Google Releases Google Earth for Apple iPhone
Google has released a custom multitouch version of their popular Google Earth service for the Apple iPhone. Early reviews tout the program for it’s tactile inventiveness, giving users control of zooming, twirling and panning all with some quick finger flicks.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE WorldHistory Beta Offers New Interface For Historical Content
WorldHistory, a new product from Utah-based Family Link, has just entered it’s private beta phase. The interesting interface allows users to pick a location on a map to see historical events that occurred there.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE Wal-Mart’s Getting Cloudbook
At 9 Inches, 2 pounds, 5 hours of battery life, the Cloudbook comes with Surf, email, blog, IM, Skype, compute. The Everex / Packard Bell / FIC Nanobook / Cloudbook / CE260 will be selling at (of all places) Wal-Mart as of January 25th.
With 1.2GHz VIA C7-M CPU, 512MB of RAM, a 30GB [...]
Return of the Jedi
wow. In a crazy turn of events the founder of Wikipedia is going up against the Internet search giant Google, in an all out 12 round match for Internet supremacy. This is awesome, and it’s all over the geek news tubes so I don’t want to sound redundant.
I love competition for my attention.
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