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Make disabled text readable with the
readonly attribute

Make disabled text readable with the
readonly attribute 07/26/2004 05:37 AM
CNET Jul 26 2004 10:22AM GMT

Stupid Web Tricks: Make disabled text
more readable with the readonly
attribute

Stupid Web Tricks: Make disabled text
more readable with the readonly
attribute 08/09/2004 05:42 AM
CNET Aug 9 2004 10:10AM GMT

Fighting comment spam, linking without
google juice and other reasons to use
the new href attribute

Fighting comment spam, linking without
google juice and other reasons to use
the new href attribute 02/01/2005 08:40 PM
Fighting blog spam, allowing linking to people you don't like without giving them Googlejuice. The new link attribute has many applications. Most like it, but some think its a bad idea.

Google Likes Text Up Top

Google Likes Text Up Top 05/02/2004 07:09 AM
Search Engine Journal May 2 2004 11:21AM GMT

Google Text Ads on Other Sites

Google Text Ads on Other Sites 03/13/2003 10:24 AM
Google's Content-Targeted text ads (the text ads that appear when you search) are now available on other sites, including blogspot (now that they host it). If your site receives more than 20 million page views a month, you could run Google text ads on it too. If you've purchased Google Text Ads, they'll show up on other sites automatically....

Google Jamming with Ebay Text

Google Jamming with Ebay Text 10/29/2003 01:14 AM
"...learned how to rocket nearly half a million of his Web pages to the top of Google search results pages." "...a Google spokesperson said, "There are people who attempt to influence Google search results. These efforts do not negatively affect the quality of the more than 200 million search queries we serve everyday."

Google trials text search

Google trials text search 12/18/2003 05:46 AM
ZDNet UK Dec 18 2003 4:52AM ET

Google Offering a Little Different On
Their Cache -- Cached Text Only

Google Offering a Little Different On
Their Cache -- Cached Text Only 06/28/2004 03:10 PM
Big ol' props to Patrick at SEO DotComicide ( www.dotcomicide.com ) for pointing me to this. Google is now offering two forms of cached items: a full cache, and cached...

Google Logo on Yahoo Replaced With Text

Google Logo on Yahoo Replaced With Text 09/03/2002 11:37 AM
The Google logo on Yahoo has switched to text say results are "provided by". They are also showing a slightly different Google index. reminder: according to some reports, the Yahoo search results contract extension is up Sept 1.

Google uses rich media ads to advertise
text ads

Google uses rich media ads to advertise
text ads 01/28/2004 01:15 AM
Google AdSense: A better way to make ad revenue Hmm....

* Google censors text ads in new e-mail
service

* Google censors text ads in new e-mail
service 06/22/2004 05:52 AM
Taipeitimes.com - Tue Jun 22, 08:54 am GMT

Google Fined for Trademarked AdWords
Text

Google Fined for Trademarked AdWords
Text 10/29/2003 01:14 AM
"The Lower Court of Nanterre required Google France to pay 70,000 euros (about $81,400) to two companies that owned the rights to certain words. Google France sold the use of these words to advertisers through its AdWords program."

Google has it's eyes on Searching Book
Text

Google has it's eyes on Searching Book
Text 10/29/2003 11:21 AM
Google is definitely on track for trying to work a deal with publishers to allow there search engine to index...

Providers Ignoring DNS TTL?

Providers Ignoring DNS TTL? 04/19/2005 11:24 AM

Google Working On Full Text Book Search

Google Working On Full Text Book Search 10/29/2003 12:11 AM
Hey sports fans, it looks like Google is not going stand idle while the Alexa/Amazon Duo beat it with a full book search. Rumors rampant that Google is working up a power play of their own.

Google Introduces Text Only Feature On
Cached Pages

Google Introduces Text Only Feature On
Cached Pages 06/30/2004 02:31 PM
"...I noticed a new link - you can now request to view Google's cached copy of a page with the image references removed, CSS stripped and Alt tags shown as text links..."

