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OpenOffice 3.0 Beta launched
OpenOffice, the free opensource office suite, released OpenOffice 3.0 Beta yesterday. This latest release now runs on Mac OS X without requiring X11 to be running as well. And there are versions for Windows and Linux obviously. There are a … Continue reading
Posted in office 2.0
Tagged beta, google, google docs, killer combination, Linux, mac os x, Microsoft, microsoft office, new features, office software, openoffice, opensource, os x, spreadsheet, ui, x11
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iPhone and iPod Touch leading to huge increase in mobile web browsing
Two stories being reported today point to how Apple got it right with the iPhone/iPod Touch. In the first story, coming out of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, EE Times is reporting that: A blue-ribbon panel of human behavior … Continue reading
Posted in iPod, mobile
Tagged 3g, apple iphones, bluetooth, ee times, google, iphone, iPod touch, mobile handset, mobile telecommunications, user experience
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OpenSocial signs up MySpace and SixApart too!
I mentioned earlier in the week that Google was about to launch OpenSocial, a Social Network API platform. Since then Mike Arrington in TechCrunch is reporting that not only is it happenning but MySpace, Bebo and SixApart are on board … Continue reading
Posted in google, social networks
Tagged apis, bebo, facebook, friendster, google, hi5, hyves, imeem, linkedin, myspace, open platform, orkut, plaxo, salesforce, sixapart, social applications, techcrunch, viadeo
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Microsoft buys 1.6% of FaceBook for $240m
The New York Times is reporting this morning that Microsoft has bought a 1.6% stake in Facebook for $240m, this values the company at $15bn. This values Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s 23 year old founder at $3bn and Accel Partners, the … Continue reading
Posted in google, Microsoft, social networks
Tagged facebook, google, Microsoft, new york times, nytimes
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A sad day for Internet freedoms in China
If this were any other country you wouldn’t believe it but the Great Firewall of China has started re-directing traffic from the three major search engines (Yahoo!, Live.com and Google) to the Chinese owned search engine Baidu.com! Other sites such … Continue reading
Posted in Search Engines
Tagged baidu, blogsearch, chinese government, google, internet freedoms, internet traffic, major search engines, Microsoft, search engine, youtube
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First Gphones shipping?
Rumour has it that the first 50,000 Gphones will ship from Taiwanese handset-maker HTC‘s manufacturing facility before the end of the year. While 50,000 may seem like a modest number, “These initial phones are not going to be for sale,†… Continue reading
Posted in mobile
Tagged business model, google, gphone, htc, internet access, mobile space, ubs
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Google launch video ads (kinda)
Good friend Marshall Kirkpatrick broke the news yesterday that Google were going to start offering video ads to people publishing ads using Google’s Adsense program. I use Adsense to publish the few ads that are on this site. The official … Continue reading
Congrats to the guys in Jaiku
I see Jaiku were bought by Google yesterday. What is Jaiku? Jaiku is what Twitter would be if it worked reliably and had neat functionality. I’m delighted for them. If you don’t currently have a Jaiku account then you may … Continue reading
Posted in IT@Cork, social media, social networks, Web 2.0
Tagged engstrom, google, IT@Cork, jaiku, orkut, reboot, robert scoble, twitter
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WordPress 2.3 upgrade breaks RSS feed
Sean McNamara alerted me via the comments on this blog that my RSS feed was broken (thanks a million Sean). I sorted that out this morning so it should be good again and Google Reader is certainly having no problem … Continue reading





