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Google employees claiming to possess the mythical Google Phone

The Google Phone has become the stuff of mythical legend, but if messages going out on Twitter last night from Google employees are to be believed, it’s real, and it’s coming soon. TechCrunch is reporting that Google employees last night were setting Twitter on fire with messages that they had just been given an unlocked Google [...]..Read More »

Is the Web helping or hindering literacy?

Literacy (along with numeracy) is surely one of the most important staples for kids to be equipped with to prepare them to enter the adult world. But is the Web helping or hindering kids’ writing skills? The majority of kids who are able to pick up reading and writing skills at a very [...]..Read More »

Some teachers embrace cell phones for class

Virtually since their invention, cell phones have been banned in classrooms everywhere. Now some teachers are beginning to see value in wireless handsets as teaching (and learning) tools. A few teachers are beginning to believe that they can take advantage of the love young people have for their cell phones. One example cited [...]..Read More »

Number of Wikipedia editors on the decline

It appears that the number of people interested in helping monitor “the sum of all human knowledge” is on a sharp decline. According to The Wall Street Journal (subscription required), Spanish researcher Felipe Ortega has been studying the number of volunteers that assist in keeping Wikipedia up and running. He found that in the first [...]..Read More »

Comcast hackers charged

Although it seems that few hackers are caught and brought to trial, the members of the Kryogeniks hacker “gang” have been charged with a Website hacking stunt that was costly to Comcast. The Comcast exploit was not all that complicated, but it is said to have cost the company more than $100,000. More [...]..Read More »

Microsoft officially announces Internet Explorer 9

Microsoft announced today that it has officially begun work on Internet Explorer 9. In a completely unsurprising announcement, Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft’s Windows and Windows Live division, today announced at the Professional Developers Conference (PDC), that development began three weeks ago on Internet Explorer 9. Of course details are sketchy with the [...]..Read More »

Firefox celebrates five years as a Web browser

Five years ago today, on November 9, 2004, Mozilla launched Firefox 1.0 and the Web browser has never looked back. In that five years Firefox has grown from an open source product for nerds and geeks to a mainstream product with 330 million users worldwide and a 20-25 percent market share. So, what does the [...]..Read More »

China bans beatings of Internet addicts

The Chinese government looks set to ban clinics for Internet addiction from physically punishing patients. It follows an incident in August when a 15-year-old was beaten to death. As we noted at the time, although only a small proportion of Internet users suffer a genuine form of addiction, in a country with [...]..Read More »

Does technology isolate us – or not?

We have been hearing for years that technology tends to make people less social, replacing personal and non-virtual interaction with much less personal activities, but a new Pew poll says that may not be true. The new poll from Pew asked questions that tried to get to the meat of the possible link [...]..Read More »

Los Angeles OKs plan to use Google Web services

The Los Angeles City Council has tentatively approved a multimillion-dollar proposal to tap Google for government e-mail and other Internet services.The vote Tuesday shows progress in Google’s plan to wrest market share for office software from rival Microsoft.The council voted unanimously for the $7.2 million deal with contractor Computer Sciences to replace many city computer [...]..Read More »

Google’s in merger mode

Google has money in the bank and intends to use it to buy up smaller companies that have developed products that are on the projected corporate development path of the search giant.Google CEO Eric Schmidt finds himself in the enviable position of having about $22 billion lying around gathering dust. He has apparently noticed that [...]..Read More »

$99 WikiReader is an encyclopedia in your pocket

Just a couple of decade ago, the only way to have a wealth of information available at your fingertips was to purchase a costly and bulky set of encyclopedias. These could take up a whole bookshelf and cost a month’s wages. Now, the Internet offers that wealth of information in the form [...]..Read More »

Saraiki Channel : Live Internet Radio !!

First time in Pakistan , Madeinpk.com introduce  a Saraiki channel internet radio. The Saraiki Radio Channel play hit saraiki musics for all listners choices our target audiencees are pakistani …. teenager,youngester and older agers are our listners we play all visit : www.Saraiki.net !! Scheduled :The 12:00 Night to 8:30 Morning Pakistan time.During this  period, our Radio [...]..Read More »