The price of ignoring dissent

The price of ignoring dissent 04/01/2005 01:38 PM
The Bush administration has little tolerance for opposing views. Two new reports show the consequences of not listening.

Competing With Microsoft By Ignoring
Them

Competing With Microsoft By Ignoring
Them 04/15/2004 09:02 PM
One thing that you always hear among new startup companies looking for venture capital is figuring out how they're going to avoid competing with Microsoft. Obviously, it's not true of all startups - some of whom are in completely different areas. However, any software (and many services) company always gets the question "well, how will you deal with it when Microsoft enters your space?" Companies that don't have a good answer don't get funded. Robert Cringely's latest column is all about the best way to compete with Microsoft - and it's a bit counterintuitive, but it makes a lot of sense. The companies that have successfully competed with Microsoft have done so by not worrying about Microsoft. In other words, they've been focused on building innovative products that their customers can use. Microsoft, for all it's strong points, doesn't have the greatest track record at actually innovating (I can already hear some of you scoffing). What they are good at (and, you have to admit, they are good at it) is taking innovative ideas that others have come up with, and then putting a nice, user friendly interface on them and getting it out in the market. So, as Cringely points out, when you decide to turn and face Microsoft and compete directly with them, you're going to be in a lot of trouble - because you've set the rules of the game on their terms, and they've got a lot more money and experience to beat anyone else on those terms. Instead, by pretty much ignoring Microsoft, and coming up with new and innovative products companies can out-innovate them, and not face real competition from them.

Why you should be ignoring your search
results

Why you should be ignoring your search
results 06/22/2005 02:06 AM
Today I’m attending a search engine research workshop run by Brad Fallon in Atlanta, Georgia, and am fascinated by the people here who obsessively track their SERPs (search engine results placement, jargon for what match number you are on Google for a given search term). My part of this workshop is to talk about how blogging can help your search engine placement, but what I’m actually talking about is whether SERP is a meaningful measure… Direct and Related Links for 'Why you should be ignoring your search results'

Catholic Lawmakers Ignoring Bishops (AP)

Catholic Lawmakers Ignoring Bishops (AP) 07/22/2004 04:27 PM
AP - Scores of leading Roman Catholic politicians across the country appear undaunted by election-year warnings from bishops that those who support abortion rights may be unworthy to receive Holy Communion. In Associated Press interviews with more than 75 such politicians, none said that they are abstaining from the sacrament over the issue, and many said they believed voting for legalized abortion did not jeopardize their standing with the church.

Washed Up Or Not, Porn Spammers Are
Ignoring New Rules

Washed Up Or Not, Porn Spammers Are
Ignoring New Rules 05/26/2004 12:17 PM
When the FTC first announced that all porn spam would need to be labeled with "sexually explicit" in the subject line, we noted that they were now legaliz ing porn spam and that we should expect plenty of it. A new study shows that not only has the amount of porn spam increased since that rule went into effect, most porn spammers are ignoring the law in one way or another. It looks like many did try to put "sexually explicit" or some related misspelling in the subject line, but then ignored just about every other part of the law (such as no spoofing of the from address). Of course, it was just Monday that we pointed out that porn spam was fading as an overall percentage of spam. However, that should give you an idea of how much overall spam is increasing. While the absolute number of porn spam messages has jumped, the relative percentage in relation to financial and other spam messages is decreasing. And, to think, our politicians told us that by now we'd be living in a post-spam world thanks to CAN SPAM.

Businesses ignoring dangers of internet
abuse

Businesses ignoring dangers of internet
abuse 05/09/2004 09:17 PM
Ireland On-Line May 10 2004 1:27AM GMT

Robb Beal on ignoring indie apps

Robb Beal on ignoring indie apps 01/17/2004 10:45 PM
Robb Beal asks: Why do they ignore the indie apps?

He’s talking about when someone writes about user experience: why write just about Apple’s apps?

