible is imminent on the Verizon network now. If you are exited for the release of Nexus One, the Verizon said that it will going to be released in the market anytime from now. AT & T will be the official network provider since the Verizon will be planning to rule this one soon in the market. Now, the issue about the HTC Incredible Set Releas for Verizon Nexus One has not been confirmed yet. People now are ever wondering, whats all about this HTC Incredible release and how it will lay down the feature for a new smart-phone now. Some are tagging that this new label will be a real iPhone destroyer. Please standby here for the latest updates and feeds about the HTC Incredible Set Release soon for the Verizon Nexus One. Find it out in a couple of days from now, how the Verizon Nexus One will rock the techy market after the said launching date. HTC Incredible Set Release for Verizon is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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Texas Appliance Rebate Starts Monday – Texas Powerful Smart

Posted on April 7, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

Texas Appliance Rebate Starts Monday – Texas Powerful Smart – Today begins the signing up for the appliance rebate program and if you are thinking to upgrade your dishwasher, hot water heater and fridge, then do something now. Texas residents who apply for a rebate must replace an old, but functional, appliance from one of the eligible categories with a new ENERGY STAR or CEE qualified appliance. Rebate amount vary based on what you buy. For example, the rebate for a new washing machine ranges from $150 to $255 depending on the type and if you recycle the old one. In some reports, rebates range from $45 up to $1,000 and may even be more if you qualify for the additional rebate through your electric utility. Katy State Rep. Bill Callegari urged area residents to take full advantage of the unique opportunity. “This is a limited-time opportunity for families to save money and conserve energy while replacing their old appliances with more energy efficient ones,” Callegari said.  “The short term and long term savings available to everyone who participates are hard to ignore.” So what are you waiting for now, to register for your rebate, visit now www.texaspowerfulsmart.org or call 1-877-780-3039. The rebate program started April 7, 2010 at exactly 5:00 am. Texas Appliance Rebate Starts Monday – Texas Powerful Smart is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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HP Slate versus the Apple iPad

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

It looks like that the recently launched wireless tablet is in trouble. Just a while ago, a touch competitor in the same gadget category revealed the specifications of their new product. Presenting, the HP Slate, the details are courtesy of an internal HP presentation, which shows the specs of the upcoming device, including both its advantages over the iPad and its weaknesses–such as half of the battery life of Apple’s tablet. Here are some of the differences on the specifications: The iPad’s screen resolution is a little bit better than the HP slate (1024 Continue reading →

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iPad News: iPad 3G – iPad Lines Updates and Release Date

Posted on April 3, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

iPad News: iPad 3G – iPad Lines Updates and Release Date – This is a good news to all the gadgets lovers across the country, the Apple Computer has just started to sell the iPad tablet this Saturday. People have been calling this Apple Ipad the “XXL size of the Iphone”, But once you get to hold its, its a new world in your Hands. This is a gadget or handheld device through which the users can view movies or even surf in the internet and read e-books online and lastly can play games too. But the sad part of it, while it is a disappointment to hear that the iPad 3G will now only be released later this month, it is good news for iPad “Wi-Fi only” customers. They will only need to stand in shorter line with their fellow 3G-less bretherans. The iPads that went on sale Saturday include Wi-Fi, and are priced ranging from US$499 to $699, depending on storage capabilities, which range from 16GB to 64GB. Models becoming available later this month will include 3G mobile broadband, and will cost from $629 to $829. Please stay tuned here as we will give you the updates for the launching or release date of iPad 3G in the market as soon as we get additional information about this latest gadget trends in market. iPad News: iPad 3G – iPad Lines Updates and Release Date is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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iPad: Apple’s Slate Computer

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

The iPad is a portable slate computer with a touch-sensitive screen and has no keyboard. Other companies like HP are working on slate computers, which are very useful for reading and watching videos. However, the Amazon Kindle has an easy-on-the-eyes-display. Just like these amazing gadgets, some people still figure out whether they still need a new touch-screen computer from Apple. Here are some answers to the common questions about the iPad, which is an Apple’s much-awaited “slate” computer. 1. What is the difference of an iPad from a laptop? The Apple iPad belongs to the slate or tablet category of portable personal computers however it is different from laptop because it doesn’t have a hardware keyboard. iPad has a touch-sensitive screen to type and to navigate the files and photos. 2. What is the difference of an iPad from an e-reader? The iPad serves like an e-reader and a personal computer as well, but there are some remarkable differences between the two. First, the iPad has a color display while the Kindle is only black-and-white. Second, the iPad displays books horizontally, with two pages showing, or it could be viewed vertically, zooming in on a single page of text; while the Kindle only works in vertical mode. Third is the access of books from different online bookstore. iPad users can purchase books from iBookstore, Apple’s new digital bookstore, which supports an open e-book format called ePub; while Kindle users are required to buy books from Amazon.com 3. If there’s no keyboard, how can you type on the iPad? The iPad’s keyboard is a graphic that pops up on the device’s touch-sensitive screen. The iPad keyboard is just about the same size as the one on the desktop. 4. What does iPad do best? The iPad is appropriately designed for providing various types of media such as reading books, browsing the Web and watching videos, and a gaming device too. Although it doesn’t have a DVD player, the user can download videos from Apple, or even stream from the Web. 5. What are the physical features of iPad? The iPad is a half-inch thick and weighs about 1 and half pounds. Its screen is 9.7 inches across. iPad: Apple’s Slate Computer is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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Newest iPad Apps Making Episode Streaming, Comics and Book Reading Possible

