Net's tag archives

Google Apps MarketPlace: Any reply Apple? | Review

Google has been aiming really high this year, after their plan of providing fiber optic type of internet they now have their next project that will surely make Apple store a little intimidated. Google has launched what they call “Google Apps Marketplace” (Apps is short for application). Google users and other users of the internet will find this one very useful indeed! Now you may still find it confusing of what Google Apps Marketplace can do for you or for your business, if you’re not really a ...
READ THE FULL ARTICLE >>

Four FujiFilm FinePix Digital Cameras Soon! | Specs Review

We have waited quite awhile for this company to somehow inform us that they have something new for us this year. Well the  long wait is over since leak from four digi cams from Fuji have been roaming around the net! We will be overwhelmed with three high-end type of camera mixed with two ultra-compact design cam from FujiFilm’s FinePix S series. Let’s start off with FujiFilm FinexPix S2500HD, with magnificent Fujinon long-zoom lens together with it.The lens is the latest from FujiFilm which is t...
READ THE FULL ARTICLE >>

T-Mobile myTouch2 a.k.a. myTouch Slide QWERTY | Specs Review

T-Mobile myTouch with a slide QWERTY? Well let’s just say that T-Mobile wants to overwhelm us this year with a lot of Smartphones from their company so that their customers get to choose from their wide variety of device (hopefully that is the case). This device got spotted roaming around the net with the ‘MyTouch’ logo on top. So even though it looks far like its siblings (HTC Smartphones) we can’t deny this one really is from T-Mobile. Though I’m hoping and crossing my fingers that this is ju...
READ THE FULL ARTICLE >>

Net Beats Newspapers As A Source For News

News Flash: More people get their news from the Net than from newspapers. While this will hardly count as news to most of our readers, the Pew Research Center seems surprised by the shift. In a survey of 1,489 adults in the U.S. conducted in early December, 40 percent said they get most of their national and international news from the Internet, compared to 35 percent from newspapers. The percentage of newspaper readers has been pretty steady since 2005. What’s changed is the number of people ad...
READ THE FULL ARTICLE >>