I have a couple ideas why:

1. Apple can take it.

If the piece is very critical (as it often is)—such criticism could hurt the sales and reputation of a small developer disproportionately.

Say I don’t like how app x (by small developer y) does something, and I notice that, say, Mail or iCal or whatever does the same thing. I’m going to write about the Apple app.

2. Mac users all use software from Apple, so your audience knows what you’re talking about.

Even if an article is talking about a specific app you don’t use, there’s a good chance you have it in your Applications folder and can launch it. No need to download and install anything new.

People write for an audience, and writing about Apple software has more of a built-in audience.

Update: see the comments—Buzz Andersen makes the point that indie apps are talked about all the time.

Update 2: don’t misunderstand—Robb is talking about writing about user interface, not about writing about indie apps in general.

Update 3: You might think that I’m complaining about NetNewsWire coverage or coverage of indie apps here. I’m not! I’m replying to something Robb Beal said, and saying why I think there are good reasons that people who write about user interface often write about Apple apps.

The Composite Attribute

The Composite Attribute 07/12/2004 02:04 PM

Several people questioned the presentational aspect of the composite attribute. In an earlier blog entry I had mentioned we would like to ultimately standardize our extensions. This attribute is an exception. We are aware that this functionality should be in CSS rather than in the HTML itself.

We didn't want to introduce a new CSS property, however, because how to composite should be specifiable anywhere you use an image in CSS properties like content, background-image, or list-style-image. However, normal specification of the foreground URL of an img tag is done in the HTML itself. That meant there was no consistent solution that could be employed.

Ideally you'd like the composite operation to be part of the image value, just as you might like cropping (indicating a sub-region of the image to use) to be part of the image value, but you are prevented from doing this with the img tag by the fact that a portion of the image value, the URL, is specified in the HTML itself.

It made little sense to invent a new CSS property that would only apply to this tag just to specify the compositing operation when the better way to do this from a purist CSS perspective would be more fundamental, affecting any place where a URL value could be used to represent an image.

I invented -moz-image-region in CSS to solve a similar problem in Mozilla (the sub-region problem), and this property was largely derided by the CSS WG, and so I knew better than to repeat the same mistake with a -khtml-composite property.

Attribute-Context-0.03

Attribute-Context-0.03 12/12/2003 06:41 PM

Attribute-Final-1.0

Attribute-Final-1.0 01/28/2004 10:16 AM

Attribute-Final-1.1

Attribute-Final-1.1 01/28/2004 10:16 AM

Attribute Changer v5.21

Attribute Changer v5.21 11/05/2003 01:51 AM
Attribute Changer is designed to make mass changes to file and folder attributes much easier. It adds itself to the context menus for drives and folders. You can establish filters and exceptions to fine tune the search process. File filters include attributes, size, creation date and time. Exceptions allow you to exclude/include files based on patterns within defined folders. [Freeware 876 KB]

Attribute Manager v1.03

Attribute Manager v1.03 01/23/2004 02:22 PM
Attribute Manager - is a power user tool to change all kind of file and folder attributes, date and time stamps. Its user friendly and intuitive interface allows you to easily select and specify which file information to modify, and apply this to individual or multiple files. Recurse folders option makes it easy to select multiple files, or folders. [Shareware $25.00 10 Days 496 KB]

Ignoring disabled web access will lead
to legal action, warns DRC

Ignoring disabled web access will lead
to legal action, warns DRC 04/15/2004 05:01 AM
Computer Weekly Apr 15 2004 9:21AM GMT

E-government GBP220m funding is ignoring
local needs, warn IT users

E-government GBP220m funding is ignoring
local needs, warn IT users 02/15/2004 10:25 PM
Computer Weekly Feb 16 2004 2:15AM GMT

"The Sound of Silence: Why is the press
ignoring what the Democratic Judiciary
memos say?"

