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David Pogue’s Apple iPhone Video

Both amusing and informative, this is the best iPhone video that I have seen. It was made by David Pogue1, New York Times technology columnist. See also: iPhone: The Missing Manual by David Pogue Tags: iPhone

If you are a professional, forget the iPhone and get a SIM-Unlocked Smartphone!

The most anticipated gadget of the year, Apple’s iPhone, will go on sale on June 29 in Apple [[AAPL]] and AT&T [[T]] stores across America. Analysts are confident Apple will hit its target of selling 10 million phones by the end of next year. I am sure no self-respecting 16-25 year-old will be caught without [...]

Apple Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard) Available for Ordering on Amazon.com

Apple’s upcoming release of ‘Leopard’ is now available for ordering on Amazon.com. Leopard contains over 300 changes and enhancements1. New features include support for writing 64-bit graphical user interface applications, an automated backup utility called Time Machine, support for Spotlight searches across multiple machines, and large revisions to most core operating system components. Leopard is [...]

Photoblog Theme for WordPress at Performancing.com

Performancing has just posted a free WordPress theme for photoblogs called ‘Photopress’. It’s a one-column theme where you can display large 640px width images without any sidebar clutter. It’s intentionally designed to be minimalistic so visitors will focus on the photos. It’s perfect for 640×480px standard landscape-oriented photos. Tags: Performancing

Improve eBay Sales by Optimizing AuctionAds Keywords

Are your AuctionAds showing Run of Network ads (aka RON ads) or ads for $0.99 iPod screen protectors? I see low-priced, identical ads on many blogs. Some bloggers have already stopped using AuctionAds while others are seeing excellent results. What’s the secret? Most AuctionAds publishers are simply keyword stuffing their ad code. Guessing keywords is [...]

Amazon UnSpun Widget Now Earns Referral Fees

UnSpun by Amazon is an interactive community site that provides tools to reach a community consensus around ranking lists. Last April, Amazon announced a UnSpun widget on their Associates Blog. At that time, there was no way add an Associates ID to the items in the list so the widget has seen limited interest from [...]

London 2012 Olympic Logo Brouha

The new London 2012 Olympic logo is supposed to be an iconic representation of the date 2012. Can you make it out? The word London and the Olympic rings are included in the first two digits of the logo. The controversial new logo was designed by Wolff Olins and costs £400,000. The jagged logo comes [...]