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

Yes it’s true you can now stream on your iPad with the free apps that NBS, CBS and Netflix offers. On the Netflix app, users can manage their accounts, and stream on the Netflix Watch Instantly library. The new app is somehow the same to the iPhone and iTouch. CBS Corp. and Walt Disney Co’s ABC on the other hand are adapting some of its episodes so that it will be viewable and the best part of it is—-it’s free of charge. CBS shows can be streamed using the iPad’s built-in web browser while ABC will enable streaming on the iPad approximately its 20 popular series through a Wi-Fi connection. Disney online don’t want to be left behind, it built a custom iPad version for their website Disney.com. Recently, it released two read-along apps, “Toy Story” and “Toy Story 2”. Toy Story app is free while Toy Story 2 app is $8.99 and comes with a one month free subscription to disneydigitalbooks.com, four new apps will be available this spring. Marvel Comics App is now available on the iPad and offers 500 comic books featuring Iron Man, Captain America, Spider-Man, Hulk, Thor and more of the world’s most popular Super Heroes. It offers a 3-page preview so you can decide before you purchase a comic to read, a comic shop locator and multiple viewing modes. The iPad becomes better and better as the days go by, watch out for the latest apps waiting for you, I won’t reveal it yet, there are six more that will come soon. Newest iPad Apps Making Episode Streaming, Comics and Book Reading Possible is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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Google April Fools Prank Online: Topeka is Google April Fools

Posted on April 1, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

If you are in the US and you are wondering why Google changed its logo to a certain word named “Topeka”, then you are fooled. LOL. Topeka is today’s April Fools Prank Online by the search engine giant Google. Google used this word “Topeka” to give honor to what the real “Topeka” did for them. Accordingly, Topeka is a name of a town in Kansas. In an effort to win the bid for Google’s broadband network service, If you don’t know, Topeka Mayor Bill Bunten issued a proclamation last month to temporarily change their town’s name from Topeka to Google Kansas. Well, this move by residents of Topeka is honored by Google and they are just returning the favor that’s why they changed their company name to Topeka. However, if you are asking if Google is really changing its name, the answer to that is a big NO. Google is not changing its name permanently to Topeka. It was just a temporary change. It will go back to its original “Google” name after April Fools Day. Because of that fact, you cannot use the word “Topekaing” vis a vis the word “Googling” when you are using Google’s search engine. Google April Fools Prank Online: Topeka is Google April Fools is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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April Fools Prank Online: Topeka is Google April Fools

Posted on April 1, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

If you are in the US and you are wondering why Google changed its logo to a certain word named “Topeka”, then you are fooled. LOL. Topeka is today’s April Fools Prank Online by the search engine giant Google. Google used this word “Topeka” to give honor to what the real “Topeka” did for them. Accordingly, Topeka is a name of a town in Kansas. In an effort to win the bid for Google’s broadband network service, If you don’t know, Topeka Mayor Bill Bunten issued a proclamation last month to temporarily change their town’s name from Topeka to Google Kansas. Well, this move by residents of Topeka is honored by Google and they are just returning the favor that’s why they changed their company name to Topeka. However, if you are asking if Google is really changing its name, the answer to that is a big NO. Google is not changing its name permanently to Topeka. It was just a temporary change. It will go back to its original “Google” name after April Fools Day. Because of that fact, you cannot use the word “Topekaing” vis a vis the word “Googling” when you are using Google’s search engine. April Fools Prank Online: Topeka is Google April Fools is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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Topeka April Fool Joke: Google Topeka April Fool: Why Does Google Say Topeka?

Posted on April 1, 2010 by Benny Hollywood

Topeka April Fool Joke: Google Topeka April Fool: Why Does Google Say Topeka? – It seems that the April Fools Day celebration is also invading the internet specially the largest search engine Google. What happened today is that Google turned its super big search engine on its ear Thursday by changing its name to Topeka as a way of April Fools Day joke. Google said the move was inspired by a Kansas town which in March changed its name to that of the Internet giant as part of a US bidding process to be the test hub for the company’s experimental super-fast broadband network. “Early last month the mayor of Topeka, Kansas stunned the world by announcing that his city was changing its name to Google,” Google chief executive Eric Schmidt said in the company blog. Apparently, Topeka, which refers to Topeka in Kansas, is the luckiest city that was chosen as Google’s experimental on its ultra-fast broadband network. At the bidding of its mayor, Kansas city temporarily renamed itself as Google. That’s why it’s to give the honor for that movement. So now I guess, you already know whats the secret behind the Topeka Google issue. Maybe a lot of you now knows whats going on after reading this post now. Topeka April Fool Joke: Google Topeka April Fool: Why Does Google Say Topeka? is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

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