"The Sound of Silence: Why is the press
ignoring what the Democratic Judiciary
memos say?" 12/03/2003 03:46 PM

The Sound of Silence: Why is the press
ignoring what the Democratic Judiciary
memos say?

The Sound of Silence: Why is the press
ignoring what the Democratic Judiciary
memos say? 12/03/2003 06:22 AM
those Judiciary Committee leaks .. on OpinionJournal today .. Big Diversion

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Employees create business risks by
ignoring Internet use policies

Employees create business risks by
ignoring Internet use policies 05/05/2004 12:30 PM
Security Park May 5 2004 4:10PM GMT

Object-Attribute-Cached-0.92

Object-Attribute-Cached-0.92 11/12/2003 01:21 PM

Attribute-Method-Typeable-1.07

Attribute-Method-Typeable-1.07 08/31/2004 12:44 AM

SEC Filing Reveals Corporate Linux Users
Are Ignoring SCO License Demands

SEC Filing Reveals Corporate Linux Users
Are Ignoring SCO License Demands 12/11/2003 08:32 PM
Thanks to skeptical CIOs, the company threatening Linux users is almost certain to report a loss on December 22nd.

Location, Path & Attribute Breadcrumbs

Location, Path & Attribute Breadcrumbs 03/11/2003 09:43 AM
May 19. Definitions and research agenda for breadcrumbs.

SMS To SQL Attribute Map Excel
spreadsheet download.

SMS To SQL Attribute Map Excel
spreadsheet download. 04/08/2005 12:37 AM

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Sprint Launches Samsung SPH-A700 (aka
MM-A700)

Sprint Launches Samsung SPH-A700 (aka
MM-A700) 08/16/2004 09:49 AM

Sprint has finally gotten the Samsung SPH-A700 up for sale - 400 bucks free and clear, or $250 with a two-year indenture. The SPH-A700 is a nice enough clamshell, if a little too round and oddly-colored for my taste, but its main claim to fame is its ability to work with Sprint's MobiTV offering, the streaming video service that works over Sprint's existing Vision platform. What I've seen of MobiTV hasn't really impressed me, but as a service that's available everywhere, it's pretty much the only game in town right now (AT&T Wireless's EDGE-based offerings is likely-superior (I haven't seen it), but it's only available in two markets at the moment).

Read - Product Page [SprintPCS via PhoneMag]

Samsung A700 Won't Support Videophone

Samsung A700 Won't Support Videophone 06/02/2004 08:56 AM

SprintPCSInfo is reporting that the upcoming Samsung A700 will not be able to support two-way live video streaming as has been rumored, allowing only video clips to be sent from phone to phone in much the same manner as almost every newish phone on the market. The Qualcomm encoding/decoding platform does look fairly robust, though, with the ability to stream television near 30 frames per second and play back MPEG-4 Level 2 video clips (DivX/XviD, for instance) as well as 3GPP, H.263, RealVideo, and MotionJPEG. Basically, you'll be able to watch pretty much any video you want on this phone, if that's your thing.
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Samsung Becomes Third Preferred Cell
Phone Brand in US

Samsung Becomes Third Preferred Cell
Phone Brand in US 06/21/2004 04:27 AM
Hankooki Jun 21 2004 8:49AM GMT

Samsung Wins Cell Phone Order

Samsung Wins Cell Phone Order 12/30/2003 08:38 AM
Hankooki Dec 30 2003 7:40AM ET

Japan Cell-Phone Users Turn to
Literature

Japan Cell-Phone Users Turn to
Literature 03/19/2005 02:32 AM
AP via Newsday Mar 19 2005 4:43AM GMT

Samsung, Philips Partner for Cell-Phone
Payments (NewsFactor)

Samsung, Philips Partner for Cell-Phone
Payments (NewsFactor) 09/01/2004 03:45 PM
NewsFactor - Samsung Electronics and Philips Electronics (NYSE: PHG) have formed an alliance to put near-field communication (NFC) technology in future cell phone models from Samsung, giving users the ability to use their mobile phones to make credit-card or debit-card payments. The companies said that Samsung plans to incorporate NFC in other devices as well.

