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Red Hat Falls On Sharp Numbers
A disappointing second quarter for the Linux distributor met with fierce retribution from shareholders in trading.
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Yahoo Catches Up With Busy Family 2.0
A Yahoo and OMD study found that modern families are using technology to their advantage. "Family 2.0," as the study calls it, is "harnessing pervasive technology and media to help them manage busy households and achieve more balanced, satisfying lives." Members of Family 2.0 have also apparently managed to extend their days by 19 hours through multitasking.
Basecamp Integrates with Harvest
In a world of more focused or niche based web services such as Harvest, integrations are going to continue to be key (as I've noted in the past).
Nokia Launches New Symbian S60 smartphones
Today in New York Nokia launched the next generation of S60 (series 60) smartphones including the way cool Nokia N95 - an all-in-one multimedia computer with a pioneering 2-way slide concept, integrated GPS functionality, a 5 megapixel camera and support for high-speed mobile networks.
Third-Party Tagging: Next Stop, Google Groups?
I wrote earlier about Google's effort to enlist users to tag images, in part through a competitive game that offers an incentive system.
Google Advertising: Winning Battles to Win the War
The formula for Google AdWords ad rank changed significantly in August, 2005. As I'm discovering, there are still many advertisers who simply aren't aware of this.
