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Users of Microsoft Exchange can now migrate their company's entire database of contacts, emails and calendars to Google Apps. The tool takes the form of a small app that you can download from Google — all you have to do is install it, run it… and that's it!
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Same gameplay as your usual social Facebook/iPhone game, without all those complicated technical details.
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Produced by Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman in association with HBO Films, Playtone, Dreamworks, and Seven Network, The Pacific is a 2010 ten-part television World War II miniseries, which premiered on March 14, 2010. Similar to the 2001 mini-series Band of Brothers, The Pacific focuses on the United States Marine Corps' actions in the Pacific Theater of Operations. The Pacific is being spearheaded by Bruce McKenna (co-executive producer), who was one of the main writers on Band of Brothers. Hugh Ambrose, the son of Band of Brothers author Stephen Ambrose, will serve as a project consultant.
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The real story of the completely unethical way that they are going about achieving that success. In short, for users who won’t pay cash, a wide variety of “offers” are available where they can get in-game currency in exchange for lead gen-type offers. Most of these offers are bad for consumers because it confusingly gets them to pay far more for in-game currency than if they just paid cash. And it’s also bad for legitimate advertisers.<br />
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SMS subscription scams are among the most lucrative offers to game publishers because users get a recurring fee of $10 – $25 per month until they are able to terminate the subscription. Many users never notice them, and those that do usually have a lot of trouble getting them shut off.
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Pet toys with legendary strength, quality, and performance – Thick, natural rubber provides your dog with a real chewing workout.
Chuckit – Fetch Games for Dogs
15-Mar-10
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Chuckit! Ball Launcher is designed for hands-free ball pickup without bending over, and throws the ball 3 times farther than you can with your arm.VISIT LINK: Chuckit – Fetch Games for Dogs
And Then There Was Salsa (video)
13-Mar-10
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Beautifully made Tostitos ad campaign with a twist, on video sharing site Vimeo.<br />
via @Vic__manVISIT LINK: And Then There Was Salsa (video)
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Noby Noby Boy (のびのびBOY) is a video game for the PlayStation 3 and the iPhone OS by Keita Takahashi of Namco Bandai, creator of the Katamari Damacy series. One of the meanings of "Nobi" is "stretch" in Japanese. The player takes control of a worm-like quadrupedal character referred to as BOY. Using the controller, the left analog stick moves the front of Boy while the right stick controls the back. By moving both ends in opposite directions, the player can stretch Boy's abdomen to great lengths. The player may maneuver Boy around its environment, interacting with stationary objects like houses, or AI-controlled characters such as barnyard animals. (Source: Wikipedia)
Sliders (are not just a mini hamburger)
11-Mar-10
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A slider is a thin, thin slip of beef, cooked on a griddle with onions and pickles piled atop patty. The steam from the onions does as much cooking as the griddle. The buns are placed atop the onions, absorbing the pungent aroma and flavor.VISIT LINK: Sliders (are not just a mini hamburger)
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Finally, somebody else who hates "The Oatmeal".VISIT LINK: APOKALIPS' take on "The Oatmeal" (webcomic)
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"What would a real-world place like New York City look like as an 8-bit video game map? I started wondering, so I created 8-Bit NYC, mixing the lo-fi overhead world maps of 1980s role-playing and adventure games with the kind of geographical data that drives today's web maps and GPS navigation. It's interactive (like Google Maps), letting you zoom from a view of the whole city, down to an individual street — any address, anywhere in the city." More cities to come…
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The original Macintosh took the the world by storm with its small form factor, and above standard speeds. This project aims to show you how to upgrade your original 1984 macintosh to the specification of a modern day machine.
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Files and documents manager for iPhone and iPod Touch, allowing to read, move, copy, rename or transfer via email, documents, images, videos, PDF or office files with multiple selection so that all documents can be organized from the device, on the go.
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Seeking to exploit the Internet’s potential for prying open closed societies, the Obama administration will permit technology companies to export online services like instant messaging, chat and photo sharing to Iran, Cuba and Sudan, a senior administration official said Sunday. On Monday, he said, the Treasury Department will issue a general license for the export of free personal Internet services and software geared toward the populations in all three countries, allowing Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and other providers to get around strict export restrictions.
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A mob of zombies is about to invade your home, and your only defense is an arsenal of 49 zombie-zapping plants. Use them to mulchify 26 types of zombies before they can reach your front door. Each zombie has its own special skills, so you’ll need to think fast and plant faster to combat them all. But be careful how you use your limited supply of greens and seeds…
