The departure of American Idol, Simon Cowell has certainly caused a stir of Twitter reactions. There were approximately 1500 opinion Tweets according to Crimson Hexagon with various responses. Some even being mad that CNN labelled this as breaking news. The breakdown of reactions were as follows:
The 11 January 2010 marks the day the US court placed an injunction on Microsoft forbidding the sale of Microsoft Word (office 2003 and 2007). The initial injunction was ordered in August 2009 but CNET and ComputerWorld claim that most versions of Microsoft Office were unavailable from their online store. The standard version of Office 2003 is still available and the professional version should be available to subscribers soon.
“Google” has been named the word of the decade and “Twitter” the word of the year (2009) by The American Dialect Society. This occurred after Bing said that “Twitter” is the most popular word for 2009 and the word “unfriend” meaning to remove someone as a Facebook friend is the word of the year according to the Oxford Dictionary.
Facebook has officially announced that users will now be able to update both their Facebook page and Twitter updates at the same time. Users that update their Facebook page will now have the option to share their updates with their Twitter followers. Facebook users will also be able to regulate which updates they would like to share on Facebook such as photos, link, events etc.
Android users will be pleased to hear that Google has launched a new application called Google Listen. This application allows you to search quickly through web audio content which you can then download or stream directly to your phone anytime, anywhere.
So you log onto Facebook to check you notifications on the bottom right of your screen and its filled with “spam” from the various applications that you have added. This is not a new Facebook feature but nobody seems to be using this useful tool. Wouldn’t you only want notification from family, friends and their comments? Well here’s how:
Now we can capture the memories and look at them instantly, wherever, whenever. These screens are battery operated making it powerful and yet lightweight.
Web cams have also transformed, making video capturing so much more pleasurable. The quality and design of this device is unbelievably fascinating. I want one!
Four walls and a ceiling will be so old fashioned, buildings can now be recreated into designs we could never imagine – until now of course. Buildings shapes and sizes can be redefined into majestic structures. This type of architecture gives the Egyptians and their pyramids a run for their money don’t you think?
Cellphone technology is ever – changing. These little devices look nothing like what we are accustomed to but yet they perform the same functions and so much more!
You thought it’s a compass, didn’t you? This cellular phone gives new meaning to having a mobile in the palm of your hand.
Big screen in a jiffy. Soon technology will give us the option of having a wide screen view or normal TV size. This will definitely come in handy when watching normal telly or movies.
We will soon be able to experience panoramic views with a crystal clear picture.
