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From Gizmodo: Nokia was rumored to be building it, but according to the WSJ Verizon Wireless ' first 4G handset will debut mid-2011, running on the LTE network that's launching end of this year after Boston and Seattle guinea pigged the
my new york off broadway musical debut. the day went very well, i believe. after every day rehearsal for the last three weeks, we finally put it up in front of an audience. now, this is children's theater. this means that the average age of our 11:00 am performance was about two and and future prince who had all kinds of fun gadgets that he "invented". i suppose they may have enjoyed myself as king but only because i took up the most space and had an awesome cape on.
The made in China 'monster MSN' on Friday reached a significant milestone of an impressive 100 million peak concurrent users online since its debut in 1999, according to a blog post published on its site. In response to the remarkable achievement, QQ has expressed their appreciation and thanked its users for helping the platform to reach a new level. 1亿 = 100 million; 1万 = 10000. In 2007, Tencent, the company that owns QQ, had a market value of over HK$100 billion
The new “Waffle” date-picker gadget adds a waffle to your wave and sends out an event notice for people to vote on. WHAT?! Maybe I'm missing the big picture here but I still don't get what a waffle signifies other than a yummy breakfast
Plastic Logic Aims New Que E-Reader at Business Users; CES 2010: Que Touchcreen E-Reader Packs in Features – Video – Wired; Slim, Large Screen E-Reader Skiff to Debut on Sprint; New Freescale Chip Could Birth a $150 E-Reader
