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| Facebook for Mobile | Application Download For the first time ever there is a dedicated application to better communicate with your friends in Facebook. It is called Facebook for mobile or FBook and with this amazing free application you can not only change status or post on the wall but you can update and upload new pictures, [...] [..] |
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| McCain Loses Election, 300 Facebook Friends Besides the election, President Not-Elect John McCain lost about 300 Facebook "supporters" Tuesday. On the bright side, he's plenty popular on AOL.com.
And here's more election-related data from Facebook:
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| EA Brings Scrabble To Facebook, Pogo [Pogo] You now have two more ways to get your online Scrabble fix, as EA and Hasbro have announced the release of Scrabble on Pogo.com with a Facebook app to hit the social networking site later this month. Wait, you say, I'm already enjoying Scrabble via Facebook, Kotaku! No [..] |
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Clarion releases innovative “MiND”, Mobile Internet Navigation Device  What happens when you mix together a NetBook, a portable GPS, and a PMP? You get the Clarion MiND, “Mobile Internet Navigation Device”. The new MiND uses the low power Intel Atom processor (running at 800Mhz) found in many netbooks and Linux as the core behind its multimedia and navigation features. The MiND uses Wifi [...] [..] |
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| Study: Maybe Beacon Isn?t An Awful Idea After All Here's heartening news for Mark Zuckerberg: A new study says that 80% of 'social media users' are more likely to buy products recommended by friends or family. This, after all, was what Facebook's ill-fated Beacon project was supposed to do, before the thing blew up in Facebook's face last fall. But the blowback hasn't just hurt Facebook: It seems to have scared other social network [..] |
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| Google maps Russian assault on Savannah Georgia on its mind. Just not the right one
Google may have plans to catalogue all the world’s information, but it’s found itself a bit confused between the former Soviet republic of Georgia and the southern US state.
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| Sikkerhetshull i Facebook Det oppdagede hullet i Facebook er neppe noen overraskelse for de som forstår litt webprogrammering. Hardware.no [..] |
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GWEI - Google Will Eat Itself  Now this is a great art project… “GWEI - Google Will Eat Itself”
We generate money by serving Google text advertisments on a network of hidden Websites. With this money we automatically buy Google shares. We buy Google via their own advertisment! Google eats itself - but in the end “we” own it!
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