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“Internet”

Mar
18
2010

Internet on TV -“Google TV”

The three majors Google, Sony and Intel have plans to come to your living room bringing the best of the internet to TV screens. This was revealed by an authoritative source: the New York Times.
The system will be called “Google TV”, will be made by Sony and powered by Intel chips. It has built a [...]

Mar
18
2010

Facebook has surpassed Google, Big G has to worry?

Yesterday we reported the news stating that Facebook, for a whole week has passed Google in terms of page views even in the U.S.Facebook has managed to overcome Google in United states. In practice, the Americans prefer the internet social networking search engine? Google will give up Its leadership? Nonetheless, the expansion of Facebook (+185% [...]

Mar
17
2010

Hitwise survey shows Google home page loses the primacy of visits

As had already happened to the advantage of MySpace, the Google home page loses the primacy of visits for an entire week. But it’s early to declare the decline of Mountain View. Facebook has indeed picked up 7.07 per cent of visitors to the U.S. network on its home page, compared with 7.03 percent of [...]

Mar
17
2010

Twitter launches @ anywhere to boost the interoperability of service

Sometimes what you do not announce that react more than you post. Twitter has experienced this on Monday. Everyone waited for the presentation of the supposedly imminent advertising platform, while its co-founder Evan Williams was the guest star of the SXSW conference
The system allows partner sites to more closely integrate the networking site by creating [...]

Mar
16
2010

Now Tweet Anytime @ Anywhere

Twitter soon no longer ‘only on Twitter but also on other sites too , wherever the users try using the platform of’ @ Anywhere ‘. The project, launched by the micro-blogging site, will ‘bring the service’ anywhere ‘,’ Anywhere ‘in fact, outside of your web pages. The CEO of Twitter, Evan Williams said that [...]

Mar
6
2010

FCC proposes to revamp Universal Service Fund

FCC, which is planning to bring high-speed internet connection all over America, will propose including the government program that now subsidizes telephone service in poor and rural areas.
The Federal Communications Commission will also propose to revamp the Universal Service Fund as part of a national broadband plan.
The USF was established to ensure that all Americans [...]

Feb
26
2010

Skype and Internet TV by Samsung

Samsung launches TV with Skype and Internet : Samsung today launched the new series of high-definition TV LED model 7000 and 8000, which will be Skype, allowing users to make video calls and voice through the TV.
“Inclusion Skype in our televisions perfectly meets the expectations of consumers. We are happy that now our clients can [...]

Feb
11
2010

Google Net: Internet access to high speed

Google after the browser joins the lead of the operating system, now the California Company wants to transform itself into a provider of Internet access to high speed. Google already offers some wireless networks in Mountain View, this time the access service would be deployed throughout the country and shared with ISPs that is an [...]

Jan
23
2010

Tweeting from Space

The internet has taken a giant leap.  An American astronaut, the Expedition 22 flight engineer of International Space Station (ISS), TJ Creamer, sent for the first time a Twitter message from space on Friday, Jan 22, 2010.  NASA described it as, The “ultimate wireless”.
“Hi Twitterverse!” (pun in English between worlds “universe”, and Twitter), says Timothy [...]

Jan
23
2010

Internet and Twitter reached space

Direct Internet and Twitter on space :- The crew of the International Space Station obtained direct Internet access for the first time . U.S. astronaut Timothy Creamer for the first time sent a short message on Twitter from the International Space Station (ISS).
“Hello Twitterverse!,” “We r now LIVE tweeting from the International Space Station—the 1st [...]