Microsoft ‘Bing’?
Microsoft is at it again. The Redmond, Washington company is set to unveil its next iteration of search technology at an industry gathering this week. They have tenatively named this new search index “Bing” as a sort of verbal representative for that lighbulb that goes off in your head upon a new, supposedly great, idea. Other monikers it has thrown about is Sift and Hook. So what else has Microsoft been doing with its free time besides purchasing 4-letter domain names?
StateFansNation goes live
The new and improved StateFansNation went live tonight. We’d like to thank the folks at SFN for the fantastic process they created. They really let us go in with the axe in some places and scalpels in others to really put together a site that is functional for the fan base.
Working with CrediQuest to develop TurboDebt
We’re thrilled to announce on this Friday afternoon that we have inked a deal with CrediQuest to develop TurboDebt, a solution to solving debt problems. Although we can’t be too verbose on the details, we’re happy that our solid track record of delivering custom and effective solutions continues to gain support.
Stay tuned for details!
Kindle or Kindling?
Amazon.com will soon be releasing their next-generation document reader, Kindle DX. The Kindle DX will be substantially larger than Amazon’s first generation Kindle, extending the diagonal 3.7-inches longer. The Kindle DX website claims the device will be able to hold 3,500 e-books, an increase of 2,000 from the original (I wonder how many copies of Atlas Shrugged the device will hold… they should use that as a standard unit of digital measurement of e-books… Kindle DX will hold 2,000 Atlas Shrugged-s). The additional size and capacity comes at a fairly steep price at $489.00, up from $359.00 (free Super Saver Shipping!).
The new StateFansNation goes live Saturday night
We mentioned here that we were helping out the great folks at StateFansNation redesign their site. We’re working hard to get the site visuals and functionality to match the quality that these guys put in everyday. They do truly great work and their editorial content has been awarded time and time again by independent sites and sources.
Stay tuned and check back Saturday night for the transformation.
The Internet is closed…
I was browsing the Internet today looking at some news sites and I saw this off of FoxNews.com.
Internet users face regular “brownouts” that will freeze their computers as capacity runs out in cyberspace, according to research to be published later this year.
