May 21, 2008 at 8:28 pm
· Filed under Business, Computers, Internet
Unable to lure away Google’s (GOOG) loyal patrons, and stymied in its efforts to catch the search giant by acquiring Yahoo, Microsoft (MSFT) on Wednesday revealed a new way to skin a cat.
The software giant launched a service that pays rebates to consumers who use a special version of its Live Search site to find products for sale — and make the online purchase.
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May 20, 2008 at 4:08 pm
· Filed under Computers
Finally living up to its name, Netflix today introduced the Netflix Player by Roku, a small piece of hardware that can play any Netflix titles available for Internet streaming. With a cheap price and Netflix’s signature subscription model, the Netflix Player brings a new set of rules to the video distribution table.
Manufactured by Silicon Valley startup Roku, the Netflix Player is about the size of a Mac mini and a bit thicker than an Apple TV. The unit impressively includes a full gamut of outputs, including HDMI, component video, S-video, optical audio, and even good ol’ fashioned composite RCA jacks. Netflix doesn’t want to leave any viewers in the dust just because they haven’t sprung for the latest and greatest. The Netflix Player can get online via Ethernet or Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, and setup reportedly requires not much more than entering a five-digit code the player gives you into your Netflix account.
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May 13, 2008 at 8:11 am
· Filed under Computers, Internet
Quite haven’t heard a good news in the past few days. The housing problem in the United States, the cyclone in Myanmar, and now the earthquake that hits China. There may be bad news in some areas but in the world of technological innovations, there can be a pleasant news. Yes, for those Mac Users, the famous Idrive now offers encrypted Online Backup drive for Mac platform. Their free service is 2GB of storage. And I believe you want to backup your files in a huge unlimited storage, then you can avail their plan of IDrive for Mac at only $4.95 a month as a personal user.
If you are a business entity, you have three options that you can choose from: 50 GB, 100 GB and 500 GB worth $9.95, $19.95 and 49.95 per month respectively. What IDrive offers you is the best to secure peace of mind just in case your hard drive gives up. There are hundreds or even thousands of occurences which people lost their files permanently without a backup. IDrive provides you the plan for online storage that produces costumer satisfaction for all who avail.
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