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Here you are Samsung’s latest Bridge, the HZ25W in the US and WB5000 in other countries, a 12.5Mpix Capable Camera with a huge 24x optical Zoom, the possibility to record HD video in 720p (H.264), Smart Face Recognition (up to 20 faces) / Face Detection / Beauty Shot / Self Portrait / Smile Shot / [...]

Posted on 2009-09-02 13:37:00  |  by: Daimaou Category:  IMAGE |  Tags: PANASONIC, FOUR THIRDS, LUMIX, GF-1, CAMERA, DIGITAL, VARIO Rate this News: The Olympus Pen E-P1 astonish the world by its compact size and overall quality (Still waiting for my sample to review by the way), And today, well right now, since while I am at the office writing this [...]

Improving Facebook Share

Posted: September 1, 2009 in Review
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Facebook Share is one of the most powerful and simple ways for users to share articles, pages, video, or Flash content from your site with their friends on Facebook. Over 1 billion pieces of content are shared each week on Facebook, and many of those are links shared using Facebook Share. Today we’re rolling out [...]

Following last week’s startup contest WISH 2009, Japan just got another event that gave twelve selected tech companies the chance to demo their web services, apps and tools (almost all of which are thankfully available in English). This Friday, around 130 guests attended Tokyo Camp [JP], a demo event organized by TechCrunch Japan. The occasion: [...]

By Kevin Purdy, 9:00 AM on Sat Aug 29 2009, 25,171 views (Edit, to draft, Slurp) Being able to work just about anywhere is a mixed blessing. If you’re tired of dying batteries, lost receipts, absent files, and laptop theft paranoia, pick up on our top 10 tactics for a better life on the road. [...]

RSS is how the news flows

Posted: August 30, 2009 in Review
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Home > Archive >  2009 >  August >  26 RSS is how the news flows Wednesday, August 26, 2009 by Dave Winer. To Sam Diaz who says RSS was “a good idea at the time but there are better ways now,” I have many things to say.   1. People confuse RSS with Google Reader. Let’s be clear [...]

Tweetmeme launches massive upgrade to Version 2 8 comments   By Martin Bryant on August 28, 2009 UPDATE: The new version of Tweetmeme is live. Our initial thoughts, including screenshots, are below the original post. You may have noticed that we haven’t had retweet buttons on today’s posts here at The Next Web. Why? They [...]

Filed under: Features, Windows, E-mail, Google, Lists 11 useful Windows apps that tie in to your GMail account by Lee Mathews (RSS feed) Aug 28th 2009 at 2:00PM Love your GMail account but want to do more with it? If you’re a Windows user, there are plenty of great (and free) apps that take advantage [...]

The Art of Motion Control: Beyond the Hype By Hubert Nguyen, Posted on Jun 4, 09 12:22 AM PDT [E3 2009] I don’t think that anyone had envisioned a post-E3 motion controller war, but that’s what’s happening in the forums and elsewhere right now. After the cool on-stage demos from Microsoft and Sony, gamers are [...]

By Jason Chen, 4:00 PM on Tue Aug 25 2009, 53,355 views (Edit, to draft, Slurp) The single largest roadblock that prevents most people from picking up a PlayStation 3 is the price. Sony’s just taken that roadblock and shrunk it. You’re now $100 more likely to buy a PlayStation 3. The Difference The PlayStation [...]