Jul 30 2010

Microsoft’s Mobile Morass, Part 1

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Microsoft recently announced record revenues of $16.04 billion for its fourth fiscal quarter of the year, which ended June 30. This was 22 percent up year over year. Operating income, net income and diluted earnings per share for the quarter were up 49 percent, 48 percent and 50 percent, respectively, year over year. The company provided relatively conservative growth figures in its guidance for the first half of 2011. Is that good enough? Most of its businesses are tied to the PC and server market, and the world is going mobile.
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Jul 30 2010

iOS 4 Murders iPhone 3G … but Nobody’s Perfect

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Apple is looking into reports that its iOS 4 does not run well on older devices such as the iPhone 3G and 3GS. To be sure, Apple has warned from the beginning that not all of the features — in particular, the multitasking in iOS 4 — could be supported on older devices. However, owners of those phones have found that upgrading resulted in problems more extreme than the lack of new features. Most of the complaints center on devices that slow down to the point where they are barely functional.
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Oct 28 2008

Buy and sell links with LinkXL

Published by TJantunen under Make money online,Programs

LinkXL is the first technology of its kind to allow all parties to buy and sell text link advertising within existing website content using a fully automated system, establishing a more mainstream, targeted, and cost-effective method of text link advertising. With the introduction of LinkXL, advertisers can buy links to organically grow the link popularity of their website while publishers can make their keywords available to a much wider cross-section than ever before. For more information, visit LinkXL.

LinkXL is one of the newest solutions for webmasters and bloggers to monetize the content on their blog or website by selling automatically placed inline text links. LinkXL takes a novel approach to buying and selling text links in that the advertising links are targeted to relevant keywords on a particular site and not just a floating link on a blog’s sidebar or a website’s footer such as with TLA or TNX.

LinkXL’s techniques are more like Kontera ContentLink, Adbrite inline ads or Chitika inline ads in that LinkXL delivers text link advertisting within existing content on your site or blog. All of this is accomplished using a fully automated system that distributes links based completely on a publishers preferences and settings.

If you’re a webmaster who is concerned with Google’s crackdown on buying and selling text advertising links, LinkXL has a soluton for you that won’t anger the Google gods because publishers have the option of choosing to have links tagged as nofollow. The nofollow option is what makes LinkXL a truly contextual advertising system as opposed to another link selling for pagerank scenario.

The Basics for Publishers

LinkXL seems to have a very innovative system for the automated placement of links. The publisher is allowed complete control of pricing of links based on Google pagerank and publishers can choose whether links are followed or nofollowed.

After you’ve added your site, you’re prompted to add filters for your website to tell the LinkXL engine which pages in your site you will be indexing in the system for link placement. The filters allow wildcards, so for example, you could only sell links on your forum or blog by using a filter such as /blog/* or /forum/* and links will only be placed in those directories.

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Jul 30 2010

Gates Assails WikiLeaks Over Release of Reports

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The defense secretary said the breach had endangered lives and damaged the ability of others to trust the U.S.



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Jul 30 2010

Gadget Thumbnails for 29-Jul-2010

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Tech Cult – We cover the latest tech news, but always with a funny twist.
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Jul 30 2010

Make Money Online in Record Time by Building Your List!

Published by TJantunen under Make money online

Guest Post by Paul McCarthy

If you’re new to making money online then I have three words that will hopefully transform the way you look at your new business. This article will help you make money online in record time and I only wish I had this information when I started out!

Build Your List

All the top internet marketers out there have the ability to generate wealth on demand and the reason they can do this is because they have spent time to get people onto their mailing list.

This means that when they release new information products, they instantly have a list of prospects to sell items to. This usually means an instant pay off every time a product is launched and is extremely powerful.

How do you Build a Sizable list?

Building a list is actually pretty easy. Here are the steps that you need to follow:-

1. Create a one page web site where you offer a free gift in exchange for the name and email address of your visitors

2. Create the gift that you are going to give away to your visitors – often this simply needs to be a short report. There’s no need to create a whole book to give away. Generally speaking, less is more, because people are always after quick fixes to their problems.

3. Drive traffic to your one page web site

And that’s really all there is to it.

So, let’s assume that we were in the male dating niche. We might have a one page web site that offered a free e-book that people could download. The e-book might tell them how to approach any woman confidently and successfully.

Of course, a male who’s having dating problems would visit the page, see the free e-book and feel enticed to enter his name and email address into the opt-in box.

How do you Make Money from your List?

Here’s the clever part. You can use software services called autoresponders that allow you to add emails in advance of them being sent. This means that you can set up a year’s worth of emails to be sent out, sit back and let the whole thing work on autopilot.

So, firstly, you should focus on providing top quality information to your prospects on your list. Make sure that they enjoy receiving emails from you and that you’re providing real value and helping them to solve their problems.

After the initial relationship building stage, you can then start make soft and hard sells of products. You can either sell your own products or you can be an affiliate for products that other people have created.

So continuing our example from earlier: Once the prospect is on your list, he’d received some really helpful dating tips from you that he could go out in the “field” and try out on women. After a week or so, you’d then recommend a product, or mention your own product, that is specifically aimed at helping men have more success with women.

Of course you’d mention this product in each of the further emails that you send out.

The Money Making Machine….

And that’s really all there is to making money online – it’s not rocket science – but learning the skills to get everything set up the first time round takes a little learning.

If you want a rock-star lifestyle then I truly believe that internet marketing is your quickest ticket. If you just take the time to learn the skills you can really create a desirable lifestyle for yourself.

If you’d like to learn step by step how to create an online business that I’ve just described here then enter your name and email address here: http://www.fromzerotowebsite.com and I’ll teach you personally myself for free.

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Jul 29 2010

Budget Laptop Lock Review: Noteguard

Published by TJantunen under General,Reviews,Technology

Source: Top Ten Overall Electronics Articles
In your quest for laptop security, a high-priced laptop lock may not always be a feasible option. In our research, we identified a reasonably priced laptop cable from YourCableStore.com that can satisfy the security needs of the laptop user on a budget. While this cable isn’t quite as heavy duty as some of the products on our main lineup, it …
from Top Ten Overall Electronics Articles

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Jul 29 2010

How to Achieve The Best Sound On Your Computer

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Source: Top Ten Overall Electronics Articles
For years people have discussed the pros and cons of onboard sound and sound cards. Both have their advantages so it’s a tough call as to which is the better choice. As far as sound quality goes, generally speaking sound cards are better than integrated sound on your motherboard. The drawback is the additional cost. The controversy is whether or …
from Top Ten Overall Electronics Articles

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Jul 29 2010

Hacker Makes ATMs Cough Up Cash Willy-Nilly

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Security researcher Barnaby Jack demonstrated remote hacks against two automated teller machines that made them spew out money at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas on Wednesday. A large number of ATMs is vulnerable to remote and physical attacks, said Jack, who works for IOActive. The manufacturers of the ATMs, Triton Systems and Tranax, have patched the vulnerabilities, Jack found, but he said there are similar flaws in ATMs from other manufacturers. Jack reportedly developed an exploit kit he calls “Dillinger” to access ATMs.
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