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July 4, 2008 |

Chevy Beat looks like a Toyota knockoff

Chevy Beat looks like a Toyota knockoff Continuing with its gradual migration toward a fuel efficient fleet of vehicles, GM has decided to bring the Chevy Beat to North America. The Beat is a subcompact car designed to bring a sporty look to a small form factor. The interesting part? It looks a lot like a Toyota.


July 3, 2008 |

Firefox 3 world record spurs Mozilla to new browser market share high

Firefox 3 world record spurs Mozilla to new browser market share highForget the video games console war between the PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 for a moment, and forget also the high definition format war which ended earlier this year with Blu-ray beating HD DVD to a pulp. There is another battle ongoing, and it is one of almost David and Goliath proportions: the battle of the Web browsers.


July 3, 2008 |

Virgin Media backtracks over illegal file-sharing BPI warning letters

Virgin Media backtracks over illegal file-sharing BPI warning lettersIt’s been known for quite a few months that Virgin media was going to become the first ISP in the UK to keep tabs on what its broadband customers were doing online. Letters starting being sent out to alleged illegal file-sharing offenders recently but the wording of the warning was more harsh than expected by both the recipients and even the company itself.


July 3, 2008 |

Police create new txt message hot line

Police create new txt message hot line With the prevalence of cell phones among all ages of the population, over 100 different law enforcement communities are entering the new era of text messaging by providing a crime stoppers text hot line. 


July 2, 2008 |

GM slams Toyota, says its cars are just as fuel efficient

GM slams Toyota, says its cars are just as fuel efficient The flagship car in GM’s green product offering is the Chevy Volt, but the company is demonstrating that it’s making fuel efficiency gains with other models as well. It looks like consumers are noticing too because sales numbers GM has released are showing improvement. Could there be truth to GM’s claim that Toyota doesn’t have all the answers when it comes to green cars?


July 2, 2008 |

WordPress already moving on to version 2.6

WordPress just released major upgrade 2.5 not too long ago, followed closely by a bug fix and security update under WordPress 2.5.1. The popular blog platform is already moving right along to the next version, however. Should you upgrade when the next version drops in a week or so? How do you decide?


July 2, 2008 |

Future Trains may never stop

Future Trains may never stop A Taiwanese inventor has proposed a new power saving idea for train travel – trains that never stop.  Even with regenerative breaking, stopping the train loses energy and is inefficient.  So why not change the method of boarding and leaving the train?


July 2, 2008 |

A MOOving new biodegradable oil from GET

A MOOving new biodegradable oil from GET What a dilemma for vegans?  Here is a 100% biodegradable engine oil, made entirely from products grown in America but those products happen to be cows, pigs and chickens.  Omnivores, however, will have absolutely no problem getting behind this new technology.


July 1, 2008 |

New hi-tech milk jug stores 50% more per cubic foot

New hi-tech milk jug stores 50% more per cubic foot In times of hardship humans often innovate, reaching for new efficiencies and cost savings. The dairy and retail industries are no different, and a new stackable milk jug promises to cut transportation costs by maximizing the available space in each delivery truck. But, some grocery shoppers think the new design stinks.


July 1, 2008 |

iPhone to cost $399 for existing customers — Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint rejoice

iPhone to cost $399 for existing customers -- Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint rejoiceWell, ain’t that a B? Here all the existing customers with AT&T were throwing full-blown parties for the low iPhone 3G costs, only to find out that AT&T will only be gracing new customers with the low-priced handsets.


July 1, 2008 |

Drilling in ANWAR is joke

Drilling in ANWAR is a joke One of the good things about large extended families is that you can always find someone who knows something about any topic.  One of my cousins has worked in the oil industry for years as a geologist evaluating different areas for oil exploration.


July 1, 2008 |

Textbook piracy poses a problem for publishers and students

Text book piracy poses a problem for publishers and students Back in the mid eighties, I represented a college text book company selling textbooks to colleges in South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina.  Achieving my preset goal was based on the number of books purchased by the schools. 


July 1, 2008 |

Did Barack Obama supporters manipulate Google in to banning blogs?

Did Barack Obama supporters manipulate Google in to banning blogs?Freedom of expression is one of the cornerstones of the Internet, with anything which is above the law pretty much allowed and tolerated. But those freedoms can sometimes be manipulated to cause someone else’s right to express their views seemingly disappear.


July 1, 2008 |

Warner hops aboard Nokia Music Store boat

Warner hops aboard Nokia Music Store boat Warner Music’s agreed to partner with Nokia for the latter’s “Comes with Music” programme.


June 30, 2008 |

Plastination at Body Worlds may preserve your corpse for decades!

Plastination at Body Worlds may preserve your body for decades! Caskets and cremation are old hat — in today’s world members of the Body Worlds donor program have signed over plastination rights to their body upon death, which means the corpse will likely enjoy a long shelf life as bodily fluids are replaced with plastic. Most donors feel as though they’re giving back to humankind by allowing others to study their material remains. But, critics worry that some of the bodies on display may have been procured through “questionable means”.


June 30, 2008 |

Verizon catches new touchscreen cell phone Motorola Blaze

Verizon catches new touchscreen cell phone Motorola BlazeMotorola, now B-list handset manufacturer that once gave us the all-powerful Razor, doesn’t want to be left off the touchscreen handset gravy train. For that reason, Motorola has created the Blaze, a smart-looking little handset, all decked out in red, for all the CDMA fans over at Verizon.


June 30, 2008 |

The Unicycle makes way for the Monocycle

The Unicycle makes way for the Monocycle Unicycle’s require balance and coordination.  Monocycle’s require agility and balance.   Like the Unicycle there is one wheel and one seat, but there the similarity ends.  Amazingly enough a new type of pedaled riding vehicle has been invented for those that were bored with only the trillion or so types of bicycles and unicycles available.


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