Dancing Skyscrapers
Dancing skyscrapers (sign of exclamation here).
Definition: These are those skyscrapers that can move its body contrary to the traditional buildings which are built in a way to stand still.
Category Archives: Technology
Please smartly touch the Smart Screen :-)
TouchSmart. You can imagine from the name, you have to touch it smartly.
Yaaa, the upcoming Hewlett-Packard PC in your room or in kitchen (or wherever you like).
New domain names soon
Soon internetgoers will have the possibility to use domain names with extensions .love or .paris etcetera etcetera.
It’s nice to have site names like love.love (www.love.love or www.i.love or www.you.love). Names like www.beautiful.paris will be another nice name for site. But it will be unfortunate to see names with .hate and better not to approve such extensions.
Blog culture – where are we getting into
For the last many months Yahoo! is top in the news, especially business and tech sectors. It’s about one year for Jerry Yang as CEO of internet’s no. 1 giant. Stanford Uni graduates Jerry and David Filo founded the company back in 1994. What was once Jerry’s guide to www became an excellent web portal for search, mails, news, games and a lot more. Yahoo! established itself as pioneer in the infinite universe of internet.
Googlification and Facebookezation
An article in Time and a report from Reuters, both point to the most extensively used search engine and most popular ever social network community. Yes, you got it right – Google and Facebook. Googlelification and Facebookezation is now going on in the internet universum.
Bravo GOOGLE
This is amazing how much traffic we are now getting from Google and its increasing from one day to the other. We are still a very small site but we are growing steadily. That’s certain at any measures.
Microsoft’s cashing back
Microsoft’s cashback program is getting more ‘live’ in live.com search. You can easily locate it on the upper-right corner. No need to type www.live.com/cashback
Corporate business
A heated debate over the last few months seems not ended but getting fuel underneath. It’s all about Microsoft’s buying of Yahoo!. For the last four years Yahoo!’s rival Google’s stock has gone up 440%, while Yahoo!’s one remained flat. Microsoft moved to a bid to offer $33 per share making the total value of $47.5 bn. But Jerry’s team demanded $37/share. Therefore MS retreated. But shareholders anger and frustration persisted.