Samsung shows cell phone with hard-disk
drive

Samsung shows cell phone with hard-disk
drive 09/07/2004 08:31 AM
BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA -- Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. plans to begin selling later this month a cellular telephone that includes a hard-disk drive. The handset was unveiled as the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Telecom Asia 2004 event began here on Monday and is the first cell phone of its kind in the world, according to the company.

Samsung Vows to Become World's Top Cell
Phone Maker in 2010

Samsung Vows to Become World's Top Cell
Phone Maker in 2010 11/13/2003 10:06 AM
Hankooki Nov 13 2003 8:55AM ET

Rock'n'roll Ringtones Turn your Cell
Phone into a Merseybeat Machine

Rock'n'roll Ringtones Turn your Cell
Phone into a Merseybeat Machine 03/14/2005 05:26 PM
New Ringtone store featuring music from rock'n'roll artists opened by Wichita Falls Records. [PRWEB Mar 4, 2005]

Samsung Expands Cell-phone Parts
Shipments to Nokia, Motorola

Samsung Expands Cell-phone Parts
Shipments to Nokia, Motorola 05/02/2004 10:16 PM
Yonhap News May 3 2004 2:52AM GMT

Last One Out, Turn Off the Lights...

Last One Out, Turn Off the Lights... 06/11/2004 04:05 PM

Gateway to consolidate Midwestern facilities: With this, Gateway is leaving Sioux Falls completely. This is too bad, as Gateway is a child of South Dakota.

Gateway will close its Sioux Falls, S.D., facility this month, as part of its plan to return to profitability.

Here's a statistic for you: in the last four years, Gateway has reduced their workforce by 91%, from 24,000 workers worldwide in 2000 to just 2,000 workers after this latest round of layoffs.

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Turn off the lights when you leave.

Turn off the lights when you leave. 07/24/2004 06:16 PM
The end of the light bulb? E. Fred Schubert, a professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute "claims to have invented a 99-percent efficient reflector that promises to speed the replacement of light bulbs with LEDs." According to researchers, this could happen within the next five years. The current prototype is bankrolled by the ARPA and The National Science Foundation "recently award Schubert's team a $210,000 grant to create in three years a commercial version of his patented omnidirectional reflector."

"Schubert claimed that lighting accounts for 25 percent of U.S. electrical energy consumption. Since white LEDs emit more light per dollar and generate less unwanted heat, they are potentially a major energy saver." (see EE Times link)

Meanwhile, some of the oldtimers seem to be pretty refractory.

Pride Communication Services, #1
Reseller of Krusell Leather Cell Phone
Cases, to Begin Selling Identity-Theft
Conscious Horizontic Plus Cell Phone
Case in April

Pride Communication Services, #1
Reseller of Krusell Leather Cell Phone
Cases, to Begin Selling Identity-Theft
Conscious Horizontic Plus Cell Phone
Case in April 03/29/2005 04:34 AM
To Better Accommodate the Needs of Today’s Identity Theft Conscious Cell Phone Users, Pride Communication Services (PCS), a Subsidiary Franchise of KaseIT and the Largest Reseller of KRUSELL Leather Cases, Announced Today that it Would Begin Selling the Horizontic Plus Cell Phone Case, KRUSELL’s Newest Offering, In its Online Store in April. [PRWEB Mar 29, 2005]

Big Brother's Stop Lights turn red on
speeders

Big Brother's Stop Lights turn red on
speeders 04/09/2004 04:13 PM
While stoplights have long since relied on sensors for turning green at opportune moments to aid traffic flow, they've not been used to punish speeders by preemptively turning red. Pleasanton California is out to change all of that.

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone 09/02/2004 03:45 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Sep 2 2004 7:44PM GMT

Iowa phone company tries to block
incoming cell phone calls

Iowa phone company tries to block
incoming cell phone calls 08/16/2004 05:48 PM
Iowa phone company plans to block cell phone call in a dispute with wireless carriers. The Iowa Utilities Board has prevented the plan for now.

