Nokia 5800 has been launched under Nokia’s sub brand “XpressMusic” with no label of “N Series”. The phone boasts of an 3.2 inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 640…
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Here's Intospace scam. Intospace lets you pic/logo get into space for just $2...Seems too good to be true,rather a scam
One of the popular childhood passions that one has is to become an Astronaut.But as time passes,we realise that it's not our cup of tea and those who get to have a chance for a 'space ride' create nothing but history.
The trend of commercial space trips are on the charts but it 's just not feasible for a common man to have such a ride(A space ride will cost $20 million through a Russian space shuttle)
So any cheap solution ?
IntoSpace is a website that claims to send your photo/logo into space for just $2.The date of launch will be somewhere in 2010 and there are 2,56,027 seats still left in this 'strange' spacetrip.The photo/logo will be resized to 0.4x0.4 inches(will the pic be even clearly visible !)01
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Google Chrome is about to complete its first month after launch and it has shown tremendous growth in this short life span.
Statistics may vary on regional basis but the overall market share of Chrome has crossed Opera,Safari and even Internet Explorer.
We can't say about other websites but our own statistics clearly depict the overwhelming acceptance of Chrome.
However Google Chrome's Mac version is still unavailable(will probably become available by the end of this year) but Chrome's extensive usage hasn't been restricted by this at all.
28.61% of TechPluto's readership is accessing this weblog through Google Chrome.47.77% of our visitors access TechPluto through28
The dot com bubble was necessary for the prosperous future of internet. The positive side of dot com bubble was tremendous infrastructural development in a short span of time.
The dot com bubble and its consequent burst-out is well known to most of us.We remember it as an event that crashed the US economy to an all time low.
It all started with companies like Netscape,Yahoo! & Excite and ended with dot coms like Pets & Boo.Few of them survived but most of them got their shutters closed after burning millions of dollars with absolute stupidity.
The worst part was the unexpected behaviour of Angels & Venture Capital firms who literally gambled over hundreds of dot coms and invested big bucks with no logical estimation and business plan.
The rule of 'Get Big Fast' was the only motto of that phase and this rule was the prime motivation behind more than 250 dot-com IPOs in just one year(1999).
The outcome was simply tragic.'Bankrupcy' & 'Shutdown' became a commonly used glossary for dot coms and there was even a dedicated website called FuckedCompany by Philip Kaplan which served as a 'dot-com dead pool' at that time.
But still,the dot com bubble was necessary for the prosperous future of internet28
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Although Seth Godin is an infrequent and the blogger on this blog, Seth Godin blog still ranks 17 on Technorati as an authoritative and popular blog.
Technorati stats for this year are out...(better elaboration here)
Going by the statistics,top 100 bloggers(or blogging entities) blog 310 posts every month(10+ posts a day).And most of the blogs in the Top 100 list on Technorati are Multi-authored blogs to support such a high frequency of blog posts.
Huffingtonpost, Techcrunch, Mashable and many others follow the same rule of multi-authorship to produce huge quantities of posts everyday.
But there is one exceptional blog(which is not even hosted on a dedicated server) that ranks 17 on Technorati but authored by just one blogger.
That blogger also defies the fact of high frequency of posts(10+ posts) as he posts at a frequency of just one post a day.
He is Seth Godin...The 'One Man Army' of Blogophere
So,what are the reasons behind his unusual blog performance....?
We have listed few of them...Take a look !