I love this. Screw gatorade and their holy rollin’ brand managers!
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Just saw this on Mashable. Downloaded it, cuz it’s free! And BAM! Located my iPad. Cool thing about this app is that it will let you notify who is near it that it’s lost,lock it, and wipe it clean if necessary (if you have a Mobile Me account that is).
Here is a screencap:
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The White House Is Full of iPad Users
Man after my own heart!
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HTC EVO 4G IS A GO!!
The day is finally here. The EVO is available at 8am at your local Sprint store. Will there be lines? Will this phone and 4G change the perception of Sprint? Am I an ass for giving up on the Pre? Can this new toy overshadow this awesome iPad I’m typing on now? How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a toosie pop?
The world may never know!
Some highlights via Engadgets coverage:
Via Mashable: Following weeks of debate over Facebook and privacy, the company is announcing new features to address the criticism that has emerged since the launch of the Open Graph and Instant Personalization.CEO Mark Zuckerberg — who penned an op-ed in The Washington Post on Sunday promising new privacy options — is doing the presenting.
More important breaking news: My iPad is on it’s way home! Finally ships!
(via Pittsburgh TODAY) The Pittsburgh Region just achieved a new #1 national ranking: it had the largest percentage growth in private sector jobs of any large region in the country in April. The region added 17,800 total jobs, including 16,700 jobs in the private sector, between March and April. That’s a 1.6% increase, higher than any of our benchmark regions, higher than any of the 40 largest regions in the country, higher than the state as a whole, and nearly twice as high as the nation.
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2010’s TOP 50 Sci-Fi Women via UGO.com
This is an awesome list but I totaly disagree with #1. Sigh…
Anyway… My Favs:
#45 Milla Jovavichivichavjova (sp?)
#34 Sarah Lancaster
#22 Evangeline Lilly
#8 Yvonne Strahovski
and Last But NOT LEAST!!!
#3 Scarlett Johansson
AT&T is planning to raiseits early termination fees for smartphones and netbooks from $175 to $325, Dow Jones reports, noting that the move comes amid rumors that AT&T may lose its iPhone exclusivity over the next year. Thankfully for current AT&T iPhone customers, the rate changes will not affect current contracts; instead, they will apply to all new and renewing customers beginning June 1. Notably, the higher cancellation fees will apply to any new iPhone customers who purchase the next-generation model expected to be announced at Apple’s 2010 WWDC conference in early June. While the termination fees for smartphones will rise, the same fees will actually drop by $25 for feature or messaging phone contracts. Earlier this week, AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega made several comments relating to the possibility of AT&T customers leaving when the company’s iPhone exclusivity ends, noting that 70% of customers are on family plans, which can be a pain to move over to a new carrier, and 40% are on corporate discount plans.