Quick-'n-Dirty methods to determine
which competing label is better: "Cell
Phone" or "Mobile Phone"?

Quick-'n-Dirty methods to determine
which competing label is better: "Cell
Phone" or "Mobile Phone"? 04/28/2004 11:39 AM

On the SIGIA-L mailing list, Stephanie Berger recently asked: "My cohorts are not sure whether to use "cell phone" or "mobile phone". Any evidence that one is better than the other, or one is used more often than the other?"

This is a good example of the kind of labeling questions information architects face all the time. The answer to these labeling questions will depend on the target audience (a better label for whom?), on business requirements (maybe the business want to promote one term over the other) and on the context in which the label will be used.

I'll discuss the conversation that followed here and afterwards point to some useful tools for if you have a labeling question yourself.

Andres Sulleiro: "Without any empirical data I will go with my own opinion. [...] A quick survey of the phone carriers seems to suggest that "wireless" (as in "wireless phone", "wireless customer") is most common among US carriers, though you see some references to "mobile" as well. T-mobile, a European company, uses "mobile" which is more common in Europe as well as being the name of the carrier."

Method: check what other websites call it.

Jason Cho: "I think "cell" is more widespread in the US as Andrés noted. "Call my mobile" can sound pretentious to Yankee ears. But I would think everyone understands the term "mobile" on a business card."

Method: personal experience.

Peter Van Dijck (and others): "Google for "cell phone" (including quotes): 6,230,000, Google for "mobile phone": 6,360,000. Looks like a tie, assuming your audience is similar. Just pick one and make sure your search engine knows both terms."
Christina Wodtke: "Y ahoo for cell phone : 16,800,000, yahoo for mobile phone: 21,200,000. What does this really tell you? you'd have to know who each engine indexes, how much of the web, etc.. better to use a magic 8 ball. ;-)"

Method: check popularity of the terms on the web.

Peter Van Dijck: "My next step would be to find out what people search for on your site,
or if not available, on the web (assuming that's more or less your audience). Google adwords can help."

Method: Find out what people (preferably your target audience) search for.

Dave: "I like "mobile" for the reason that Christina stated (forward compatibility); USers and non-USers will equally understand it. Also, it is more interoperable w/ most of the vCard based addressbook programs out there. I don't know any that are using "cell" or "cellphone" ... I also like the clear and easy two word approach of "mobile phone" ... I'm always wanting to say "cellphone" where "cell phone" is really the more correct version. "cell" though just doesn't feel like a real word b/c the "cell" doesn't fit a meaning to me. I know what it means if I am forced to think about it, but it really doesn't mean anything to me at all."

Method: personal experience, check what software programs use.

Christina Wodtke: "> As can Ove rture's keyword tool (couldn't find URL straight away).

You also might consider some adaptation of the freelisting technique on a subset of your target. E.G., a write in survey: what portable electronics do you own, then analyze for use of "cell phone" and mobile phone".

Method: freelisting technique.

Eric Reiss: "Having worked closely with several telecommunications companies, including Tellabs (US), Nortel (Canada), ADVA (Germany), and NetTest (Denmark), this discussion is one I've heard before. Europeans generally don't recognize the term "cell phone." North Americans seem to accept both "cell" and "mobile." ATT insists on promoting the term "wireless." In most instances, we've agreed on the word "mobile" since it is understood by the widest audience. Nortel, for instance, used "cell" almost exclusively until the late 90s, but now leans toward "mobile." I think there is a trend here."

Method: ask the subject matter experts.

Pabini Gabriel-Petit: "There's also Wordtracker.
[...]
In this vein, you might try just walking up to people, holding up your cell/mobile phone, and asking them what they call it."

Method: Analyze what people search for.

Method: Find out what labels your users use.

