Find out which parts of your site visitors don ? t see with Google Browser Size
Your display is a battlefield where software makers – web developers in particular – wage battles for screen real estate. It’s a never-ending fight between web creators struggling to cram up as much content on your screen as possible and end-users who view web pages on a wide variety of devices, screen resolutions, and aspect ...
Castlevania music collection will ship on 19 discs
Castlevania fans are going to get the chance to own the most complete music collection yet for the series in March next year, but it’s not only the price that will hit you hard. If you intend to transfer it to MP3 then expect a long ripping session as you’ll have to get through 19 ...
Tweets mark death of Brittany Murphy
Now that Google has added real-time search results which includes tweets from Twitter, a news event like the death of Brittany Murphy over the weekend has a new perspective as Hollywood and fans express their immediate thoughts and condolences. One obvious person who is known for his tweets is Ashton Kutcher who is an ex-boyfriend ...
Blu-Ray Disc Association finalizes 3D Blu-Ray spec
Television sets are built to last. Consider the ancient cathode-ray set you probably have collecting dust in some corner of the house: don’t knock it off the table or send your Wiimote shrieking through the glass and you can likely expect it to last a decade or more. That makes customers more willing to ...
Save the date: WWDC 2010 rumored between June 28 and July 2
Apple’s annual developer conference is six months away, but that’s not stopping fans from scrambling to figure out the exact date. 9to5Mac has scheduled WWDC 2010 between Monday, June 28 and Friday, July 2, 2010 in San Francisco’s Moscone West. This speculation is based on a tip from a MacRumors forum member BBTRINET who spotted ...
Verizon says that 0 ETFs are good for consumers
You might remember a letter of inquiry sent by the Federal Communication Commission to Verizon Wireless from a couple months back, in which the FCC asked, with frank incredulity, what was behind Verizon’s reasoning when they decided to double their end-termination-fee on subsidized handsets from 5 to 0. Now Verizon has replied to that letter, ...
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