The Stories of the Next Generation of Creativity of YouTube Partners
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
The Stories of the Next Generation of Creativity of YouTube Partners
"There're over 20,000 people in the YouTube Partner Program, and numerous other companies and organizations using YouTube to draw attention to their causes and promote businesses. We're helping our Partners grow their careers by running programs like YouTube NextUp and Creator Institute, and working to make the site a better and better place for people to grow businesses and build audiences."
Thursday, July 14, 2011
New MacBook Airs Are Coming Next Week (AAPL)
Adjust your calenders accordingly: New MacBook Airs aren't coming out this week.
John Paczkowski at All Things D says they're coming out next week. Look for an announcement next Thursday or Friday.
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Comment on Can Android be Microsoft’s next $1 billion business? by dave
Wait a minute now think, stop, think. We in the U.S. live in a market society. think about what you are saying with "free" nothing is free. Most people expect a paycheck for their work, I personally don't mind paying a developer for their work, or music, or food from a farmer. Now think, think how can Google give away there work to me, yet still earn billions? Think! "Free" is a salmon egg on a hook free to the trout? Maybe you can see it that way, but is the fish free at the market? No. Google is in the business of selling people, people are the fish at the market, customers pay Google alot for their product wich is people. MS makes a product and sells it to you, sounds like a market system. Perhaps a utopian age of Aquarius would be nice, but I'm guessing our animal nature has some evolving to do before that happens. Think of free like the alphabet is free to use, but a book you pay the author for their story. Opensource or not its all the same at the end of the day, people want to earn a living, in the market system money is still important. You are paying for a developers skill in arranging code.
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Friday, July 1, 2011
Facebook Launching In-Browser Video Chat Powered by Skype Next Week!
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been making no bones about Facebook's plan to launch "something super awesome" next week. The press invitations to that event went out today, saying nothing more than "Please join us for an event at Facebook" on July 6.
Facebook Launching In-Browser Video Chat Powered by Skype Next Week!
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Why The Browser Matters, And The Next Wave Of Browser Innovation
Before my partner Marc Andreessen and his friends at the University of Illinois invented the browser in 1993, most people thought only scientists and researchers would use the Internet. The Internet was thought to be too arcane, insecure and slow to meet real business needs. Even after the team introduced Mosaic, the world’s first browser, almost nobody thought the Internet would be significant beyond the scientific community—least of all the most important technology industry leaders who were busy building proprietary alternatives.
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Thursday, June 30, 2011
Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook Is Going To "Launch Something Awesome" Next Week
Get ready for something "awesome" from the only social network that matters.
Mark Zuckerberg told reporters Facebook is "launch something awesome" next week.
He didn't reveal much else, but if we had to guess it would be an iPad app.
However, Zuckerberg said whatever it is that is being revealed was made in its new Seattle office.
We'll be on hand, and we'll get his thoughts on Google+.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Here's Everything We Know About The Next MacBook Air So Far (AAPL)
The rumors of a new MacBook Air release have gotten to the point where there's little doubt in anyone's mind that it's coming soon.
The new Airs will likely sport Intel's "Sandy Bridge" processors, which are designed to use up less power in portable devices. Apple also has plans to add Thunderbolt, the port that lets you transfer data at 10 Gbps. (That's way, way faster than your current USB port.)
We're expecting an official announcement from Apple any day now. In the meantime, check out all the latest rumors about the MacBook Air refresh below.
Thunderbolt for super-fast data transfers (Likely)
The new MacBook Airs will probably get a Thunderbolt port. Thunderbolt is Intel's technology that allows data transfers of up to 10 Gbps. That means you can transfer a full HD movie in about 30 seconds. Apple has been adding Thunderbolt to all of its Macs, so it makes sense for the Air to get one too.
Sandy Bridge processors from Intel (Likely)
Intel's Sandy Bridge processors (Core i5 and i7) are powerful, low-power processors designed for devices just like the MacBook Air. It'd be a nice step up from the Air's current Core 2 Duo processors.
What about an A5 processor, just like the iPad 2 has? (Very unlikely)
Although there have been reports of Apple testing A5 processors in MacBook Airs, there is little to no chance they'll ever see the light of day. But that is a sign Apple is experimenting with iOS on devices other than tablets and phones. It's possible a future version of the Air will be more iPad than Mac.
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