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- Bend it Like MacBook: Flexible Customizable Laptop ConceptAs far as laptop concepts go, it’s hard to find something truly new. The form remains basically the same, no matter how it functions. But designer Tommaso Gecchelin has come up with a surprising new configuration that combines the best of a notebook, netbook and tablet. His MacBook Touch design can go from the basic screen-and-keyboard layout to a full-size […]
- New "Internet Meter" will Officially Measure Web TV AudienceYesterday, Nielsen announced that they will make their new "Internet Meter" available by year's end to measure the online television viewing audience. Until now, this ever-increasing demographic has been left out of U.S. television ratings as Nielsen currently focuses only on live and time-shifted (i.e. DVR) TV viewings. Says the company, the […]
- More Twitter TV: MTV Launching Social Media Heavy ShowEarlier this week, Twitter users were up in arms over the notion of a Twitter TV show (heck, Ashton even threatened to quit). Although it was quickly revealed that there is no “official” Twitter TV show, there is indeed a show from production company Reveille and Brillstein in the works that will incorporate the microblogging tool. Now, we’ve learned that MT […]
- Microsoft Europe: Internet Usage Will Overtake Traditional TV In 2010Microsoft, in a new report about Internet usage in Europe, predicts that the Internet will overtake TV as the most consumed form of media in Europe by the middle of next year. Broadband connections in Europe have grown by 95% in the last five years and the average European now spends about 8.9 hours per week online. Microsoft also predicts that over the next […]
- The browsers warCool illustration of the current browsers scene. And pity to the small Opera warrior, which should be the leader IMHO. Click to enlarge. -Quang- @ haha.nu
- Suggest a Google Product Feature and Win a Ticket to Google I/OGoogle I/O is a now annual event being held this year on May 27 - 28, 2009 in San Francisco. It's aimed at web developers, to whom Google will showcase "how to develop web applications with Google and open technologies." ReadWriteWeb has 10 free tickets to give away to Google I/O; and we thought an interesting way to do that would be to ask fo […]
- A Computer Repair Utility Kit You Can Run From a Thumb DriveTechnibble, the Australian site for aspiring computer techies, recently released the second version of its popular Computer Repair Utility Kit, a collection of 57 hand picked tools to help you diagnose and repair your Windows machine. While all of the utilities are freely available online, this all-in-one kit saves you the trouble of searching for and downlo […]
- 50 Free High-Quality Icon SetsBy Daved Brosche, Naveed Javaid and Smashing Editorial Team When it comes to freebie designs, beautiful icons sets are tops. Designers scour for these free treasures more than anything else. You can use icon sets in Web applications, website designs and on your desktop. If well designed, they make a great impression on others. Beautifully designed icons also […]
- On The Eve Of Its Fifth Birthday, A Facebook Design RetrospectiveFacebook turns five years old tomorrow. That’s practically middle-aged in Silicon Valley. To celebrate, Facebook has put up this slideshow that highlights Facebook’s evolving Web design over that time period. We’ve reproduced the slides below. (Yeah, we wish they were bigger too). Founder Mark Zuckerberg also hints at a surprise virtual gift that will that w […]
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