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• Facebook and Twitter see triple digit growth in mobile visitors
We all know it’s not uncommon these days that people access sites like Facebook and Twitter from their mobile phone. What we may not know is how much the practice has grown over the past year. What’s your guess? Is it 10%, 25%, 50% growth? Well, hold on to your hats.
According to a study performed [...]
• iPhone network congestion opens market for cable providers
Dropped calls, network congestion, and sluggish mobile data speeds could become a thing of the past for the people owning data-hungry smartphones (like the iPhone) if Time Warner Cable Inc. sells the nation’s carriers like AT&T and Verizon on its wireless backhaul service.
The technology lets wireless operators transfer data using Time Warner’s cables laid underground [...]
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ATI Catalyst 10.3 Beta is ready for download. Want to try it out? Well you can…. click here to go to download the file here. The password for the zip file is “www.geekmontage.com” You will see a noticeable improvement in your Radeon video cards. Enjoy trying it out! Your video games should work better too! These versions work for Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Vista 32bit and 64bit.
Dan Nocera, a professor at MIT, believes that he can solve the entire world’s energy problems using an Olympic-sized pool of water. Pretty cool stuff if you ask me. Basically, they use the power of the sun to split the water and store the energy, thus making a large amount of solar energy available to use. Gotta love solar energy mixed with water, formally known as aqua! Reminds me of a post I made awhile back called Nintendo DS Lite With Solar Panels – DIY, which was a guide to show you how to allow your Nintendo DS to charge itself using solar power.
Anyway, check out the video on solving the world’s energy problem using pools of water:
This energy is good for personalized energy. Maybe it’ll come to fruition sometime in the near future.
The music video is called “This Too Shall Pass” and is by “OK Go”. The Rube Goldberg Machine in this video was really awesome. Imagine the amount of planning done to make something like that 
Microsoft’s working on a program to utilize speech to text, and then automated translation as a “phone call.” Quotes because the call was technically made through a computer. Not perfect, but may be useful in business situations.
I encountered this video a bit ago. Thought it was pretty well done. It’s a Batman movie rap. Check it out–
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• District 9 wins the Oscar for most BitTorrented movie
Okay. We realize that there is no such category in the Academy Awards, but in these modern times, where movies could find themselves on the Internet even before they are officially released in the theater, perhaps there should be.
Filesharing and BitTorrent blog, TorrentFreak, put together a list of the most illegally downloaded Oscar “Best Picture” [...]
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• YouTube translates audio into captions automatically
No one can deny that YouTube has an impressive following. Still, Google knows that the video website hasn’t been able to serve all those who may visit it including the hearing impaired. The company took a step toward addressing this shortcoming when it launched automatic captions to a small group back in November.
As the name [...]
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A little update for everyone about how the internet has grown, it really puts things into perspective.
This guy has got a lot of talent. Check out his street drumming.
As you can see, his entire drum setup costs around $8 and a quick trip to the nearest Walmart or Home Depot. It must be nice having inexpensive musical equipment.
Anyway, be sure to enjoy his phresh beats, yo!
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March 8, 2010 5:30 PM | 
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