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  • Mobile and Web Blog: Microsoft tries BrowserRank to...

    Rated Jul 27 2008 • 1 review • windows • blogspot.com

    A research paper BrowseRank: Letting Web Users Vote for Page Importance delivered at a conference in Singapore this week, highlights Microsoft Asia Research's alternative to Google's PageRank algorithm, BrowserRank - "The more visits of the page made by the users and the longer time periods spent by the users on the page, the more likely the page is important. We can leverage hundreds of millions of users' implicit voting on page importance,".

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Microsoft tries BrowserRank to replace Google PageRank

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Pizza - the Top Trend Mobile Search

    Rated Jul 24 2008 • 1 review • web 2 0 • blogspot.com

    V-Enable, a voice-enabled mobile 411 system, conducted a study by taking a random sampling of 20,000 searches in major metropolitan areas from customers of several V-Enable partner carriers including Alltel and MetroPCS. The findings clearly represent interesting trends caused by the recession. For one thing, people are eating more pizza! The results for the top restaurant searches for the period between October 2007 and June 2008 are:

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Pizza - the Top Trend Mobile Search

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Google Search Tips - part1

    Rated Jul 21 2008 • 1 review • mobile computing • blogspot.com

    1. Google can be your phone book. Type the person's name, city and state directly into the search box, Google will deliver phone and address at the top of the results. This feature works for business listing too.

    Google can also work as the reverse directory; if you have phone number, type in the search box, and google will deliver the results that matches the phone number.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Google Search Tips - part1

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Googles Bigtable

    Rated Jul 20 2008 • 1 review • mobile computing • blogspot.com

    Big Table is an ongoing research project to create a structured database that will operate in a distributed environment. It is a distributed storage system for managing structured data that is designed to scale to a very large size: petabytes of data across thousands of commodity servers.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Googles Bigtable

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Eight Reasons for Linux OS Is Like a...

    Rated Jul 19 2008 • 1 review • linux • blogspot.com

    1. Christianity has Jesus as Lord and Savior. Linux has Linus Torvalds.

    2. Jesus Christ was followed by the disciples, while Linux Torvalds was assisted by the original programmers.

    3. Christianity has different Denominations. Linux has Distributions.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Eight Reasons for Linux OS Is Like a Religion

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Benefits Of Adobe AIR

    Rated Jul 19 2008 • 1 review • desktop publishing • blogspot.com

    With the Adobe® AIR runtime, you can deliver branded rich Internet applications (RIAs) on the desktop that give you a closer connection to your customer.

    Adobe AIR uses the same proven, cost-effective technologies used to build web applications, so development and deployment is rapid and low risk. You can use your existing web development resources to create engaging, branded applications that run on all major desktop operating systems.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Benefits Of Adobe AIR

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Preventing Phishing attacks

    Rated Jul 17 2008 • 1 review • web 2 0, web • blogspot.com

    Phishing is a type of attack wherein the attacker impersonates a valid site and steals sensitive information entered by the customer on the fake site.

    The attacker sends the victim a forged e-mail having the link of a fake page. The fake page looks exactly like a valid page of the original site. These e-mails have upsetting or exciting (but false) statements to get the customer to react immediately. When the customer clicks the link, he is asked to provide his credentials to login and update his personal information. This reveals important information to the attackers.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Preventing Phishing attacks

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Predictions for Next Gen iPhone

    Rated Jul 16 2008 • 2 reviews • blogspot.com

    The latest shiny new iPhone with its super fast 3G web browsing is here and selling out fast - but that may in part be due to low initial stocks in the stores as well as consumer demand. The launch was not smooth with problems in the USA with AT&T activation server crashes and with O2 in the UK causing Gizmodo to call the event "iPocalypse". But, dispite the problems, Apple are already claiming to have sold 1 million iPhones over Friday, Saturday and Sunday - higher than expected and over 7 days less than the first release - but then they had 28 operators in 22 countries this time.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Predictions for Next Gen iPhone

  • Mobile and Web Blog: Top 5 Reasons to love iphone 3G

    Rated Jul 15 2008 • 1 review • mobile computing • blogspot.com

    After finally getting my iPhone 3G ,I spent most of my time playing with the Apps and App Store. It's early days but there already some amazing Apps available for the iPhone. This list features top 5 reasons to love or live with iphone 3G.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: Top 5 Reasons to love iphone 3G

  • Mobile and Web Blog: The Webs Future is in...

    Rated Jul 14 2008 • 1 review • google, web • blogspot.com

    At the Next Web conference in Amsterdam over the weekend, Tapan Bhat, the Yahoo! vice president of Front Doors, told attendees that search would not dominate the web in the future. "The future of the web is about personalization. Where search was dominant, now the web is about 'me.' It's about weaving the web together in a way that is smart and personalized for the user," he said.

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    Mobile and Web Blog: The Webs Future is in Personalization, Not in Search