Google may have finally enabled Rich formatted signatures for their Gmail service, but it’s hard to feel as if this is anything new. What with Greasemonkey for Firefox and work-arounds in Chrome, having fancy
The Squarespace team must be pretty excited right about now, considering that the business started in 2003 as a one man show, and continued that way until 2007 rolled around and CEO Anthony Casalena found some nice folks to work with him. The news officially broke on the Squarespace blog, but the story has since been picked up by TechCrunch.
If you’ve been following the whole cheap Android tablet thing since CES, you’ll probably remember a slate that came out of nowhere unexpected: the Cruz Tablet. Well now there’s an official press release and it turns out that “Cruz” is actually the name of their whole Android tablet lineup. This lineup, starting at a price of $149, seems very promising so let’s take a closer look with a hands-on video and spec sheet.
Ever since Google became big man on campus, Microsoft has been ignoring the attention of online cloud users who naturally flocked over to services like Google Docs, Gmail and Calendar. Recently, Microsoft has made major pushes towards becoming a more “cloud friendly” company, but (unfortunately) their main focus is still the enterprise market. They have (very) recently started to claw their way into the consumer cloud, and managed to gain steam in what seems to be the fastest growing market today. Google is still on top, but Microsoft appears to be building a solid foundation and is now trying to keep their heads in the clouds and their eyes on the prize.
What has seemed to avoid the attention of everyone after Consumer Reports “did not recommend” the iPhone 4 is that Consumer Reports gave it the highest rating of any smartphone - more than the HTC EVO 4G. Since the iPhone 4 is Consumer Report’s highest rated smartphone, why the heck did they not recommend it?
Well, this is really depressing and eye opening in terms of counteracting every claim that was made saying “Musicians are loosing money due to piracy” — What money are they talking about? If the industry claims that the artists are loosing money, than what’s happening to the industries money? My guess is not much, considering if anything was actually happening to it, it wouldn’t be noticeable.
If you have been following @kevinrose on Twitter, you know that he has been quite ill for the past week or so. Looks like the Old Spice crew has put together a get well “commercial” for Kevin Rose which is completely amazing. I can now confirm that Kevin has officially reached celebrity status — Mind = Blown.
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