Nolan’s new Bluetooth GPS receiver does just about what any other decent GPS receiver does, save for the fact that this one is extremely easy on your pockets as it retails for a mere $43. You get :- SiRFStar III GPS receiver 20 channel satellite tracking Bluetooth 2.0+ EDR connectivity 10 hour battery lifeEach purchase comes with a car charger and a USB charging cable. Tags: Gadget, mobiles, cool gear, pvp (Read the full post about ‘Nolan Bluetooth GPS Receiver’…)
[Web 2.0] At Web 2.0, Pascal Josselin, CEO, showed me a demo of the revamped Yoono. Today, the beta is officially launching and you can test it for yourself. Like the previous version, Yoono’s toolbar suggest similar sites while you are browsing the web and enables you to meet new friends interested in the same topic. The coolest new feature is the access to most of your social networking sites in one place (Facebook, Friendfeed, Flickr, Last.fm, Piczo and Twitter). You can update your profiles from there and receive your friends updates in a well designed user interface, constantly visible in a left navigation bar integrated in your browser. This will save me a lot of time! (Read the full post about ‘Yoono: the navigation bar for the digital social life’…)
by Ryan Block, posted May 3rd 2008 at 8:33PM Well, that’s that! Microsoft has officially pulled its bid for Yahoo! — inflated for good measure this weekend by another $5 billion — after the company did “not move toward accepting [the] offer”, asking again for even more, another $4 bil (totaling $9b more than the original offer). In a letter from Ballmer to Yang, he states that Microsoft also won’t be looking at its option for a hostile takeover, stating that Yahoo! likely “would take steps that would make [it] undesirable as an acquisition”; Ballmer then goes on to make a few backhanded criticisms of Yahoo’s possible new partnerships with Google (which is no surprise). (Read the full post about ‘Microsoft pulls bid for Yahoo!, Microhoo will never be’…)