Quick-'n-Dirty methods to determine which competing label is better.

So, as a review, here are some of the methods used to determine which label is better.

1. What do you think?
Method: personal experience/insights.

2. What do your users think?
Method: freelisting technique.
Method: Find out what labels your users use: show them the item you're trying to label and ask them what it is. (You could build an online tool for this).
Method: Find out what people (preferably your target audience) search for / check popularity of the terms on the web. Ove rture's keyword tool. Google adwords. Wordtracker. Google and Yahoo both list how often a term is used on the web (use quotes around your terms!).

3. What do the experts think?
Method: ask the subject matter experts.
Method: check what other websites/software call it.

Gotcha's: be careful when using these techniques. You are looking for a label that works for your audience and your business requirements. Most of these techniques use audiences that may be very different from yours, and most are indicative only (ie: they're not hard science). Use your judgement.

FreeHeadset.org launches program to
promote wireless phone safety by giving
away free cell phone headsets.

FreeHeadset.org launches program to
promote wireless phone safety by giving
away free cell phone headsets. 07/26/2004 02:22 AM
New laws that mandate the use of cell phone headsets have recently passed in several states. In response, FreeHeadset.org has developed a program to provide wireless phone users with a free cell phone headset. [PRWEB Jul 26, 2004]

Cell Phone Users Interrupt Sex for Phone
Calls

Cell Phone Users Interrupt Sex for Phone
Calls 04/11/2005 08:07 PM
user survey reported

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Japanese turn cell phones into wallets

Japanese turn cell phones into wallets 07/24/2004 01:16 PM
Canadian Press Jul 24 2004 4:14PM GMT

Samsung Cell Phones to Get Tiny Hard
Drive (AP)

Samsung Cell Phones to Get Tiny Hard
Drive (AP) 09/09/2004 11:17 AM
AP - Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has announced the world's first mobile phone to sport a tiny hard drive. With the built-in 1-inch, 1.5-gigabyte hard disk, the SPH-V5400 could store about 15 times more data than conventional handsets — everything from digital music files and photos to video, Samsung said.

Samsung Cell Phones to Get Tiny Hard
Drive

Samsung Cell Phones to Get Tiny Hard
Drive 09/09/2004 12:26 PM
Samsung's new SPH-V5400 mobile phone sports a built-in 1-inch, 1.5-gigabyte hard disk that can store about 15 times more data than conventional handsets, Samsung said.

Fantasy football fans turn to cell
phones

Fantasy football fans turn to cell
phones 08/06/2004 11:17 AM
Consumers can download up-to-the-minute statistics, player comparisons onto their Sprint mobile phone.

Briefly: Fantasy football fans turn to
cell phones

Briefly: Fantasy football fans turn to
cell phones 08/06/2004 11:17 AM
roundup Plus: NASA's bioseeking robot to take a test drive...Toshiba delays 1.8-inch hard drives...HP, Philips to license video protection tools.

New Samsung 3G Phone

New Samsung 3G Phone 04/28/2004 04:47 AM
3G Apr 28 2004 8:12AM GMT

Samsung 3G Horizontal LCD Phone

Samsung 3G Horizontal LCD Phone 03/28/2005 04:41 PM
3G Mar 28 2005 7:57PM GMT

Samsung E720 MP3 phone

Samsung E720 MP3 phone 06/24/2005 04:04 PM
Review Small yet feature-packed?

Samsung, LG Locked in MP3 Phone War

Samsung, LG Locked in MP3 Phone War 04/15/2004 03:55 AM
Hankooki Apr 15 2004 8:43AM GMT

Samsung Z110V 3G Phone

Samsung Z110V 3G Phone 09/22/2004 09:48 AM
3G Sep 22 2004 2:26PM GMT

Samsung Z107 3G Phone

Samsung Z107 3G Phone 09/22/2004 09:48 AM
3G Sep 22 2004 2:27PM GMT

Google Ignoring ALT Attribute Text

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