Cuil Is A Pretty Cool Search Engine

Take a test drive of Cuil this morning; you will be surprised at what you find. It has been a while since a new product has come out on the market in the search engine space that actually works well, and is actually fairly interesting in how they present data. Cuil was released to the public this morning, and it is truly something very cool.

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Facebook Nabs Firefox Star

The talent keeps pouring into Facebook headquarters. The most recent addition (and the first of more to come, Facebook sources tells Webproworld), is Mike Schroepfer, also known as Mozilla's vice president of engineering.

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New York Man Uses YouTube To Show Cops Breaking Law

A New York City resident, known as Jimmy Justice, has been video taping New York City Police officers and city workers breaking the law while working; and posting the clips on his own channel on YouTube.In an interview with Webproworld, Justice spoke about what he does and some of the challenges he faces while video taping law enforcement and city workers.

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Now’s the Time for Apple to Strike

The counter argument presents itself early: Apple is the Porsche of computers. The company has as much need to produce a more budget-friendly machine as Porsche has of pumping out a fuel-efficient sub-twenty-grand hybrid car. But sometimes the climate is right for such things, and the climate is right for Apple to bust the low-cost computing block.

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U.S. Testing Online Travel Approval Plan

Travelers who do not need a visa to fly to the United States will have to answer questions about their health and criminal background under a new electronic system launched today.Starting January 12, 2009, people traveling to the U.S. from the 27 visa waiver countries will be required to fill out an Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) form online three days before departure.

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